Bay of Plenty DHB Seeks Asbestos Management Suppliers for Five-Year Panel

What we need Bay of Plenty DHB (BOPDHB) is seeking to identify and select a number of suitably qualified and experienced Asbestos Survey and Validation suppliers, and Asbestos Removal and Cleaning suppliers to form a pre-qualified panel available for secondary procurement opportunities over the next five years. There will be two panels: 1. Survey and Validation; and 2.

Removal and Cleaning You may not be on both panels. You have to make a decision about your specialty area and the panel which complements your specialty the best. You are not guaranteed work by virtue of being a panel member. What we don�t want We do not want Suppliers that: 1. Are unqualified and not members of requisite professional bodies 2. Do not hold the required insurances 3.

Have insufficient experience providing professional and successful services 4. Are not able to provide evidence that they meet all relevant legislative requirements What�s important to us BOPDHB is looking for suppliers that have the capability, experience, knowledge and capacity to deliver professional outcomes.

You will have the ability to work with the BOPDHB Property Services team and provide professional advice and support for major capital works and general operational projects. Why should you bid? This is a unique opportunity to play an important role in the BOPDHB community. The hospitals, Tauranga and Whakatane, are very important contributors to the health, well-being and employment in the Bay of Plenty area.

You will be integral to providing a hospital that is fit for purpose, safe and that everyone can be proud of. A bit about us Bay of Plenty DHB (BOPDHB) is one of 20 DHBs in New Zealand, and one of five DHBs that make up the Midland region. We serve a population of 234,350 for the major population centres of Tauranga, Katikati, Te Puke, Whakatane, Kawerau and Opotiki.

Of this population, 32% are under 25 and 25% identify as having Maori ethnicity, and like the national population, our population is ageing (currently 19% aged 65 or over, and forecast to reach 24% in 2026). Eighteen Iwi are located within our district.