Catron County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Catron County
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Stantec has completed design and improvements plans for the Rowe Grade Road project, with $2.2 million in federal funding planned and a $100K contribution from Catron County. The project is waiting on USFS court approval to widen the easement from 66 to 90 feet. This is a designed but not yet constructed road upgrade; once approvals land, the county will need construction, materials, and possibly construction inspection services.
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$2,300,000Jun 10, 2026Catron County received Colonias Grant funding and is preparing task order documents to move Menges Lane road construction into the bidding phase. The commission also directed staff regarding Menges Lane following executive session, and authorized the County Manager to review Stantec task orders with legal. This is a live capital road project moving toward contractor selection, so civil contractors, paving firms, and related suppliers should track upcoming bid documents and engage Public Works leadership.
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$2,200,000Jun 10, 2026NMSU requested $79,501.44 in county support for the Catron County Extension Office for FY 2026-2027, toward a total operations cost of $179,558.69. The Commission tabled approval to a special meeting on July 22, 2026. Education and agricultural program partners and trainers should watch this funding decision, as it will affect the size and scope of extension programs that might later contract for events, materials, or services.
Budget Planning
$179,559Jul 8, 2026York Technical Resources is seeking reconsideration of a partial payment decision for AWOS-related work at Reserve Airport, tied to grant-funded services performed in 2024-2025. The minutes include technical objections to a DOT legal opinion and letters from former Aviation Division Director Pedro Rael supporting York’s role. While the main consulting work is done, vendors gain insight into the AWOS project, key players, and potential future technical or legal support needs around aviation systems and grant compliance.
Contract Admin
$134,275Jul 8, 2026Catron County is entering into a one-year agreement with PHI Health, LLC d/b/a PHI Air Medical to purchase PHI Cares air ambulance memberships for all county households and residents, effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. The county will pay an annual fee of $16,018.75, based on 1,375 households at $11.65 each, so that residents transported by PHI within a defined multi-county service area will not owe out-of-pocket amounts beyond what insurers or liable third parties pay. While this contract is awarded to PHI, it highlights the county’s commitment to expanding pre-hospital emergency care and its reliance on air medical services in a remote area. Vendors in EMS training, dispatch technology, landing zone infrastructure, and complementary ground EMS services can leverage this as context when proposing enhancements to the county’s broader emergency medical system.
Contract Award
$16,018Jun 10, 2026Catron County is entering a County Agreement with PHI Health, LLC for PHI Cares emergency air ambulance memberships covering approximately 1,375 households and 3,703 residents. The annual fee is $16,018.75, effective July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with options for residents to upgrade to national coverage. PHI becomes the preferred air ambulance membership provider, but this reveals demand for broader healthcare transport services and resident communications, where other health services vendors can coordinate or offer complementary benefits.
Contract Award
$16,018Jun 10, 2026Catron County is approving a Professional Services Agreement with Triadic Enterprises, Inc. for equipment, software licensing, support, programming, and IBM Power server hosting for the Treasurer and Manager. The contract runs five years with options to renew, at a monthly maintenance fee of $6,783.71 plus taxes. This locks in Triadic as the core ERP/finance software and hosting vendor but reveals the tech stack and term, useful for competitors to time future outreach and for integrators to offer complementary tools like imaging or reporting.
Contract Award
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