Building Services Engineering for National Library Documentary Heritage Campus

The Heke Puna Library Project is responsible for delivering alterations to the National Library facility in Molesworth Street. It includes changes to enable co-location and closer continued collaboration of National Library, Archives New Zealand and Nga Taonga Sound and Vision across both buildings in the new documentary heritage campus.

It also includes the completion of outstanding refurbishment work and alterations to permanently accommodate Nga Taonga Sound and Vision. The Heke Puna Library Project aims to achieve the following outcomes: 1. Improve the user experience at the National Library to contribute to a �campus� type environment. 2.

Ensure that the National Library achieves a level of compatibility for day to day operations between the National Library, Nga Taonga Sound and Vision and Archives. 3. Contribute to a resilient and enduring record for government and documentary heritage for all New Zealanders and future generations. 4. Improved physical access to the record of government, documentary heritage and taonga. 5.

Minimise risk to the Crown and the Department. 6. Collaboration and participation to strengthen positive outcomes and success for Maori. 7. Actively protecting Maori knowledge, interests and physical taonga. This procurement seeks to secure Building Services Engineering Services for the Heke Puna Library Project.

The key objective of this procurement exercise is to engage a Building Services Engineering Services provider with proven experience and expertise in delivering design solutions: � for complex and sensitive facilities; � for projects where maintaining operational environment and critical infrastructure with public interface is paramount; and � for projects requiring stakeholder management of a large group of end users with distinct and specific requirements