Dona Ana County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Dona Ana County
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The Town of Mesilla is advancing plans for a new 3,867 sq ft multi-purpose addition to Town Hall at 2231 Avenida de Mesilla, with preliminary architectural concepts by Desert Peaks Architects already approved by the Planning, Zoning and Historical Appropriateness Commission. The addition will provide a large multi‑purpose room, multiple meeting rooms, plaza‑facing improvements, sidewalks, landscaping, and related site work in the Historic Commercial zone, and a virtual tour and conceptual exterior have been presented while interior layout remains under discussion. This is still in the conceptual/exterior approval stage, and full plans and construction procurement have not yet been finalized or bid. This creates a near‑term need for full architectural/engineering design completion, cost estimating, potential CM/GC or general contracting, trades, AV, furnishings, landscaping, and historic‑sensitive site work. Vendors can position for design support, cost consulting, construction management, or as future bidders/subs once the Town moves from concept approval into full design and procurement.
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$1,700,000Jun 22, 2026The Town of Mesilla is advancing plans for a new approximately 3,867 sq ft multi-purpose addition at Town Hall (2231 Avenida de Mesilla) in the Historical Commercial zone. At the June 15, 2026 PZHAC meeting, commissioners were asked to approve preliminary architectural drawings from Desert Peak Architects, including site plan, floor plan, elevations, 3D renderings, and an aerial view, following two public meetings for input. The commission’s approval is specifically for conceptual exterior appearance so the project can move forward, while the interior layout remains under public and board consideration. No construction contractor or engineering team beyond the architect/structural engineer is identified, and no construction procurement is referenced yet, indicating the project is still in planning and design. This creates a future opportunity for general contractors, specialty trades, MEP engineers, furniture/AV providers, and project managers to position for upcoming design refinement and construction procurement, as well as value engineering and cost estimating support tied to the conceptual plans.
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$1,700,000Jun 15, 2026County healthcare assistance program services, including primary care, dental, behavioral health, and care coordination.
Contract Award
$2,979,378Jun 24, 2026Provision of food services for the detention center.
Contract Award
$1,400,000Jun 10, 2026Purchase of an aircraft rescue and firefighting vehicle for the Jetport.
Contract Award
$1,630,000May 26, 2026The City is moving forward with a $3,065,000 loan agreement (noticed June 15) for flood control infrastructure improvement projects, secured by a portion of the municipal gross receipts tax. Specific flood projects are not yet fully detailed, but the funding will support acquisition, construction, maintenance, and completion of multiple improvements. Engineering, drainage design, and construction firms should engage early to understand which basins, channels, or structures will be prioritized under this new capital funding.
Budget Planning
$3,065,000Jul 20, 2026The City is considering increasing the not-to-exceed amount on its electronic payment services contract with Paymentus Corporation to up to $1,000,000 annually. Paymentus is the incumbent processor for debit and credit card payments. While the main processing contract is in place, adjacent opportunities exist for integration, UX improvements, fraud tools, and reporting services that support growing transaction volumes.
Contract Admin
$1,000,000Jul 20, 2026Multiple Colonias grant-funded infrastructure projects totaling about 2 million, likely focused on water, wastewater, drainage, and related basic infrastructure in underserved areas, including required local match and subsequent design and construction phases.
Grant Funding
$2,000,000May 26, 2026In his comments, Mayor Hernandez reported Colonias grant awards totaling approximately 3200000, along with funding for water well construction and fire hydrant replacement projects. These awards indicate that Mesilla has secured significant external funding for water and related infrastructure upgrades, which will require design, engineering, permitting, and construction services to implement. The detailed scopes and procurements for the Colonias-funded work, new water well, and hydrant replacements are not fully laid out in the minutes, suggesting that project packaging and delivery methods may still be under development. Vendors specializing in water/wastewater engineering, utility construction, grant compliance, and project management can help the Town move from award to shovel-ready projects, ensuring adherence to Colonias requirements and optimizing use of the 3.2 million allocation.
Grant Funding
$3,200,000May 26, 2026LCU is extending and expanding its contract with Energy and Environmental Economics (E3) for the Energy Decarbonization Transition Plan, adding $100,000 and moving the end date to Feb 28, 2027 for extra modeling and scenarios. The work includes new electrification and zero‑carbon power cases and more community engagement. While E3 remains prime, the prolonged planning window signals future implementation work in electrification, network planning, and customer programs where other vendors can later compete.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Dona Ana County, New Mexico
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
New Mexico State University-main Campus
Higher Ed17,389 students
New Mexico State University-dona Ana
Higher Ed7,671 students
Mesilla Valley Public Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Mesilla Valley MPO
MPO
Las Cruces Public Schools
School23,404 students
Housing Authority of the City of Sunland Park
Local Housing Authority
Hatch Village
City1,568 pop.
Hatch Valley Municipal Schools
School1,162 students
Doña Ana County
County229,366 pop.
Dona Ana Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association
Special District
City of Las Cruces
City114,892 pop.
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