Tenders from New Zealand

Wastewater Investment Accelerator

National Infrastructure Funding and Financing Ltd

This RFI represents an opportunity to contribute to the development of a national programme that will significantly change how small wastewater (often referred to as ‘sanitary’ or ‘sewage’) treatment plants are procured, delivered and operated in New Zealand. “Local Water Done Well” was a national initiative that has created financially sustainable Water Service Organisations (WSOs). As a result, the number of WSOs in New Zealand reduced from approximately 70 to 40. In order to achieve greater efficiencies across the WSOs, the Government of New Zealand (represented by NIFFCo) is seeking to procure multiple wastewater treatment plants (on behalf of WSOs) in a voluntary coordinated procurement scheme. Water Service Delivery Plans completed by councils in 2025 indicate substantial investment in water infrastructure is required in the shorter term and over the coming decade. A proportion of this investment relates to the upgrade or replacement of wastewater treatment plants serving smaller to medium sized communities. This RFI primarily seeks to identify and evaluate suitable partners for the planning, procurement, deployment and operations and maintenance of modular wastewater treatment solutions for communities of fewer than 2,000 people, with the majority of the communities targeted by this initiative consisting of fewer than 500 people. Over time the opportunity may grow to larger treatment plants as well drinking water plants. The programme objective is to achieve compliance with wastewater environmental performance standards, while improving cost efficiency, scalability, and delivery timelines. You are not required to be a treatment technologies specialist in order to respond, and may be part of a consortium.

URBAN CONCRETE 2026 to 2036

Gore District Council

Main Contractor for Ascot Community school Admin toilet and sickbay upgrade

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

The BOT at Ascot Community School is seeking suitably qualified main contractors to submit an RFT for the project. The complete and detailed solution required is specified in the plans and specifications included in the tender documents. The contractor must have sufficient capability and capacity to complete the contract works and be sensitive to the requirements needed to work on an educational site.

Gore District Council Road Marking

Gore District Council

Ara Harakeke Path Upgrade

Parks

This project presents an opportunity to construct a raised boardwalk structure through Plimmerton Domain where areas of the path are intermittent flooding from the Lower Taupo Swamp and Taupo Stream. Flooding is most acute during periods of heavy rainfall coinciding with high tides, resulting in closures and reduced safety and accessibility. The proposed works will: • Future proof a regionally significant shared path against climate and tidal impacts • Deliver year-round accessibility for the public • Retain an established, well used alignment that provides direct access to Plimmerton Domain and the Ara Harakake shared path. This project offers contractors the opportunity to: • Deliver an infrastructure upgrade of regional significance for walking and cycling • Work within an environmentally sensitive wetland • Construct durable, resilient recreational structures • Partner with council on an active transport investment • Be part of balancing environmental enhancement with recreational and transport outcomes, ensuring that the Ara Harakeke shared path remains functional, safe, and enjoyable for people aged 8-80 for decades to come. This pathway is a part Te Araroa (The Long Pathway) - the trail that runs the full length of New Zealand.

Service Centre & Associated Trade Services

New Zealand Post Limited

This Request for Proposal (RFP) relates to the procurement of an outsourced service centre and associated trade services as a key component of New Zealand Post’s (NZ Post’s) new service delivery model. The objective of this procurement is to establish a strategic partner capable of providing a nationwide solution for the management and delivery of reactive maintenance services across NZ Post’s property asset network. The successful provider will be responsible for delivering a 24/7 service centre function, including fault triage, work order creation, contractor coordination, and end-to-end maintenance delivery through an established and reliable network of trade partners across New Zealand. These services are critical to maintaining service continuity, operational performance, health and safety outcomes, and a positive customer and employee experience.

Resource Consent Consultants

Hutt City Council

Hutt City Council (HCC) has a statutory responsibility to process resource consent applications under the Resource Management Act 1991 (RMA). In order to meet these requirements, we are seeking to establish a panel of consultants to assist us with the following areas of work: 1 - Additional technical planning support to carry out the processing of resource consent applications where HCC does not have the internal capacity to do the work; or where there is a conflict to be managed e.g. HCC is the applicant for a resource consent application; and also resource consents related commissioner work. 2 – Expert assessments / peer reviews to be carried out on a range of matters as provided for in Section 92(2) of the RMA.

Uniform and Corporate Wardrobe

Civil Aviation Authority

The Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA) is seeking proposals from experienced uniform suppliers to establish a long term, nationwide uniform supply contract for Aviation Security Services and designated corporate roles. The contract will cover end to end services including approved ready to wear garments (including Class 2 and 3 PPE), branding customisation, inclusive sizing and fitting services, warehousing, stockholding, nationwide distribution, secure online ordering, returns and lifecycle management. Uniforms are worn daily in high visibility airport environments and must support a professional, consistent public presence. We are looking for suppliers with proven capability to deliver reliable supply, strong user experience, transparent whole of life pricing, ethical sourcing, sustainability initiatives and economic benefits to New Zealand. This is a long term opportunity (anticipated 3+3 years, commencing approximately August/September 2026) supporting frontline aviation operations nationwide. Interested suppliers should download the full RFP and supporting documents via GETS. All communications must be submitted through GETS. Please email Procurement@CAA.govt.nz to register your interest in attending the Supplier Q&A presentation on the 12th May 2pm

Tuvalu Fisheries Adviser (Offshore)

Crown Funding

The New Zealand Government, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT), is partnering with the Government of Tuvalu to strengthen the management of Tuvalu’s fisheries resources. As part of this, MFAT and the Tuvalu Fisheries Authority (TFA) are seeking a Tuvalu Fisheries Adviser (Offshore) to provide technical assistance and capacity development support to the TFA, helping to maximise sustainable benefits from Tuvalu’s rich marine resources. This part time role will be remote with extended in-country visits and contracted directly to MFAT. It is a senior technical advisory position working alongside the TFA Managing Director and supporting the delivery of the Tuvalu Fisheries Support Programme Phase 3 (TFSP3). This role is ideal for a seasoned technical adviser with a deep understanding of offshore fisheries management and a commitment to sustainable development. If you are proactive, culturally sensitive, and passionate about building capacity in Pacific institutions, we encourage you to apply. Closing date for applications: 5:00pm (NZ Time) on Sunday 07 June 2026. For some of the key functions and qualifications required for this role, please see: https://nz.seek.com/job/92249004?ref=search-standalone&type=standard&origin=jobTitle#sol=0755b10ccbcf9f46cf12a77bb46b68dd9eeebfdf Hudson Global Resources has been engaged to manage this procurement process. For all correspondence, queries, or to obtain a copy of the full Position Description, please contact: Jessica Middlemiss Account Manager Phone: +64 27 277 4865 Email: jessica.middlemiss@hudson.com

Sexual Abuse Assessment and Treatment Services in the Taranaki Region

Accident Compensation Corporation

Attached is an Advanced Notice for Sexual Abuse Assessment and Treatment Services in the Taranaki Region.

ROI Main Contractor for Electrical Upgrades and Heat Pump Installations at Kohia Terrace School

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

Kohia Terrace School are seeking a main contractor to upgrade the sites electrical supply and install new heat pumps.

RIV_2600294 Ashley Rakahuri Stopbank Upgrade Investigation

Field Services

CRC seeks a provider who has experience with geotechnical investigation and designing stopbanks and flood protection schemes. We have completed the hydraulic modelling in house. Hydraulic modelling results files (i.e., water surface elevation, depth, velocity, etc) will be provided by Environment Canterbury for this work. The provider needs to provide an initial geotechnical assessment (Part A), then a detailed geotechnical investigation including necessary augering and test pitting (Part B). Part B also includes the geometric design of stopbank crosssections, volume analysis and a risk based geotechnical review of the existing stopbanks with recommended remediation to be undertaken with the upgrade. A volume analysis is required to cover all stopbank materials including quantities of culverts that may require extension. We have recently completed CCTV survey inspections of all culverts that cross the stopbank scheme in this area and will provide the results of these to assist with this work. The provider needs to take a risk informed, pragmatic approach to the investigation. The primary risk is considered to be erosion of the stopbank during a flood, so the investigation and design should be undertaken with this in mind along with considering other failure modes. It may not be possible to provide the optimal engineering solution to the whole scheme, so we need to know where the higher-risk sections are and what our options for the future might be. What we do not want/need At this stage we do not anticipate hydraulic modelling will be required by the provider. Results files from the HEC-RAS 2D model developed by Environment Canterbury will be provided including water surface elevation, depth, and velocity.

Registration of Interest - Main Contractor for Block T Weathertightness Remediation at Lincoln High School

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

Main Contractor for Block T Weathertightness Remediation at Lincoln High School

Recruitment Services

Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation

Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation (Guardians) has a requirement for the services of experienced recruitment agencies to be included on a closed provider panel pursuant to Rule 22 (Panel of Suppliers) of the New Zealand Government Procurement Rules (5th edition) and the associated competitive secondary procurement process which will determine the awarding of opportunities that may arise in the course of the panel term. The panel term will be for a period of 2 years with an option to extend the panel term for a further 12 months at Guardians' sole discretion.

Milson School Block 4 Piles Remediation

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

This project is to replace the piles of Block 4 at Milson School.

Main Contractor for the Blocks 1, 4, 5: Roof Replacement at Dawson School

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

This Request for Tenders (RFT) open invitation to Contractors (Tenderers) to submit a Tender for Dawson School (the School) – Blocks 1, 4, 5: Roof Replacement (the Contract Works).

Main Contractor for the Block 5: Rotten Floorboards Remediation, Carpet Replacement, Polythene at Dawson School

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

This Request for Tenders (RFT) open invitation to Contractors (Tenderers) to submit a Tender for Dawson School (the School) – Block 5: Rotten Floorboards Remediation, Carpet Replacement, Polythene (the Contract Works).

Main Contractor for the Block 1: Replacement of End-of-Life Carpet, Vinyl, Hessian.

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

This Request for Tenders (RFT) open invitation to Contractors (Tenderers) to submit a Tender for Dawson School (the School) – Block 1: Replacement of End-of-Life Carpet, Vinyl & Hessian (the Contract Works).

Main Building Contractor for Mangamuka School Roofing & Soffits

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

This procurement relates to the Roofing, Soffits, Canopy and Fire Alarm Upgrade works for Mangamuka School The project primarily involves the removal and replacement of existing roof coverings and associated elements, upgrades to roof framing where required, renewal of verge, apron and junction flashings, replacement of gutters and downpipes, re‑cladding of limited exterior wall areas at roof interfaces, repairs to existing soffits, replacement of the existing canopy roofing, and installation of a new fire alarm system.

Creative & Media Services Refresh 2026 - Advanced Notice

New Zealand Government Procurement and Property

The All-of-Government Creative & Media Services (CMS) contract is will shortly be due for renewal. Therefore, New Zealand Government Procurement is conducting a panel refresh to invite new suppliers to apply to the panel. We will issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) through the Government Electronic Tender Service (GETS) in June 2026, to give respondents the opportunity to join the Creative and Media Services Panel. Please subscribe to this notice to receive any updates to this procurement. **This is an advanced notice only, no response is necessary**

CON00003615-2026 Te Awa o Katapaki Gully Restoration – Phase 1 Development Plan

Hamilton City Council

St Andrews Hall - Retaining Wall Design & Construction

Whanganui District Council

Whanganui District Council is seeking a main Contractor to deliver a fully integrated design and build solution for a retaining wall to stabilise the bank areas adjacent to a landmark building within Whanganui.

Hillmorton – Electrical Upgrade Works (Buildings 4 & 9)

Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora)

Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand invites tenders for refurbishment works within Buildings B4 and B9 at Hillmorton Hospital, Christchurch. The works are to be delivered in accordance with the Contract Documents and Performance Specification, with the objective of upgrading and renewing existing internal areas to achieve compliant, functional, and fit-for-purpose outcomes. The project will be undertaken within a live healthcare environment. The Contractor will be required to plan, programme, and stage the works to ensure continuity of operations and minimise disruption to hospital staff, patients, and ongoing activities. Tenderers must demonstrate appropriate experience, capability, and capacity to deliver works safely and effectively in an operational setting. A mandatory site visit will be held to enable tenderers to familiarise themselves with the site conditions, access constraints, and project requirements. Tenders will be evaluated using a weighted attribute model in accordance with the criteria set out in the Request for Tender documentation. All communications regarding this Request for Tender must be submitted via the GETS Question and Answer service. Submissions must be lodged electronically through the GETS eTenderbox by the specified closing time.

Bike Hub Maungawhau Operator

Auckland Transport

The purpose of this Advance Notice is to identify a community organisation that is interested in submitting a RFQ for the Bike Hub Maungawhau Operator. Bike Hub Maungawhau will operate from the Maungawhau Train Station, opening Q3 2026. Organisations that would like to participate in the RFQ for the procurement of a Bike Hub Operator need to complete and submit the RFQ Advance Notice Registration Form (see Appendix A) by 4pm on 5 June 2026 (NZ time).