Health NZ Waitematā - North Shore Hospital Heat Pump Integration Project - Design & Build

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RFx ID: 33352115 Organisation: Health New Zealand (Te Whatu Ora) Open date: Friday, 23 January 2026 11:00 AM +13:00 Close date: Friday, 20 March 2026 4:00 PM +13:00 Categories: 40100000 - Heating and ventilation and air circulation 72000000 - Building and Facility Construction and Maintenance Services 81100000 - Professional engineering services 83100000 - Utilities 95121700 - Public buildings and structures 95121800 - Utility buildings and structures 95122000 - Hospital buildings and structures Region: Auckland Overview: This is an opportunity to participate with Health NZ – Waitematā to upgrade the present infrastructure and deliver a flagship decarbonisation project at the North Shore Hospital. This project would provide demonstrable experience with integrating heat pumps to provide carbon emission reductions – a growing area of interest for many sectors and industries. North Shore Hospital has identified an opportunity to install high-temperature heat pumps to provide all duty heating for the heating hot water circuit. This is intended to fully offset the load on the existing natural gas-fired hot water boilers, eliminating the natural gas use and associated emissions of these hot water boilers, and reducing net energy costs for the hospital. The existing hot water boilers are approaching end-of-life and are intended to be retired once the heat pumps are operational and performance is proven. The chilled water chillers have also been identified as approaching end of life, presenting the opportunity for both systems to be replaced (partially or as a whole). Attached are the following files/folders comprising the RFT tender pack: - Part 1 Request for Tenders - Part 2 Non-Price Response - Part 3 Price Response - Part 5 RFx-Terms - *WT-26-C-04029 Heat Pump Integration Project NTT#1 which provides a link to download Part 4 Proposed Contract and Principal's Requirements and various Additional Documents as stated in Part 1 1.5