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Enviro NZ seeks bulk haulage partners

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Enviro NZ is seeking feedback from the transport sector as it reviews future options for its bulk haulage operations across the North Island.

The waste management company currently transports approximately 600,000 tonnes of bulk waste annually and has launched a Request for Information (RFI) process to better understand the bulk haulage market and identify opportunities to improve the efficiency, reliability and performance of its transport network.

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Enviro NZ says the information gathered will help shape its future procurement strategy and service delivery model.

“We are interested in engaging with suppliers who can demonstrate appropriate scale and capability, an outstanding service commitment and a strong health and safety culture.

“This is an opportunity to build a long-term relationship with a nationally significant operator, contributing to essential services that support communities and businesses across Aotearoa.

“This RFI offers suppliers a compelling opportunity to secure stable, predictable volumes, delivering consistent work with low business risk. Opportunities of this scale rarely come to the market, especially with established Tier 1 organisations representing a unique long-term opportunity for suppliers to secure a cornerstone contract,” the company says.

“We are exploring a range of delivery options within our scope; this may create opportunities for suppliers of varying scale over time.

“Participating in the RFI will provide an opportunity for suppliers to be considered for inclusion in any future procurement process,” it adds.

Key dates

  • Registration deadline: 2pm, Thursday June 18, 2026
  • Anticipated RFI issue date: Friday June 19, 2026

How to register

Interested suppliers can register their interest by emailing contact details to:

tenders@resolvegroup.co.nz

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