Whakatane District Council Tenders and Procurement Opportunities

30-year modelling forecasts for pavement and surface condition under three investment scenarios. 10-year renewal programme for kerb, channel, culverts, and associated drainage infrastructure that aligns with the 3-year forward work programme and longer-term forecasts.

The new pump station will strengthen overall network performance by increasing conveyance capacity, reducing reliance on the McAlister WWPS, and mitigating the risk of wet-weather overflows that are already occurring. This is an exciting opportunity to work with Whakatane District Council on a critical piece of infrastructure that will significantly enhance wastewater network capacity and resilience within the central business...

Whakatāne District Council’s is seeking a supplier with the experience and expertise to design, supply and install specified sports lighting at Rob Shaw Park rugby and netball facility located in Tāneatua. This is a unique opportunity to provide sports lighting to a significant community sports facility that would serve as a useful reference project for other similar facilities in New Zealand. Note: This project is subject to...

Install the new safety surface, including associated earthworks, landscaping and compliance with NZ playground safety standards NZS 5828:2015. Whakatāne District Council invite respondents who can design and install a safety surface for our marine themed ‘Ocean Playground’ within River Edge Park, Whakatāne.

The works are to extend the existing Whakatane Skatepark and create a space for active recreation for people of all ages and abilities.

Supplying and installation of 8m of DN375 RCRRJ pipelines; supplying and installation of 42m of DN450 RCRRJ pipelines; supplying and installation of 225m of DN600 RCRRJ pipelines; Cross-connection of existing cesspits onto new stormwater pipeline; and Reinstate the road carriageway to the satisfaction of the WDC Transportation Team. The works are to upgrade the existing stormwater reticulation in Harbour Road/Eruini Street in...

Earthworks, including cut and undercut to waste. Confirming the final design levels - final design co-ordinates and survey data will be supplied to the.

The new Hinemoa pump station will be largely constructed in the stream bed giving a low profile with discharge pipework running under the property at 109 Landing Road through an easement to discharge over the existing stop bank into the Whakatane River. The project also includes stormwater reticulation along Henderson Street and Armstrong Avenue to address localised flooding during heavy rainfall events.

The new Hinemoa pump station will be largely constructed in the stream bed giving a low profile with discharge pipework running under the property at 109 Landing Road through an easement to discharge over the existing stop bank into the Whakatane River. The project also includes stormwater reticulation along Henderson Street and Armstrong Avenue to address localised flooding during heavy rainfall events.

This is an exciting opportunity to work with WDC on a key piece of infrastructure, delivering a high-quality project to increase the resilience of the Ferry Road wastewater catchment and eliminate safety issues associated with the existing sewer station.

The Otumahi Reservoir is currently being constructed, due for completion in early 2025. This is an exciting opportunity to work with WDC on a key piece of infrastructure, delivering a high-quality project to provide resilience to the Otumahi Water Supply Network, and enable future upgrades.

Otumahi Reservoir Construction and Associated Earthworks project. For Stage 2: A refined design followed by completed construction of a reservoir within the costed design.

Road marking and raised pavement marker maintenance within the Whakatane District Council boundaries. Raised Pavement Marker maintenance and Permanent Road Marking Removal.