Northern Region HCSS Future Procurement Notice
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora
Publisher: Government Electronic Tenders Service
Official guidance
Official primary
10 August 2026
Next review not yet scheduled
Northern Region, New Zealand
High confidence
published
SNZ editorial review
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Short Answer
It signals a $100 million-plus, bulk-funded and restorative service model with digital enablement and an intended September 2026 contract start; it is not an open PiP funding application.
Key Points
- •The future procurement covers Northland, Waitematā, Te Toka Tumai Auckland and Counties Manukau.
- •The notice describes an indicative value above $100 million and approximately 15,000 current clients.
- •Health NZ expects bulk funding, case mix, restorative care, digital enablement and agreed outcome measures.
- •An intended contract date is not evidence of an award or provider interest in PiP.
Full Summary & Notes
Official future-procurement notice for Northern Region HCSS. It signals a $100 million-plus, bulk-funded and restorative service model with digital enablement and an intended September 2026 contract start; it is not an open PiP funding application.
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