Grant County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Grant County
13 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
An expenditure of $389,794.18 to TLC Company is recorded for "Lift Station Replacement" under capital projects. This indicates a major wastewater lift station is being replaced, with TLC as the construction contractor. While the main award is done, vendors of pumps, controls, SCADA, and odor control can look for sub roles, and this project hints at future utility replacement needs.
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$389,794Jul 9, 2026The county has paid Southwest Solar & Electric over $340K for "Light Construction" at the airport, suggesting a substantial airfield or facility lighting and solar project is underway. This aligns with broader airport improvement efforts and may involve LED upgrades, solar arrays, or airfield electrical work. While the main contractor is selected, vendors in controls, monitoring, and maintenance have follow-on angles.
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$343,498Jul 9, 2026Grant County is considering a Stream Dynamics proposal for a free water harvesting project at the county administration building, coordinated with Town of Silver City street work. The concept removes existing concrete and riprap and replaces it with four shallow rock basins to capture sump pump discharge and parking lot runoff that now damages Hilltop Road. The town will do equipment removal; Stream Dynamics would construct basins, suggesting immediate design/implementation and future replication opportunities.
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$0Jul 9, 2026The county has made multiple large payments to BK Technologies for handheld radios and to Advanced Communications & Electronics for a Lake Roberts repeater and Bendix King radios, plus an Incident Commanders Radio Interface. This shows a significant investment in modernizing fire and EMS communications. While hardware vendors are chosen, there is room for programming, training, maintenance, and interoperability planning across departments and neighboring agencies.
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$281,649Jul 9, 2026Grant County is paying NCA Architects for "Public Safety Bldg Renovation", indicating design work is underway for a significant public safety facility upgrade. No contractor is named yet, so the project is still in the design phase. This positions NCA as the prime designer and signals a future construction bid for the renovation, plus low-voltage, security, and building systems work.
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$58,088Jul 9, 2026The county approved a revised proposal under state price agreement #40-00000-23-0034 for bathroom and HVAC work at the Grant County Fairgrounds, naming Oakridge LLC as the contractor. This project focuses on upgrading restrooms and climate systems at the fairgrounds. While the award is decided, it signals ongoing investment in fairground facilities and future potential for additional upgrades, amenities, and event infrastructure.
Contract Award
$13,382Jul 9, 2026The district ran RFP #2026-05-28 for flooring replacement at San Lorenzo Elementary School, with two proposals evaluated. Armstrong Flooring met all requirements and is recommended, with pricing around $68k-$72k depending on material choice. The award identifies the incumbent for this flooring phase and signals ongoing facilities upgrades where installers, material suppliers, and follow-on maintenance vendors can offer future work or support.
Contract Award
$72,166Jun 15, 2026RFP #2026-05-26 sought professional audit services for FY 2026-2027, and one proposal was received from Jaramillo Accounting Group. The group is recommended at $30,673 per fiscal year, making them the likely incumbent auditor. While the primary award is decided, firms offering complementary financial consulting, internal controls support, or future audit competition can use this to time outreach before the next audit cycle.
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$30,673Jun 15, 2026Grant County purchased an Enterprise Mobility + Security Suite for O365 from Ardham Technologies for about $52K. This points to a countywide effort to harden mobile access and identity around Microsoft 365. While Ardham is the supplying partner, there are ongoing needs for configuration, policy design, user training, and integration with other security tools.
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$52,068Jul 9, 2026The expense report shows significant PPE purchases, including $33K in structural helmets, boots, gloves, and hoods from MES I Acquisition and $15.8K in bunker gear from L.N. Curtis & Sons for volunteer fire departments. This indicates active investment in firefighter safety gear. With gear lifecycles and NFPA standards, there will be recurring replacement, cleaning, and tracking needs over the coming years.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Grant County, New Mexico
14 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Western Regional Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Western New Mexico University
Higher Ed3,398 students
Town of Hurley
City1,230 pop.
Silver City Consolidated Schools
School2,251 students
Santa Clara Village
City1,608 pop.
Pinos Altos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association
Special District
North Hurley Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association
Special District
Housing Authority of the Town of Bayard
Local Housing Authority
Hanover Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association
Special District
Grant County
County27,541 pop.
Gila Regional Medical Center
Public Hospital
Cobre Consolidated Schools
School973 students
City of Silver
City9,377 pop.
City of Bayard
City2,064 pop.
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