Te Waipounamu HCSS Procurement Award
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora
Publisher: Government Electronic Tenders Service
Official data
Official primary
10 August 2026
Next review not yet scheduled
Te Waipounamu, New Zealand
High confidence
published
SNZ editorial review
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Short Answer
Official award notice for the Te Waipounamu HCSS model, identifying four contracted providers that are the most direct current provider-led routes for a bounded PiP test in the region.
Key Points
- •The awarded providers are Healthcare NZ, Nurse Maude, Royal District Nursing Service NZ and Access Community Health.
- •The award provides a legitimate provider route but does not establish any provider's interest in PiP.
- •Any PiP role must fit the prime provider's contract, assurance requirements and commissioner approvals.
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Official award notice for the Te Waipounamu HCSS model, identifying four contracted providers that are the most direct current provider-led routes for a bounded PiP test in the region.
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