Central Hawkes Bay District Council Tenders and Procurement Opportunities

The requirement to have a potable supply to the WWTP site was identified in both the DAF upgrade planned for this year, and a recent review of the site operational functionality. The scope of this project is to install a new 150mm internal diameter potable water supply pipe down to the Waipawa WWTP from the Johnson Street Intersection.

Work is to be funded from recent 3 Waters grant funding, requiring construction to commence by March 2021. The scope of work included in this procurement is to install dump stations at both River Terrace in Waipukurau and Beach Road, Te Paerahi (the Te Paerahi site being Provisional at this stage).

Laying new pipe, replacing service laterals, installing new valves, fire hydrants and cross connecting the new networks to the existing networks in a number of positions. Council expects tenderers to present a price and methodology to renew two sections of Cast Iron water main.

This Pump Station is an integral part of the supply network for Waipawa and Otane and as such requires upgrading to bring the layout and operation in line with the Main Tikokino Road Pump Station. The Long Term Objective of the Waipawa Water Firefighting and Shortfalls Project, to which the Johnson Street Pump Station contributes, is to review and update the model including outputs, create a programme of works to address short...

Renewal, reline or replacement dependent on what is found and the integrity of the pipe structure. We have identified two priority projects located in Tutanekai Street and the back of Tavistock Road for renewal, reline or replacement dependent on what is found and the integrity of the pipe structure.

Widening the road with the expected increase usage due to HPMV usage generated from farming and logging activities; Stormwater drainage construction; and Pavement construction including cement stabilisation of the pavement layers.

With the development of two section opposite the Country Club Entrance an extension of the existing wastewater network is required to service these lots. A second pipe of 63mm OD PE is also to be installed along the grass berm corridor from the Porangahau Water Treatment Plant to terminate into the upstream Romold Chamber.

Lowering and construction of concrete walkway and nib. Council expects tenderers to present a price and methodology on how best to upgrade the stormwater networks according to the design drawings and specifications provided within the RFT documents released.

Central Hawke's Bay District Council wishes to notify prospective selected suppliers of a tender (RFT) for a build contract to deliver upgrades to the main trunk sewer from McGreevy Street to the Waipawa wastewater treatment plant (WWTP). The trunk main was installed in 1910 and has always been intended as only a wastewater-conveyance system.