Working under a contract
We work with suppliers under different contracts. Find out if we have a contract for the services you offer, how the contracts work and how to apply.
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Services we have contracts for
Health contracts
Some of the services we have health contracts for include:
- health services, eg counselling and community nursing
- social rehabilitation, eg home help and attendant care
- vocational rehabilitation, eg workplace assessments and stay at work programmes
- treatment services, eg elective surgery, physiotherapy and high tech imaging.
View the services we have contracts for in our resource hub:
Use the 'Subcategory' box to filter by service
Non-health contracts
We also have contracts for non-health services. These can include:
- office supplies
- mailing systems
- printing
- flights and accommodation
- rental cars
- taxis
- security systems.
Applying for a contract by tender
We advertise contracts for new suppliers through Government Electronic Tenders Services (GETS). This includes both health and service contracts. The tender information on GETS will include everything you need to know about how to apply.
Check if a service has an available contract
You can find all our active and upcoming tenders on the GETS website. To view information about our tenders, you'll need to register on the GETS website. You can also register for the GETS TenderWatch service. This will notify you when new tenders are available.
Current tenders on GETS
Register for GETS as a supplier
The rules we follow when we tender
We follow New Zealand Government Rules of Sourcing when we tender for services.
Getting paid under a contract
If you haven’t worked with us under a contract before you’ll need to register as a vendor to get paid by us. Complete the ACC111 form and send it to our vendor registration team:
Invoicing us
Your contract or service schedule will specify how you'll invoice us. If you’re on a health contract find out how to invoice online and manually:
Your privacy responsibilities
If you’re working with us under a contract, you have responsibilities when handing our clients’ information:
Protecting privacy as a supplier or provider
Different parts of a health contract
Each health contract includes the standard terms and conditions and a service schedule for each service you provide. Some of our contracts also include operational guidelines.
Terms and conditions
There's a set of standard terms and conditions that apply to every health service.
Health contract terms and conditions
Service schedules
Service schedules show the requirements for providing a health service and include:
- types of suppliers that can apply
- required qualifications and experience
- instructions on how you’ll work with us
- how to invoice us
- sub-contracting where applicable.
Named providers under a health service schedule
For some services, we need to approve named providers working under a service schedule. If you want to add or remove a provider under your service schedule, email our Health Procurement team:
Email health.procurement@acc.co.nz
Operational guidelines
We have operational guidelines for some health service schedules. These go into more detail about how you operate under that service schedule.
Changes to your business under a health contract
Complete an ACC5930 form if you have a health contract with us and there have been changes to your business. This includes a:
- change to the legal entity
- change to legal or trading name
- change of ownership
- sale of shares.
ACC5930 Changes to your business for health contractors
If you need to update your contact details, or cancel your contract, email our health procurement team.
Email health.procurement@acc.co.nz
Contact us
If you work under a health contract
You can contact the engagement and performance manager in your region or our health procurement team.
Contact an engagement and performance manager
Email health.procurement@acc.co.nz
If you work under a non-health contract
If you have a problem with the day-to-day running of your contract, get in touch with the contract manager listed in your contract.