The inter-island match has not been played since professional rugby began, but plans remain to reinstate the match in June in Dunedin.
The last clash was in 1995 at Carisbrook but this year's duel will be played across town at the new stadium as part of plans to help bail out the Otago Rugby Union.
NZRU chief executive Steve Tew said the match could be disruptive for the Super 15 franchises but they were working hard on nailing the detail.
"We're working on timing, appointment of coaches, who will select the teams, what they'll wear and all that stuff," he said.
The Super 15 takes a break in June when the All Blacks play three tests during that month against Ireland so the interisland match will have to fit around those dates and use the next tier of players.