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Waikato District Council government contracts, bids & RFPs

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Waikato District Council contract activity

A current snapshot based on 5 listings shown on this page. Counts update with the directory.

Listings posted over the last 8 weeks
Listings shown by source
  • New Zealand (GETS)5

Deadline outlook

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Most represented buyers

  1. New Zealand (GETS)5

4 of the listings shown were posted in the last 30 days. New Zealand (GETS) contributes the largest share (5). New Zealand (GETS) is the most represented buyer in this snapshot.

Open opportunities

  • Munro Road Resilience Improvements
    New Zealand (GETS)

    Waikato District Council are preparing to procure a suitably experienced civil contractor through an open single-stage Request for Tender to deliver the Munro Road Resilience and urban upgrade physical works. Council intends to go to market in: September 2026, if you are interested in this opportunity, please subscribe to this Notice on GETS.

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    Due Sep 30, 2026
    Posted Sep 11, 2026
  • Te Kauwhata Walkway
    New Zealand (GETS)

    Stage 1 of the Te Kauwhata Domain footpath project was completed in 2023 and included the construction of new concrete and gravel walking paths within the Domain. Following completion of the works, sections of the adjacent slope experienced subsidence, resulting in unsupported areas of concrete footpath and scour damage to parts of the gravel path. Reviews undertaken by Council staff, the original designers, and the contractor confirmed the works were generally completed in accordance with the…

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    Due Oct 9, 2026
    Posted Sep 11, 2026
  • Huntly West Domain Courts Renewal
    New Zealand (GETS)

    The court surface is due for renewal as part of Waikato District Council’s planned asset lifecycle and forward work programme. While there are no major structural failures present, the asphalt shows widespread age-related cracking and surface wear consistent with long-term use and exposure. The project aligns with council’s objective to maintain safe, fit for purpose recreational facilities, reduce ongoing maintenance costs, and extend the service life of key community sporting assets. Key…

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    Due Oct 13, 2026
    Posted Sep 18, 2026
  • Strengthening of Tahuna Road Bridges
    New Zealand (GETS)

    Waikato District Council is seeking an experienced contractor to strengthen two bridges on Tahuna Road. The works include structural strengthening, concrete repairs, temporary works, traffic management, and all activities required to improve the long-term performance and resilience of the bridges on an important transport link. Council's objectives are to:  Deliver the strengthening works safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption.  Improve bridge capacity to support current and future…

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    Due Oct 16, 2026
    Posted Aug 5, 2026
  • Munro Road Resilience and Urban Upgrade
    New Zealand (GETS)

    Waikato District Council (WDC) is seeking a suitably experienced civil contractor to deliver the Munro Road Resilience and urban upgrade physical works under one contract. The works include major culvert upgrades, road raising, earthworks, pavement reconstruction, stormwater and retaining works, utility interfaces, footpaths, lighting, signs, barriers, environmental controls, traffic management, quality assurance, reinstatement and handover documentation. The successful contractor must safely…

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    Due Oct 20, 2026
    Posted Sep 23, 2026

How to win Waikato District Council contracts

  1. Register as a vendor on Waikato District Council's procurement portal.
  2. Match your NAICS / commodity codes to what it buys (see the top codes above).
  3. Ask about local small-business and vendor-preference programs — see set-asides explained.
  4. Monitor its open bids above, or set a GovBidAlerts alert.

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