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The Council will consider approving Task Order 33 under Services Agreement AGR 22-18a with All Rite Construction for the Betty Ehart Senior Center HVAC Replacement Project, for $3,673,522.86 plus tax and a total project budget of $5,000,000. This indicates a major capital upgrade to the center’s mechanical systems using an existing on-call or master agreement. While the primary contract is decided if approved, MEP vendors, controls integrators, and maintenance firms can treat All Rite as the incumbent and look for subcontracting, commissioning, controls, and ongoing service opportunities.
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$5,000,000Jun 30, 2026Council approved Services Agreement No. AGR26‑810 with Modaxo Traffic Management USA Inc. for automated speed enforcement services, up to $2,132,676 plus tax over five years, with two optional renewal years. This establishes Modaxo as the speed enforcement technology and services incumbent for the county. Traffic tech vendors and integrators should treat this as incumbent intelligence, looking at opportunities for related systems, data integration, back‑office support, or future competition when the initial term nears completion.
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$2,132,676Jun 30, 2026Council approved Task Order No. 33 under Services Agreement AGR 22‑18a with All‑Rite Construction for the Betty Ehart Senior Center HVAC Replacement Project, in the amount of $3,673,522.86 plus tax, and set a total project budget of $5,000,000. All‑Rite is the incumbent contractor for this major mechanical upgrade. Mechanical and controls vendors can look for subcontracting, integration, and future service opportunities, and competitors gain insight into the scale and timeline for planning around eventual follow‑on or replacement needs.
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$5,000,000Jun 30, 2026The County is considering Contract AGR27-808 with SHI International as reseller for a three-year Microsoft Enterprise Enrollment Agreement, not to exceed $2,500,000 plus tax. Council approval is still pending, making this an active licensing and enterprise software decision. Microsoft-focused licensing advisors, migration partners, and security/cloud integrators can engage now around license optimization, deployment planning, and ongoing management aligned to this EA.
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$2,500,000Jul 14, 2026The Council will consider approving Services Agreement AGR26-810 with Modaxo Traffic Management USA Inc. for automated speed enforcement services, worth up to $2,132,676 plus tax over five years with two optional years. This indicates the County is moving toward photo enforcement and is at the point of deciding whether to award to Modaxo. Competing traffic enforcement vendors and integrators still have a narrow window to understand the decision context, while others can treat this as incumbent intelligence for future expansion, integration, or analytics add-ons.
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$2,132,676Jun 30, 2026The County is approving a seven-year General Services contract AGR26-888 with BIGBYTE.cc Corporation, up to $550,000 plus tax, to secure a remote disaster recovery site and data center with telecom interconnection. This sets BIGBYTE.cc as the primary offsite DR and colocation provider through the term. Competing IT infrastructure, cloud, backup, and security vendors should treat this as incumbent intelligence and look at integration, monitoring, backup software, security hardening, and future renewal positioning around this DR environment.
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$550,000Jul 14, 2026The County is amending contract AGR24-28b-A2 with Sky Elements, increasing it by $51,250 for a second drone show at the 2026 4th of July event, bringing the contract total to $522,500 plus tax. This confirms Sky Elements as the incumbent provider for large-scale drone entertainment with room for continued growth. Event services, logistics, security, and park operations vendors can target complementary needs around crowd management, AV, traffic, and sponsorship for large holiday events.
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$522,500Jun 23, 2026Los Alamos County Council approved a New Mexico Finance Authority binding letter of commitment for the Denver Steels Phase II water service line replacement project totaling $525,000. This confirms external financing and EPA compliance documents (Form 4700-4) for utility infrastructure upgrades in the Denver Steels area. With funding lined up, the utilities department will need design, construction, and possibly inspection services to execute the replacement work.
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$525,000Jun 23, 2026Los Alamos County approved a FY2027 general services contract with CDW-G for Adobe Large Government Agencies program licenses, capped at $73,400 plus tax. This continues an Adobe enterprise licensing relationship totaling $375,628.25 from FY2019–FY2027. The main decision is made, but IT and procurement may need training, integrations, PDF workflows, e-signature tools, and support around Adobe use and future renewals.
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$73,400Jul 7, 2026Los Alamos County Council is approving a FY2027 contract with CDW-G, not to exceed $73,400 plus tax, to purchase Adobe Large Government Agencies program licenses. This continues a multi-year Adobe licensing relationship totaling $375,628.25 from FY2019–FY2027. The main procurement decision is made, but this reveals Adobe as the standard creative/PDF platform and CDW-G as the reseller, which can drive integration, training, plug-ins, and adjacent IT needs.
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$73,400Jul 7, 2026Explore Los Alamos County's government projects — free.
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