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Ashhurst Domain to Western Gateway Shared Use Path

Issued by New Zealand Government · via GETS — New Zealand Government Tenders

Published
1 Oct 2026
Closes
22 Oct 2026, 04:00 UTC
Reference
35066094
Location
New Zealand
Sector
Construction & Infrastructure

At a glance

New Zealand Government in New Zealand has published a tender in construction & infrastructure: “Ashhurst Domain to Western Gateway Shared Use Path”. Submissions close on 22 October 2026, 18 days from today. Quote reference 35066094 in any correspondence with the buyer. FreeTender has recorded 844 notices from this buyer since 2020, 493 of them currently open. There are 166 open construction & infrastructure notices in New Zealand on FreeTender. Bids are submitted to the buyer through GETS — New Zealand Government Tenders, not through FreeTender.

Details

RFx ID: 35066094 Organisation: New Zealand Transport Agency (Waka Kotahi) - HISTORIC Open date: Thursday, 1 October 2026 1:30 PM +13:00 Close date: Thursday, 22 October 2026 5:00 PM +13:00 Categories: 72000000 - Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services Region: Manawatu-Wanganui Overview: This Notice of Information (NOI) – Advance Notice is to provide early information ahead of the Ashhurst Shared Use Path (SUP) Physical Works Request for Tenders (RFT), which is currently anticipated to be released mid-October 2026. This notice is provided as an early indication only of the service scope and procurement approach and will not form part of any future tender or contract documentation. This is NOT the commencement of a tender process or a registration of interest to tender. Background: NZTA is delivering the Ashhurst Shared Use Path (SUP), this project will deliver a new walking and cycling connection, including a bridge over the Manawatū River, linking Ashhurst to the wider SUP network. The section covered by this procurement is from Cambridge Avenue in Ashhurst to the TAaT western roundabout. The physical works will be delivered under a traditional construct only contract, with NZTA providing a fully completed detailed design. This approach is intended to reduce risk, improve pricing certainty, and support value for money outcomes. Scope of works: The contractor will construct the new pedestrian/cyclist bridge, the approach paths, and ancillary works in line with the detailed design issued by NZTA. This includes: • Fabrication erection of all structural elements. • Construction of abutments/piers and river span. • Installation of safety railing/fences and finishing works. • Implementation of temporary works as required • Integration of the completed bridge with the approach paths and civil works • Quality assurance and compliance with all NZTA specifications and consent conditions. • Pavement and surfacing • Minor earthworks • Tie in with existing SUP. Indicative timeframe Activity Indicative Dates: RFT Release mid-October 2026 RFT Close November 2026 Contract Award January 2027 Construction commencement 10 working days after contract award Completion date December 2027

Published on GETS, the New Zealand Government Electronic Tenders Service.

Context for bidders

We hold 844 notices from New Zealand Government, going back to November 2020 — 493 of them still open. They buy mostly in Construction & Infrastructure, Education & Training and Water & Environment. There are 166 open Construction & Infrastructure tenders in New Zealand. This one closes in 18 days.

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