What we need

The Taranaki Regional Council (TRC) is seeking a suitably experienced demolition contractor for the demolition of a group of buildings/structures at 47 Cloten Rd, Stratford, Taranaki.

What we don’t want

We do not want proposals from companies that do not have the resources to complete the project sufficiently to achieve completion by the deadline or do not have experience demolition and asbestos removal.

What’s important to us

It is important to TRC that the works are undertaken in a professional and safe manner. There are residential neighbours in close proximity to the site so best practice noise, vibration, and dust management are of paramount importance.

The buildings and remainder of the 43 and 47 Cloten Rd sites will remain in use for normal Council operations during the course of the works, minimization of disruption to these users is also paramount to the running of TRC operations.

Waste minimization is a priority, therefore suppliers should prioritise the recycling of materials or products where possible.

Why should you bid?

The demolition project is the first required step in the TRC accommodation project. At the completion of the demolition of the buildings, a new fit-for-purpose administration building will be constructed. The utilisation of the site and space is reliant on timely and competent demolition as the first stage.

A bit about us

TRC works with the Taranaki community to help make the region a fantastic place to live, play, and do business. We provide multiple services to the region including;

• Checking river health
• Monitoring swim spots
• World-class Pukeiti, Tupare, and Hollard gardens
• Restoring native habitats
• Public bus services
• 43 and 47 Cloten Rd, Stratford is the main Council facilities for approx. 250 staff. The premises also conducts logistics support operations including freight deliveries, contractor maintenance etc. These services will still need to run throughout the works process.
• As we are tasked with environmental responsibilities for the region, the correct disposal of demolition items as well as re-use or recycling of materials is paramount.

Please refer to the RFT for more information.