Mora County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Mora County
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Mora County approved a professional services contract with County Attorney Brett Phelps at $235 per hour with a not-to-exceed cap of $244,400 per year. The agreement runs within a $275,000 legal budget, is subject to annual renewal for up to four years, and requires detailed monthly invoices. Some legal work, especially Hermit's Peak/Calf Canyon fire recovery, may be reimbursable and needs clear time tracking. This sets an incumbent for county legal work but leaves room for niche counsel, litigation support, and recovery documentation services.
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$244,400May 28, 2026Mora ISD joined a Northern New Mexico CTE Consortium planning group to build shared career pathways, dual credit, and work-based learning across multiple small districts. Committees are now forming to design programs of study, higher-ed partnerships, and industry internships, with cross-district course offerings targeted for 2027-28. This is early-stage program design where vendors in CTE curriculum, virtual course delivery, scheduling, and work-based learning platforms can help shape models and pilots.
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$0Jun 1, 2026Mora ISD leaders attended NMPEDs Discipline Data Deep Dive and Reframing Behavior training, which highlighted heavy reliance on out-of-school suspension and the need for universal supports, restorative practices, and trauma-informed approaches. Next steps include additional PED-led trainings, expert virtual presentations, and site visits, with partners like POMS and Associates mentioned. The district is likely to seek tools, curricula, or consulting to implement restorative practices, SEL, and in-school supports, especially for middle school students and male subgroups.
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$0Jun 1, 2026Mora ISD and the NMSU John T. Harrington Forestry Research Center are drafting a formal partnership and MOU around workforce development, dual credit, and community recovery linked to the new NM Reforestation Center in Mora. The concept is to create student pathways into forestry, natural resources, and environmental science to address a statewide shortage of trained workers. This early framework may require curriculum design, dual credit course support, field-based learning logistics, and safety or transportation solutions once the partnership is formalized.
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$0Jun 1, 2026The Village is remodeling the old Marshal’s Office into a Mora County Sheriff’s Office Substation using Law Enforcement Protection Funds, with a June 30 spending deadline. They purchased Axon camera docking stations, taser batteries, computer stations and monitors through Quill, and are working with FCLK Locksmith Services on two new metal doors with keypad locks estimated at $6,000–$7,000. Most purchases are made, but door work and ongoing evidence and accreditation needs suggest follow-on opportunities for security hardware, IT support, and accreditation-related consulting.
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$11,788Jun 9, 2026After learning Colfax County Senior Citizens, Inc. would reclaim its computers, the Village approved a Dell quote of $8,060.83 to purchase two new computers with Microsoft application licenses and 3-year warranties for the Senior Center. Amber will also meet with Southwest Copy next week to obtain a quote for leasing a similar copier for the Village office. The computer purchase is decided, but copier leasing is still open, creating an opportunity for copier vendors and IT firms to support deployment and licensing optimization.
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$8,061Jun 9, 2026The Village shifted from Inland Potable to Rubicon Applied Diving Services for inspection and repair of its water tank, citing scheduling issues with the prior vendor. Rubicon completed float repair and inspection in May 2026 and was paid about $3,900, with cleaning deemed unnecessary. This names Rubicon as the current diving/inspection contractor and shows active tank maintenance, useful for firms offering follow-on tank work, SCADA, or water system services who may monitor future rebid or upgrade needs.
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$3,900Jun 9, 2026The Utilities Superintendent presented quotes for a gas-operated steam cleaner and recommended purchasing from Webstaurant Store for $959, which the Council approved. The equipment will be used for heavy-duty cleaning at the Senior Center, the trash truck, and Community Center kitchen equipment. This confirms Webstaurant as the supplier and indicates the Village is investing in facility sanitation and equipment, useful intel for vendors offering related cleaning gear, chemicals, or maintenance services.
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$959Jun 9, 2026The Village approved Dream Catcher Construction to install new flooring in the Mora County Sheriff’s Office Substation at Village Hall, with flooring already purchased. The Village contributed about $300 toward flooring, with the balance funded by a Municipal Buildings Improvements grant, and reimbursement will close out the project. This confirms Dream Catcher as the contractor and highlights grant-backed building upgrades, useful for firms interested in future facility improvements or maintenance work at Village Hall and related public safety spaces.
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$300Jun 9, 2026The Village approved adding two Senior Center computer workstations to Harris Technology’s BizCare package, increasing the monthly fee by $64. They are also evaluating an email upgrade using their wagonmound.org domain, hosted via Wix and Google services, with an estimated $140/month and $1,500–$2,000 implementation by Harris Tech, to be quoted later. This confirms Harris Tech as the current IT provider and signals upcoming work on email, server, and new software, relevant for IT vendors offering complementary systems, training, or future migrations.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Mora County, New Mexico
7 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wagon Mound Village
City265 pop.
Wagon Mound Public Schools
School70 students
Mora Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association
Utility District
Mora Independent Schools
School452 students
Mora County
County4,096 pop.
Ledoux Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association
Utility District
Housing Authority of the Village of Wagon Mound
Local Housing Authority
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