Facilities Cleaning Services

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RFx ID: 33138490 Organisation: Wellington City Council Open date: Tuesday, 2 December 2025 10:00 AM +13:00 Close date: Wednesday, 25 February 2026 1:00 PM +13:00 Categories: 76000000 - Industrial Cleaning Services 76111500 - General building and office cleaning and maintenance services 76111600 - Building component cleaning services Region: Wellington Overview: Nau mai, haere mai – Welcome to this opportunity to partner with Wellington City Council Wellington City Council invites proposals from experienced, community-minded, and sustainability-focused cleaning providers to deliver high-quality, cost-effective cleaning services across our diverse property portfolio. This is an exciting opportunity to partner with Council to keep our city’s spaces clean, safe, and welcoming – supporting the vibrancy and wellbeing of our communities. We are looking for providers who can consistently deliver reliable, high-quality cleaning services, demonstrate innovation, and align with Council’s broader outcomes, including operational excellence, compliance with statutory requirements, and supporting vulnerable workers. Our portfolio includes public toilets, sports pavilions, the waterfront, social housing, Wellington Zoo, corporate offices, libraries, community centres, large standalone sites, and more. Facilities are grouped into three categories – you may tender for one, two, or all three groups: Group 1: Public Toilets, Sports Pavilions, The Waterfront Group 2: Social Housing, Wellington Zoo Group 3: Corporate Offices, Libraries, Community Centres, Large Standalone Sites Contract Term: Commences 1 July 2026 for 5 years, with an option to extend for a further 5 years. Key Dates: Provider Briefings (online): 16 and 17 December 2025 (register via GETS) Proposals Due: 25 February 2026 For full details, including registration for briefings and site visits, please refer to the RFP documentation (attached). Submit your proposal via GETS. “Kia mahi ngātahi mō Pōneke mō tōna āpōpō. Working together for Wellington’s future.”