Lake Marian Falls Track Upgrade

Closes in 32 daysSubmission deadline: 24 November 2026, 12:00 PM Pacific/Auckland

About this tender

Overview The Department of Conservation (NZ) is seeking a contractor for the upgrade of the Lake Marian Falls Track at Fiordland National Park. Scope The scope includes: Upgrade of 660m of track to adjust grade and width, improve drainage and improve the surface Upgrade of five gantry structures, including replacing barriers with compliant barriers, reducing the grade of stairs where required, and providing additional safety barriers Re-routing the approach to Marian platform and remedying the old approach to Marian platform Instructions to Tenderers Please direct all communication through GETS. Enquiries Contact: DOC Procurement Team Email: tenders@doc.govt.nz

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