This page provides information to help providers understand the All-of-Government (AoG) construction consultancy services (CCS) contract, and how to apply to join.
The AoG CCS contract is one of the All-of-Government panels offered by New Zealand Government Procurement, a branch within the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
This panel covers the services that professional consultants provide in relation to construction or works projects. These include architecture, engineering, quantity surveying and project management services, among others.
Joining the AoG CCS panel is easy and gives you the opportunity to offer your services to a wide range of government agencies. More than 130 government agencies are required by the Government Procurement Rules to use the construction consultancy services contract.
You can download the list of providers that are currently appointed to the AoG CCS panel below.
This is a spreadsheet containing the list of providers who have been appointed to the All-of-Government construction consultancy services panel, and what services they have been appointed for.
The AoG CCS panel was intended to be hosted on Marketplace, an online platform run by the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA). The transactional part of Marketplace is currently offline.
In the interim:
* This is permitted by paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 of the Agency Participation Marketplace Terms and clause 5.3 of Part 2 of the Collaborative Marketplace Agreement.
To become an AoG CCS provider, you need to complete an online application form. We will assess the application against the relevant criteria and notify you as to whether your application has been successful.
If an application is declined, we will give you reason(s) as to why it was unsuccessful.
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There is no deadline for applying to join AoG CCS. It is an open panel that you may apply to join at any time. If your application was previously declined, you should address the reasons for this before re-applying.
We will not publish any list of unsuccessful applicants.
The application takes approximately 10-15 minutes to complete if you prepare your answers in advance.
Our guidance document outlines on-boarding questions and criteria, and lists the various types of information needed for your application. This includes:
The person within your business coordinating the application process (the Administrator) will receive a confirmation email once the application has been submitted and is notified whether the application has been approved or declined.
This person will also become the initial primary business contact for agencies. If you wish to change the primary business contact for your business, please email the professional services portfolio team.
If you are appointed to the panel, we will also request additional information from you to support our interim solution (for example, region of service delivery, and pricing information).
This is a list of the questions and criteria that is applied for the application process for the AoG construction consultancy services panel.
It is up to each agency to determine the secondary procurement process that it will follow in relation to each project and in accordance with its internal procurement policies.
The Government Procurement Rules set out how agencies should select providers via secondary procurement processes.
GETS will still be the Government’s main e-tendering platform. Agencies may use GETS to issue closed competitive tenders or alternatively they may contact your business directly to request a quote.
The Collaborative Marketplace Agreement is the contract between the Crown (ie MBIE and DIA) and the provider.
It is made up of two parts:
These terms apply to all providers in Marketplace, across a wide range of different industries and sectors. It sets out the process for applying to be a Marketplace provider, establishes the construction consultancy services panel (among others) and outlines the terms and conditions for using the Marketplace platform.
These terms are specific to construction consultancy services. They state that the Crown version of the Conditions of Contract for Consultancy Services (CCCS) will apply to a relationship between a provider and a government agency for construction consultancy services, unless those parties agree to use a different form of contract.
This is part one of the collaborative Marketplace agreement, which is the contract between a provider and MBIE for the AoG construction consultancy services panel.
This is part two of the collaborative Marketplace agreement, which is the contract between a provider and MBIE for the AoG construction consultancy services panel.
A Services Listing was intended to be a page on Marketplace that you could use to market your services offering. This functionality is currently unavailable while Marketplace is offline.
Given that MBIE has permitted agencies to procure services outside of Marketplace through this interim solution, all references to activities that take place through or via Marketplace in the Collaborative Marketplace Agreement are to be read to take place through this interim solution to the extent possible. For now, this means that a “Services Listing” is limited to the supplier information we provide to agencies.
In light of this, the following clauses of the Collaborative Marketplace Agreement are temporarily waived until further notice:
We still expect to be notified by you of any material changes to your services or business.
We are working towards developing enhanced Services Listing functionality in the near future.
All the information you supplied to us as part of your Services Listing on Marketplace is being held securely while the interim solution is in place. The data is encrypted and access to it is limited to personnel who require it to perform activities related to Marketplace.
An APA is the contract between you and a government agency. As a default (and as mentioned above), the Crown version of the Conditions of Contract for Consultancy Services (CCCS) should be used as the APA unless you and the agency agree to use a different form of contract.
Crown CCCS suite of documents. This is the Association of Consulting Engineers fourth edition of the Conditions of Contract for Consultancy Services (CCCS, December 2017 edition).
Crown CCCS suite of documents. This is a guidance document to support agencies in understanding how to apply the Crown’s special conditions to the Conditions of Contract for Consultancy Services (CCCS).
Crown CCCS suite of documents. This is the Crown’s agreed core special conditions to be inserted into the Conditions of Contract for Consultancy Services (CCCS).
Crown CCCS suite of documents. This is a collection of project specific special conditions, that can be slotted into a Conditions of Contract for Consultancy Services (CCCS) depending on the scale and nature of the particular project. These go alongside the core special conditions.
Crown CCCS Suite of documents. This is a template for a deed of novation (appendix H) and a form of continuity and duty of care deed (appendix I).
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