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New Zealand’s GETS (Government Electronic Tenders Service) is the all-of-government portal operated by MBIE.
gets.govt.nz publishes every Public Sector Agency tender plus most local government and Crown entity opportunities. The platform is a thin wrapper over a TenderLink instance and exposes a clean structured table for our extractor.
NZ Defence Force, the District Health Boards (now Te Whatu Ora), Waka Kotahi (NZ Transport Agency), and the local councils dominate the active set. The Government Procurement Branch publishes broader Procurement Rules and All-of-Government contracts that channel a lot of recurring spend through panels.
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C-25-091 Roading Network Maintenance Contract 2027
Queenstown-Lakes District Council
The Queenstown Lakes District Council (QLDC) owns and maintains a land transport network of approximately 905 km of local roads within the Queenstown Lakes District. The length of sealed road is approximately 580 km, unsealed 325 km and number of bridges maintained is 100. The total number of roading assets in our asset database is approximately 73,000. This RFP seeks a supplier to deliver integrated Roading Network Services for the Queenstown Lakes region. The contract will ensure the road network is safe, reliable, and fit for purpose through a mix of maintenance, renewal, and operational activities.
Strategic Technology Enhancement Project (STEP) | Application Services
New Zealand Qualifications Authority
Kia ora, The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) invites suitably qualified suppliers to submit proposals for the Strategic Technology Enhancement Project (STEP) – Application Services. STEP is a key initiative to replace NZQA’s legacy application landscape and addresses critical risks associated with the ageing electronic Qualifications Authority (eQA) platform, which underpins NZQA’s core services. NZQA is seeking proposals for the provision of the following application service capabilities: 1. Learner Records Management Enabling NZQA to manage: • Learner profile and Record of Achievement (Learner Master) • Enrolment, entry, and results management 2. Assessment Management Enabling NZQA to manage: • Exam centre management • Logistics management • Incident management • Assessment planning and delivery • Response management and marking 3. Specialist Workforce Management Enabling management of the Specialist Workforce (SWF) lifecycle, including: • Resource planning • Invitation and application management • Onboarding (integrated with NZQA onboarding and HR systems) • Allocation to resource groups • Training monitoring • Claims and payments (integrated with claims systems) • Offboarding An online supplier briefing will be held for suppliers. The session will provide an overview of the opportunity and opportunity for suppliers to ask questions. Relevant information from the briefing will be made available via GETS, where appropriate. Briefing details as below: Date: Thursday, 4 June 2026 Time: 9:30am – 11:30am (NZ time) • Link: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/46070668984563?p=T90VXiXYqq3hMojWTb • Meeting ID: 460 706 689 845 63 • Passcode: PT3iA2iX The Request for Proposal (RFP) will be published via GETS as an addendum to this notice in the week commencing 2 June 2026 and will include full details of the requirement, scope, and evaluation approach. Instructions • Suppliers must download the RFP documentation from GETS via this notice once it becomes available •
Foot Health Maintenance Services to NZ Veterans
Procurement
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) on behalf of Veteran Affairs (VA) has a requirement and responsibility to ensure all veterans receive entitlement, services and support available to them. NZDF wishes to contract with a provider or providers to provide foot health maintenance services to New Zealand Veterans. NZDF requires a solution that enables a provider to be responsive and flexible in providing the service, taking into consideration VA has a somewhat unique complexity of needs. The provider would need to be willing to work with VA to tailor the package to account for NZDFs environment. The social objective of this procurement is to procure foot health maintenance services for Veterans who require foot care to support veterans as part of their rehabilitation programmes and independence. NZDF wishes to contract with a provider or providers to supply safe, effective and efficient foot health maintenance services to VA by fully trained and qualified staff. This Request for Proposal (RFP) is seeking responses from the market to provide information and capability relating to the requirements detailed in this RFP. The proposed term of the Agreement will be for 5 years + 2 years. Questions are encouraged and you may request that they are kept confidential providing that they are commercially sensitive. NZDF reserves the right to provide supplementary information to all Respondents should a confidential question highlight a point requiring clarification to other Respondents. Please note that this tender, and all documentation related to it, is only available on NZDF’s SmartProcure website: https://nzdf.bravosolution.com Suppliers must logon to SmartProcure to access the tender and submit a response. Registration is simple and free, just click “Register Now”. If you require assistance this is available by email to dcs.vm@nzdf.mil.nz All enquiries regarding this tender must be in writing through NZDF's SmartProcure message system. NZDF will endeavour to respond in writ
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.
Addington Park Toilet Renewal
Infrastructure
A section of Addington Park has been leased to Te Waerenga Community Garden and transformed into Christchurch’s newest community garden that aims to feed 100 people a week. The lease also includes space within the adjacent toilet block which requires significant upgrade, and Council has committed to delivering this to help reduce anti-social behaviour and improve the overall quality of the amenities.
Sunshine Bay Erosion Control
Queenstown-Lakes District Council
Queenstown Lakes District Council is in the process of finalising construction drawings for Sunshine Bay which will be used by suppliers to install: • Rock revetment • Drainage and stormwater solutions • General site improvements. QLDC is working to a tight timeline for this project to ensure practical completion prior to mid-September with the intent to avoid high lake levels and further erosion. It is anticipated that the RPQ for this work will go out to GETS by the end of May.
Kiribati Energy Policy Reform Technical Adviser
Crown Funding
The New Zealand Government, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT), is partnering with the Government of Kiribati to support national energy sector reform, including the review and update of key national energy policies and planning instruments. MFAT is seeking an International Technical Advisor - Energy Policy Reform to provide technical and coordination support to the Energy Planning Division (EPD) within the Ministry of Infrastructure and Sustainable Energy (MISE). The role will support the review, development, and consultation of the Kiribati National Energy Policy (KNEP) and the Kiribati Integrated Energy Roadmap (KIER), along with associated priority energy policy instruments. This role will be based in South Tarawa and contracted directly to MFAT. It is a senior technical advisory position working closely with the Energy Planning Division, relevant government agencies, and development partners to strengthen energy policy, planning, and coordination capability. The initial assignment will be for 12 months, with the possibility of extension subject to performance and programme requirements. The role is full‑time and requires an in‑country presence in Kiribati, with travel within Kiribati (including Kiritimati Island) as required. Closing date for applications: 5:00pm (NZ Time) on Sunday 21st June 2026 For some of the key functions and qualifications required for this role, please see: https://nz.seek.com/job/92397347?ref=search-standalone&type=standard&origin=jobTitle#sol=752494c4b02680e5b13fa51e870f8e9e6f7e063f Hudson Global Resources has been engaged to manage this procurement process. For all correspondence, requests, or to obtain the full Role Description, please contact: Jessica Middlemiss Practice Lead, NZ Phone: +64 27 277 4865 Email: jessica.middlemiss@hudson.com
EX-RNZAF Harvard Parts
Procurement
The New Zealand Defence Force has a range of ex-RNZAF Heritage Flight Harvard aircraft parts for disposal, including major airframe components, engines, and associated spares. All spares are held at RNZAF Base Ohakea, Bulls. The parts will be available on the following basis: - The sale will be by tender - Preference is for a buyer who will retain, use or steward the parts in New Zealand to support national heritage preservation. - Offered as a single job lot. - Parts are offered ‘as is, where is’ with no warranty or guarantee. - The successful buyer is responsible for timely collection of the parts from RNZAF Base Ohakea. - No supporting documentation is available. - Inspection by arrangement at RNZAF Base Ohakea over period 22 June to 03 July 2026. The sale by tender documents are available by emailing DisposalTenders@nzdf.mil.nz. The tender will close on 17 August 2026.
SH76 Brougham Street Corridor
New Zealand Transport Agency
This contract is for the delivery of the SH76 Brougham Street Corridor Improvements Project, an urban corridor upgrade within the Roads of Regional Significance (RoRS) programme. The works include pavement and surfacing improvements, intersection upgrades, enhanced crossings, intelligent transport systems, streetscape works and associated utility coordination, including watermain works delivered on behalf of Christchurch City Council. Given the live urban environment and multiple third-party interfaces, the contract requires a strong focus on staging, traffic management, stakeholder coordination, and minimising disruption to road users, businesses, and the community. The contract has been classified under NZTA’s Prequalification System as Surfacing – Level A (2A) and Construction – Level A (4A). Tenderers must hold the required NZTA prequalification levels to be eligible to tender. In addition, watermain works must be undertaken by a contractor approved under CCC’s Three Waters Physical Works Panel, and the Orion 66kV utility crossing works must be completed by an Orion prequalified 66kV contractor. Electronic copies of the RFT documentation are attached to this advertisement. All tenderer’s queries are to be submitted through the GETS Questions and Answers. Any queries that fall outside of the formal Q&A and that require urgent attention, must be directed to NZTA’s point of contact, as stated in the main RFT document. All responses to tender queries/clarifications will be answered by Notice to Tenderer which will be available in the GETS addenda. Tender submissions shall be uploaded to GETS eTender box in two separate files. The GETS file upload limit is 50MB. The files should be labelled: - Supplier Company Name - File No 1 - Contract Number - Proposal excluding Price - Supplier Company Name - File No 2 - Contract Number - Price (pdf format PLUS excel spreadsheet Schedule of Prices) Tender submissions will only be accepted electronically via the GETS eTender Box.
Main Contractor for Roofing Works across various Buildings at Marlborough Girls College
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
Marlborough Girls College board of trustees are seeking a main contractor to assist with their 5YA project for roofing remediation work with includes blocks CC, TR, D, G, ST, A, Z, T, S and E.
EX- RNZAF Strikemaster Airframes
Procurement
The New Zealand Defence Force seeks to donate two surplus Strikemaster airframes (ex-NZ6375 and ex-NZ6376) to suitable NZ-Based organisations for future public display or similar public benefit. Post retirement from RNZAF service in 1994, the airframes were used as training aids at the RNZAF’s Ground Training Wing, RNZAF Base Woodbourne, Blenheim. Following a change in training requirements the airframes have been sitting unused and in outside storage for some years. They are in poor, but recoverable, cosmetic condition. They are not deemed airworthy. Any donation would be on the conditions that: - The donation is ‘as is, where is’, with no representation of warranty or airworthiness. - Respondents will have the opportunity to inspect the aircraft. - There are no maintenance records associated with the aircraft available. - The removal will be at recipient’s cost and risk. - NZDF would expect recipients to display the aircraft in a manner befitting of their historical importance. NZDF are running an open and contestable process to select the organisations that will receive the Strikemaster airframes. The Registration of Interest is available by emailing DisposalTenders@nzdf.mil.nz. The Registration of Interest closes on 30 June 2026.
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.
Hans Bay and Sunny Bight Wastewater Upgrades
Department of Conservation
Hans Bay and Sunny Bight are located on the shores of Lake Kaniere, Hokitika. The Department is seeking tenders for the upgrade of the existing wastewater treatment systems at both these sites. Construction works include excavation, demolition and removal of existing septic systems, Supply and installation of new septic tanks, pump chambers and pump systems, Supply and installation of AES effluent treatment system, Supply and installation of LPED effluent dispersal system, and associated plumbing, drain laying and electrical works.
Waimarino Health Clinic - ECI and Staged Construction Works
Regional Hospital Infrastructure Programme
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora – Whanganui) is undertaking a project to refurbish and extend the Waimarino Health Clinic at Raetihi (the Project). We require a Main Contractor to undertake the construction works in a staged manner including Early Contractor Involvement (ECI), as follows: • undertake the Stage 1 Enabling & Refurbishment Works • provide ECI services and provide input to the detailed design documentation and • bid for and, if approved, undertake the Stage 2 Extension Works to extend the existing building. We are seeking a Main Contractor with experience in ECI and the necessary capability and capacity to successfully undertake the Contract Works in Raetihi, and who has a proven track record in delivering and managing relevant works within a live, operational environment. Main Contractors must be able to bring together and manage a team of subcontractors with relevant experience in live clinical facility upgrades and hospital construction standards, along with other mandatory requirements. Please submit your ‘Notice of intention to respond’ by Friday, 12 June 2026
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.
Environmental Health Indicators
Ministry of Health
The Ministry of Health is seeking to procure a Supplier to deliver a programme of work to develop, implement, and maintain the Environmental Health Indicators, with a contract expected to be in place on /around October 2026, to ensure: • Continuity of nationally consistent indicator development and reporting, • Maintenance of robust and comparable methodologies over time, • Reliable environmental health intelligence to inform public health decision making, • Surveillance is completed in a timely manner with the most recent data available, and • Surveillance is in line with the emerging Environmental Health Strategy. This is an opportunity to help strengthen New Zealand’s environmental health intelligence at a time when decision-makers need timely, trusted evidence about how environmental exposures affect health and wellbeing. By delivering and maintaining a nationally consistent set of Environmental Health Indicators, you will enable the Ministry of Health and partners across central and local government, iwi/Māori partners, and the wider health sector to identify trends and inequities, target interventions, and track the impact of policy and regulatory action over time. We are looking for Respondents with demonstrated environmental health, epidemiological and analytical capability, and experience working with national-scale datasets and longitudinal methods. Please review the attached RFP documentation for our full requirements.
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
ROI - CT8478 Māngere WWTP Distributed Blowers Design Services
WaterCare Services Ltd
This Registration of Interest (ROI) is for Māngere Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Distributed Blowers Design Services. Scope is to deliver preliminary and detailed design through to a tender-ready package suitable for open-market procurement of physical works under NZS 3910. The scope will be aligned with the preferred technical pathways identified in the Blower Options Report (to be released at RFT stage), while retaining flexibility to refine solutions during detailed design. The designer will be responsible for end-to-end delivery of a complete design solution and associated deliverables, including: • Site investigations and verification activities • Preliminary design and detailed design across all engineering disciplines • Key equipment procurement support, including nominated supplier selection and operational contract negotiations • Facilitation of technical workshops (HAZOP, CHAZOP, SiD) • Construction consents assistance • Preparation of contract and tender documents, and support for construction procurement and tender evaluation • Design support during construction, commissioning, and handover
Main Contractor ROI for TGS Roofing Works at Takapuna Grammar School
Ministry of Education - Approval from Ministry Employee - ie. Case Manager
26.045.01 Architectural Design Services & Project Management Services
Procurement Solutions
This Advance Notice is to inform the market that the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) will shortly be releasing a Registration of Interest [ROI] for Architectural Design Services & Project Management Services. MSD is seeking suitably qualified suppliers appointed to the All of Government Construction Consultancy Services Panel, Architectural Design and Project Management sub-categories. Note that to enable independent validation of design decisions, costs, and programme delivery, the two contracts for Architectural Design OR Project Management service will NOT be awarded to the same supplier. The preferred supplier for each must meet all the mandatory pre-conditions which will be listed in the ROI and will be able to supply services which are delivered in line with the MSD design process and to meet MSD standards such as security and building performance specifications. Interested? What's next? We will be releasing a Registration of Interest [ROI] for these two services by 22 June 2026 via GETS. PLEASE NOTE: This is an Advance Notice and DOES NOT require your response at this stage. This Advance Notice does not constitute a binding obligation on MSD to enter into any legal agreement or to make any purchase.
Main Shade Canopy Contractor for the Site: Canopy Covered Outdoor Learning Area at Buckland School
Board of Trustees - Approve by BoT - ie. School Principal
The Buckland School Board are seeking a main shade canopy contractor for the Site: Canopy Covered Outdoor Learning Area project.
26-100 Tarata Road Resilience Project Sites 2 & 5a Construction Services
New Plymouth District Council
Advance Notice - Upcoming Tender Opportunity - Tarata Road Resilience Project Sites 2 & 5a Construction Services Kia ora tātou katoa, Tarata Road Resilience Project Sites 2 & 5a Construction Services New Plymouth District Council (NPDC) is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced civil roading contractor with the capability and capacity to deliver road construction services for Sites 2 & 5a as one package as part of the Tarata Road Resilience Programme. The successful contractor must demonstrate both capability and capacity to complete the works using machine control technology (graders and excavators). We are calling on interested civil roading contractors with relevant expertise to prepare for this upcoming opportunity to register on Tenderlink. Key Details: Tender Release (Indicative): Early June (1st week) To ensure you receive notifications and updates, please register on NPDC’s Tenderlink portal using the link below. Tenderlink Registration – NPDC Portal https://portal.tenderlink.com/npdc/ Note: Registration is free and does not require a paid subscription. Be sure to select all relevant business categories to receive alerts tailored to your services. We look forward to engaging with an experienced partner to help shape the future of Tarata Road in the New Plymouth District. This tender will be uploaded to Tenderlink in due course.
2026-06 Hydrographic Services
Land Information New Zealand
Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) is seeking to procure hydrographic survey services that support safe navigation, national resilience, and coastal mapping outcomes. Suppliers must be able to plan, acquire, process, and deliver hydrographic and bathymetric data in accordance with LINZ Hydrographic Survey Specifications (HYSPEC), at a minimum meeting LINZ 1 standards. Services will primarily focus on safety‑of‑navigation surveys and infill that complements the 3D Coastal Mapping (3DCM) programme. Respondents are expected to demonstrate proven technical capability, sufficient capacity, and the ability to operate across New Zealand, including remote locations, while working collaboratively with LINZ under a Master Services Agreement and Statements of Work. While it is envisaged that most of the requirements will be met by sonar technology LINZ will consider other technologies that can meet the specifications. The Deadline for Responses is 8 July 2026 at midday. Responses must be submitted to the Point of Contact in the RFP. Note: Part 10 - Proposed Contract will be uploaded as an Addendum to this RFP within 5 New Zealand business days of the release date.
Supply of Aviation Lubricants Aeronautical Consumables and Specialty Products
Procurement
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) is seeking information to better understand current practices and capabilities that could support NZDF to more efficiently source, deliver and manage NZDF’s requirements for aviation lubricants, aeronautical compounds and specialty products. NZDF are specifically looking to explore options for a “prime” supplier to source, deliver and dispose of products. We are seeking presentations and meetings with potential long-term suppliers to gather information to inform a potential Request for Proposals (RFP) process planned for mid-to-late 2026. The presentations/meeting will take place in July 2026 via Teams. A registration form is attached with this notice. To participate in this process, organisations must meet a minimum standard for providing aviation services to the Defence sector. Refer to RFI for further details.
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