Tenders

RFP - HCC Saturday Market Operator

Hutt City Council

Hutt City Council is seeking to engage a suitably experienced and capable supplier to deliver market management and operational services for the Saturday Market.

Reducing Child and Youth Offending Project Evaluation

Sport New Zealand

The Reducing Child and Youth Offending (RCYO) Project is a targeted Sport NZ initiative (to June 2028) that seeks to contribute to the reduction of child and youth offending and reoffending by strengthening protective factors through accessible, high-quality and culturally responsive sport and physical activity, supported by a capable, evidence-informed and well-connected system. Sport New Zealand (Sport NZ) is seeking an evaluation supplier to evaluate the implementation and impact of the Reducing Child and Youth Offending Project.

Organic Feedstock Availability - Tranche 2

Energy Efficiency & Conservation Authority

EECA require a robust, independent, and granular assessment of organic feedstocks completed for five regions in the North Island as part of the Organic Feedstock Analysis project and are seeking proposals from suitably qualified and experienced organisations to complete this work. The five regions are as follows: • Northland • Bay of Plenty • Waikato • Wellington • Manawatu-Whanganui Respondents may submit proposals for all regions or for selected regions. Each submission must clearly specify whether it applies to all regions or to specific regions only. Each region will be evaluated independently. Accordingly, respondents must provide separate pricing for each region and must clearly indicate whether pricing for multiple regions differs from, or is simply the sum of, the individual regional prices. Where a respondent submits pricing for more than one region, each region’s pricing will be assessed separately. To register for the supplier briefing please visit the following link: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/f195778b-b634-4bcd-8d14-6f1315128d5c@8b1629d2-3224-41c9-a884-0f553fa9b432

Tongariro National Park Visitor Centre Upgrade

Department of Conservation

The Central Plateau of New Zealand’s North Island is a major tourism destination for both domestic and international visitors attracted to its diverse landscapes including forests, mountains, lakes and rivers. Purpose of this RFP is to enhance the visitor experience at the Tongariro National Park Visitor Centre, with a focus on engaging visitors with the stories of Tongariro, to create positive impact. The objectives of this initiative are to: - Improve the visitor experience at the Tongariro National Park Visitor Centre, using foundational visitor experience principles. - More effectively engage visitors in the stories of Tongariro, so that they: better understand the significance and specialness of this place; know how to behave appropriately here; are inspired to take care of Tongariro, and other special places. - Use the Learning Outcomes Framework to effectively re-design the interpretive offer at the Visitor Centre. - Contribute to the Tongariro Alpine Crossing Project objectives and benefits.

Psychology Intern Hub Services 2027 & 2028

National Procurement

Closed Request for Proposal (RFP) – Psychology Intern Hub Services This is a closed competitive procurement. Only eligible Health New Zealand-funded mental health and addiction service providers may submit a proposal. This procurement is being undertaken under Rule 11 of the Government Procurement Rules (Public Services). Due to the specialist workforce development, clinical training, supervision, and service integration requirements of psychology internships, participation is limited to existing Health New Zealand-funded mental health and addiction providers that can demonstrate established clinical service delivery environments, governance arrangements, supervision capability, cultural support, and sufficient clinical workstreams to support psychology internship placements from the commencement of the contract. Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is seeking proposals to establish, implement, and coordinate up to four Psychology Intern Hub Services across Aotearoa New Zealand. The Intern Hub model is designed to strengthen the psychology workforce pipeline by increasing internship capacity within Health NZ-funded mental health and addiction services. Each Intern Hub will support the employment, supervision, coordination, and training of up to five psychology interns and will be led by a dedicated Coordinating Supervisor. The model is intended to provide high-quality clinical training experiences, strengthen supervision capacity, support intern wellbeing, improve cultural responsiveness, and contribute to equitable workforce development outcomes. The procurement supports national workforce priorities identified in He Ara Oranga, Kia Manawanui Aotearoa, and the Health New Zealand Mental Health and Addiction Workforce Plan, including increasing psychology internship capacity and supporting workforce growth across mental health and addiction services. Contracts will be awarded for an initial two-year term (2027–2028), with an option to extend for up to a further two year

O-26-162 Electricity Supply Services

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

This procurement seeks to secure electricity supply and associated services for Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) while delivering strategic value that positions Council as a leader in enabling a more resilient, low-emissions, local energy system.

Hans Bay and Sunny Bight Wastewater Upgrades

Department of Conservation

Heavy Fleet (and Other Fleet) Independent Advisor

Fire and Emergency New Zealand

Fire and Emergency New Zealand is seeking to appoint an Independent Advisor to provide objective, expert advice and assurance on fleet management, with a focus on heavy fleet, procurement, asset management and operational integration across the organisation. Independence, proven experience with a focus on heavy fleet, and the ability to provide constructive challenge alongside actionable recommendations are critical to the success of this engagement.

Waimarino Health Clinic - ECI and Staged Construction Works

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

Main contractor for Classroom Refurbishment at Hirangi School

Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal

The scope of work identified the following. • Allow to demolish & remove existing cabinetry units & fixtures, consult with the kura which items are to be salvaged and which are to be removed. • New kitchen cabinetry units for rooms 1, 10 & 13. Room 13 also needs to have a cubby / locker storage for bags & student gear. • New commercial vinyl (Jacobsens Tarket IQ granit or similar) to the wet areas of room 10. Allow to cove a min of 150mm up the wall, allow for all transition trims & caps. Allow for floor remediation as required prior to new vinyl installation • New Autex composition to the walls in each of these classrooms – colour TBC, allow for 150m2 total. Allow for an aluminium edge trim to Autex panels throughout. Allow to make good paint around the affected areas as required.

Storytelling for Transformation

Civil Aviation Authority

Provision of National Security Systems

Te Wānanga o Aotearoa

PID Hardware, Content, Device and Operating System Management Supply

Auckland Transport

Auckland Transport is facing the expiration of its current Public Information Display (PID) hardware, software and services supply agreements. To ensure continued operational efficiency and alignment with the updated PID strategy, AT needs to initiate a new Request for Proposal (RFP) process.

Environmental Health Indicators

Ministry of Health

Addington Park Toilet Renewal

Christchurch City Council

Strategic Partnership REOI - Telling Auckland's Story through the Auckland Harbour Bridge

Auckland Council

Auckland Council is seeking an exclusive Funding and Naming Rights Partner for a landmark activation initiative that will transform the Auckland Harbour Bridge into a dynamic storytelling canvas through light. The project will bring Auckland’s identity, culture, and aspirations to life at night, using innovative, immersive lighting across the bridge to enhance Auckland’s global profile while enriching the experience for residents and visitors alike. This project will bring to life a uniquely Tāmaki Makaurau story of place, shaped by the city’s identity and culture, reflecting a distinctive contribution of Māori identity as our unique point of difference in the world.

Sunshine Bay Erosion Control

Queenstown-Lakes District Council

RFT - Main Building Contractor for Blocks 5, 6 - Roof, Cladding and Windows at Konini Primary School, Wainuiomata, Lower Hutt

Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal

Konini Primary School has two buildings that require significant improvements to the exterior envelope components to ensure weather tightness. Roof covering renewal, external cladding and window replacement is required. Additionally, some minor internal finishes reinstatement work is also included in the scope consisting of new wall and ceiling linings where affected by the works or damaged by historical water entry. Potential Additional Requirements: A project to refurbish and modernise student toilet facilities is currently being tendered at the same time as this procurement. The school will consider at the time of tender evaluation the merits of possible engagement of one supplier to deliver both contracts

Main Building Contractor for LSM - Mobility at Manawatu College, Foxton

Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal

The Contract Works required are: The proposal involves a range of accessibility upgrade works to improve safe and compliant movement throughout the school site for students, staff and visitors with mobility requirements. The proposed works include the upgrade and modification of existing landings, steps, ramps and accessible pathways at various locations across the school to provide improved access between buildings and external areas. Works include adjustments to gradients and levels, installation of compliant handrails and edge protection, resurfacing of pathways, replacement of deteriorated surfaces, and improvements to transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces. The project is intended to enhance overall site accessibility, support inclusive learning environments, and ensure compliance with current accessibility standards and Ministry of Education requirements. Suppliers are required to describe how their proposed approach will deliver economic benefits to New Zealand, including (but not limited to): Use of local labour for the delivery of the bathroom modification works. Engagement of New Zealand–based subcontractors and trades, including small and medium enterprises where appropriate. Supporting regional employment by sourcing workers from the local area where possible. Use of locally supplied materials where suitable and feasible. Suppliers should provide clear, practical examples of how they will demonstrate these benefits during contract delivery. All work to comply with manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations. All tender documentation and necessary information attached. Contractors MUST visit site for tender to be compliant. Contact the noted representative in Invite Letter to arrange a site visit. Ideally dependent on MoE funding approval this work would start as soon as possible after confirmation provided, however this will be discussed with the successful contractor and school once funding approvals are confirmed. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: htt

3 Waters Engineering consultancy services MSA

Wellington Water Limited

Musculoskeletal Pathway and Physiotherapy Services RFI

National Procurement

O- C0037839 Fisheries Research Panel

Fisheries New Zealand

MPI is seeking to appoint a new panel of suppliers for the provision of Fisheries Science and Research Services (‘the Panel’) for an initial term of five years with rights to renew for two further terms of five years, and the right to appoint new suppliers to the Panel from time to time. The aim of the Panel will be to provide the majority of the science and research services Fisheries New Zealand (FNZ) sources from external suppliers, in alignment with FNZ’s objectives. Suppliers appointed by the Panel will generally be invited to tender for specific projects for which Panel members have appropriate expertise. MPI does not guarantee any minimum volume of work or level of expenditure for Panel members. This Request for Proposal (RFP) is to establish a panel of suppliers who are capable of delivering research and science services in areas of Fisheries Science. It is expected that appointed suppliers will have: • A track record of providing research services. • Capacity to undertake individual scientific research projects contracted through statement of works. • The networks, relationships and facilities to be able to meet the requirements of the research and science services. • Personnel with the knowledge, experience and qualifications to deliver the requirements • Capacity to be able to deliver to the required quality. • Appropriate number of personnel and resources in relation to the requirements of the sub-category. The scope of the panel includes: • Surveys • Quantitative Research • Aquatic Environment Research • Ageing • Catch-sampling programmes • Tagging programmes

RFP - Event Signboard Sponsorship

Hutt City Council

Hutt City Council is seeking a sponsor for exclusive branding rights across four council-owned community event signboards located on key transport routes throughout Lower Hutt. The successful sponsor will receive prominent, double-sided brand exposure across all four sites, reaching millions of vehicle impressions annually while supporting community events and city activation initiatives. We are looking for a business or organisation that aligns with Council values, has a strong local presence, and wants to build brand awareness through a high-visibility partnership that connects with Lower Hutt residents, commuters, and visitors.

Main Contractor for N2, G, M Roofing Works & G Decking Works at Rotorua Primary School, Rotorua

Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal

General Scope of Works Deck Works Demolish and remove the existing deck, ramp and stairs. Construct a new timber deck structure, including new ramp, stairs and bleacher seating. Install new stainless steel handrails and balustrades. Connect the new deck to surrounding areas with new concrete pathing. Make good all disturbed grassed areas. Roofing Works (including shed) Remove existing solar panels and safely store for reinstatement. Remove and replace existing roofing. Install new welded aluminium flashings. Install new spouting. Reinstate solar panels to the new roof. Refer to both sets of drawings for the full extent of works, details and specifications.