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Council authorized issuance and sale of up to $25,008,118 in taxable industrial revenue bonds for the Dreamcatcher Journal Center Hotel, a Home2 Suites by Hilton with about 103 guestrooms and associated site improvements. The IRB supports acquisition, construction, equipping, and improvement of the hotel. Construction trades, FF&E suppliers, and hospitality tech vendors should approach the Dreamcatcher project sponsors and hotel operator for build-out, fit-out, and systems opportunities.
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$25,008,118Jun 15, 2026The FY2026 budget adjustment and FY2027 budget show MRCOG’s Workforce programs managing multiple funding streams (WIOA, One‑Stop Operator, Adult & Dislocated Worker services, HB1, Community Benefit Funding, Pathway Home, and a DWS UPin system contract). An FY2026 adjustment adds 11,683 for WCCNM salary costs under an agreement with the State Department of Workforce Solutions to help implement the State’s UPin Common Referral system, with a larger 30,000 UPin contract line in FY2027. FY2027 objectives emphasize supporting jobseekers through classroom, virtual, and on‑the‑job training; improving marketing and remote support; applying technical solutions to track business engagement; and focusing on emerging tech‑based occupations in energy, manufacturing, and aerospace. The UPin work shows MRCOG already assisting with a statewide IT implementation, and the objectives highlight needs around virtual service delivery, CRM/engagement tracking, and expanded training pathways. While the specific UPin contract is already in place, there is clear room for additional vendors to support digital platforms, data integration, outreach tools, curriculum development, and employer‑aligned training in high‑demand sectors. Workforce technology and training providers can engage WCCNM/MRCOG to align offerings with these multi‑year goals and funding streams.
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$3,482,270Jun 11, 2026Council authorized issuance and sale of up to $25,008,118 in taxable industrial revenue bonds for the Dreamcatcher Journal Center Hotel, a Home2 Suites by Hilton with about 103 guestrooms and associated site improvements. Bond documents like lease, purchase agreement, and indenture are approved, enabling hotel construction. Construction trades, FF&E suppliers, and hospitality tech vendors should target the project’s developer and contractor for hotel build-out, systems, and furnishings.
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$25,008,118Jun 15, 2026The committee agenda includes approval of an agreement with Homewise, Inc. to utilize Housing and Neighborhood Economic Development Funds (HNEDF) in the amount of 2835000 to administer a Home Owner Rehabilitation Program. This indicates Albuquerque is channeling dedicated housing and neighborhood economic development dollars through a nonprofit or specialized intermediary to deliver rehab assistance to homeowners, likely for repairs, code compliance, and possibly energy or accessibility upgrades. Vendor selection for program administration has already been made in favor of Homewise, but the size of the allocation signals a substantial, multi‑year housing rehabilitation initiative. This is commercially relevant for contractors, inspectors, design professionals, and housing support vendors who may be engaged by Homewise or the City to perform rehab work, provide construction management, offer rehab‑related financing tools, or deliver compliance and reporting systems tied to HNEDF requirements.
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$2,835,000Jun 8, 2026EC-26-160 covers approval of an agreement with Homewise, Inc. to use Housing and Neighborhood Economic Development Funds in the amount of 2835000 to administer a Home Owner Rehabilitation Program. On June 8, 2026 the Committee voted to send the agreement to the full City Council with a recommendation of approval, indicating that Homewise has effectively been selected as the program administrator pending final Council action. This represents a sizable, grant-like home rehabilitation program that will fund repairs and improvements for homeowners, likely involving construction trades, inspections, and related services coordinated through Homewise. Vendors in residential construction, energy efficiency, and rehab services can position themselves to partner with Homewise as contractors or service providers, while financial and compliance consultants may find opportunities supporting program reporting and neighborhood economic development goals.
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$2,835,000Jun 8, 2026The Committee approved sending EC-26-160 to Council with a recommendation of approval for an agreement with Homewise, Inc. to use Housing and Neighborhood Economic Development Funds totaling 2835000 to administer a Home Owner Rehabilitation Program. This program will channel City funds through Homewise to finance and manage rehabilitation work on owner-occupied housing, likely covering repairs, code compliance, and potentially energy-efficiency improvements. For vendors, this identifies Homewise as the key intermediary and points to a significant pipeline of rehabilitation projects funded by the City. Construction contractors, trades, energy-efficiency providers, inspectors, and housing-related consultants can pursue partnerships with Homewise, while financial and program-management vendors can offer tools for loan/grant servicing, compliance tracking, and reporting over the life of the program.
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$2,835,000Jun 8, 2026In the Economic Development Committee section, item 11.2 lists "Noblespace, LLC. (Bernalillo County). OECD‑7122. $17,500,000." Although the agenda does not specify project details, the OECD designation and substantial amount indicate NMFA economic development financing for a significant private development or expansion. With financing approved or under consideration, Noblespace is likely planning capital investments that may include new facilities, construction, equipment, or technology buildouts. Construction firms, architects, and specialized vendors can track this project and approach Noblespace regarding design‑build, tenant improvement, or fit‑out opportunities, while local governments may also coordinate supporting infrastructure or workforce initiatives around the investment.
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$17,500,000May 28, 2026NMFA approved a conditional $17,500,000 Opportunity Enterprise–Commercial Development Program loan to Noblespace, LLC to redevelop 74,825 square feet at the InnovateABQ campus in Albuquerque. The plan will convert existing space into labs, commercial, community, arts, educational, and residential uses in the city’s innovation district under a lease arrangement with the University of New Mexico. While financing is approved subject to conditions, Noblespace will need design, construction, and specialized lab and fit‑out vendors as the project moves from predevelopment into build‑out.
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$17,500,000May 28, 2026NMFA approved a $1,390,875 SSBCI loan to 2021 Girard SE, LLC to acquire and renovate an office complex in Albuquerque into a New Mexico Early Learning Academy childcare facility. The project expands early childhood education capacity for a multi-location provider in the metro area. Architecture, construction, and childcare-specific vendors (playground equipment, safety systems, classroom furnishings) can target the owner and NMELA as they plan renovations and operational fit‑out.
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$1,390,875May 28, 2026Bernalillo County’s Behavioral Health Authority Division is seeking approval of a FY27 services agreement with Ganjawala and Kholwad LLC, doing business as Days Inn and Suites by Wyndham, to continue providing emergency housing and support services for families in the Family Wellness Hotel Program. The agreement totals 811,309.68 and is being processed as an emergency procurement under County Ordinance Sec. 2-37, with authority for the County Manager to approve future amendments and expenditures beyond the standard 300,000 signature limit. This indicates that the county has an established hotel-based shelter and support program for vulnerable families and is locking in a primary lodging provider for at least the FY27 period. Vendors in case management, on-site supportive services, security, transportation, food services, or adjacent housing options may find follow-on opportunities as the program scales or requires complementary services at the hotel or at alternative sites.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Bernalillo County, New Mexico
24 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Albuquerque Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Yah-ta-hey Water and Sanitation District
Special District
Unm Hospital
Public Hospital
University of New Mexico-main Campus
Higher Ed29,086 students
Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute
Higher Ed533 students
Rio Rancho Public Schools
School16,725 students
Rio Metro Regional Transit District
Special District
Pueblo of Isleta
City
New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department
State
New Mexico Office of State Engineer | Water Resources
State
New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority
State Housing Authority
New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions State Workforce Development Board
State
New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions State Apprenticeship Council
State
New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions Human Rights Commission
State
New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions
State
Moriarty Municipal Schools
School2,346 students
Mid-region COG
MPO
City of Albuquerque Aviation Department
Airport Authority
City of Albuquerque
City560,274 pop.
Central New Mexico Community College
Higher Ed23,292 students
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