Invercargill City Council Tenders and Procurement Opportunities

The renewal of approximately 586m of existing asbestos cement and cast iron watermains on Clyde Street, Invercargill between Wood Street and Tweed Street. The majority of the new watermain is proposed to be installed in a new alignment.

The renewal of over 800m of the foul sewer rising main pipe on Airport Avenue, Invercargill. The new pipeline will be installed from the existing pump station in the berm area outside the Apex Car rentals up to the Stead St intersection.

Demolition of the units and ground preparations, including disconnection of services. To enable this, the demolition of existing buildings at 13 -29 Miller Street is required.

The project goal will be the Grandstand 34% strengthening work including Fire Compliance at Surrey Park. Surrey Park Grandstand is noted as a critical asset to Invercargill City in the Parks and Cemeteries Activity Plan and is widely used by many groups and members of the public.

The development of a new council website to replace our current complex and outdated system. The primary objective of this procurement is to engage an experienced website developer who can deliver a modern, user-friendly website that meets the needs of our community and stakeholders.

All designs will be coordinated in a collaborative nature to ensure benefits are realised in construction, usability and operations to deliver a facility that showcases sustainability, smart design and innovation. Both design teams will be required to collaborate and coordinate their designs and support the relevant delivery stages (Base Build & Experience Fit out).

The design has now been completed and approved by Council.

Enhance the existing mountain bike trail network and develop new trails of national significance and Priority 4: Create a 2,500m walking track on the side of Motupohue. In 2022 the Invercargill City Council (ICC) and Southland Mountain Bike Club received Tourism Infrastructure Funding (TIF) and funds have been allocated in the ICC Annual Plan for a Recreation Precinct in Bluff.

Please note this is a two-step procurement process as the final design will not be available until early January. After initial investigations the preferred site for the first four units of the project will be located at 54 to 60 Stirrat Street, Kingswell.

Along with structural and general maintenance work the upgrade of the existing aged flood lighting is required to ensure the facility can continue to host televised rugby games and increase the options for other events at the venue. The service provider will have experience in lighting design for sports stadiums and ability to provide a detailed report with a breakdown of costs for the entire lifecycle of the lighting system.

The project goal will be the demolition of existing structures and enabling works for the installation of two pontoons and jetties including associated works as outlined in specifications and drawings. Invercargill City Council (ICC) invites proposals from suitably experienced Civil Contractors with relevant experience in delivering facilities of this type.

The project goal will be the fabrication and installation of two pontoons and jetties including associated works as outlined in specifications and drawings. Invercargill City Council (ICC) invites proposals from suitably experienced Marine Fabrication and Installers with relevant experience in delivering facilities of this type.

Via a lead consultant that directly sub-contracts (Architect & Landscape, Structural & Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineer, Ecologist) and manages others to deliver the required design and construction supervision solution for delivering the following services.

One of the 600 mm pipelines was upgraded in. The installation of approximately 4.2 km of DN630 PE pipe between Doon Street Reservoir and Waikiwi Reservoir including the link-ins to the reservoirs and network commissioning which form part of the Principal's potable water reticulation system on a new alignment.