CCHV/WD Parking Management/Parking System Replacement Upgrade

Details

RFx ID :	32133601
Tender Name :	CCHV/WD Parking Management/Parking System Replacement Upgrade
Reference # :	WD/CCHV PMC
Open Date :	Thursday, 25 September 2025 12:00 PM (Pacific/Auckland UTC+12:00)
Close Date  :	Thursday, 30 October 2025 4:00 PM (Pacific/Auckland UTC+13:00)
Tender Type :	Request for Tenders (RFT)
Tender Coverage :	Sole Agency  [?]
Categories :	32000000 - Electronic Components and Supplies 39000000 - Electrical Systems and Lighting and Components and Accessories and Supplies 43000000 - Information Technology Broadcasting and Telecommunications 46000000 - Defense and Law Enforcement and Security and Safety Equipment and Supplies 72153700 - Parking facility construction and equipment installation and maintenance and repair services 92000000 - National Defense and Public Order and Security and Safety Services
Regions:	Auckland Wellington
Exemption Reason :	None
Required Pre-qualifications :	None
Contact :	Philip He Philip.He@tewhatuora.govt.nz
Alternate Physical Delivery Address  :
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Health New Zealand - Capital Coast and Hutt Valley District is undertaking the procurement of a district-wide car parking management contract, including the provision of associated supporting technology such as hardware and software systems.
The primary objective of this procurement is to replace the expired car parking management contract at Wellington Regional Hospital (WRH) and to implement a unified parking management solution across other major CCHV district sites.
This may also extend to additional sites within the wider region.

Health New Zealand -Waitematā District is replacing and upgrading its parking management system. As part of the overarching health and disability services provided to the public, it provides access and egress to the four main sites of the Waitematā campuses to paid vehicle parking areas. The parking management system was installed to the North Shore and Waitakere Hospital sites in 2011 with Mason Clinic and Karaka Street, Takapuna sites subsequently installed.
The current parking management system is largely the same as it was also introduced in 2011 and is now past the end of its useful life and requires replacement and upgrading through the supply, installation, system transition and servicing of the proposed system.