New Mexico Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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136 projects across 23 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Midtown Infrastructure Project (Roadways, Landscaping, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Utilities, Pedestrian/Bike Infrastructure)
Pre-RFP
$77,000,000Aug 27, 2026On-call landscape management services
Contract Award
$4,000,000Aug 27, 2026Purchase of drone as a first responder program, including equipment and services.
Contract Award
$2,168,020Aug 13, 2026The Village of Taos Ski Valley council held a June 26, 2026 special meeting to review Stifel’s plan for using general obligation bonds for future capital projects. The preliminary plan of finance outlines a 2027 bond election and two proposed bond sales totaling $3 million for new Village facilities. No specific projects beyond a new Administration Office are fully defined or approved yet. Sellers of capital planning, facility design, and implementation support can engage now while the bond package and project scopes are still being shaped.
Pre-RFP
$3,000,000Jun 26, 2026The Village of Taos Ski Valley is developing a 2027 general obligation bond election to fund new facilities. The preliminary plan calls for a $2 million 2027 bond and a $1 million 2029 bond to study, plan, furnish, landscape, enhance, and otherwise improve, and to acquire property and equipment for a new Village Administration Office and another major facility. Bonds must be voter-approved and issued within four years, with capacity of about $5.5 million available. Facility planners, architects, engineers, and owners rep/PM firms should track this as the Village shapes scope, costs, and ballot language.
Pre-RFP
$3,000,000Jun 26, 2026Within the IGA, the Española Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) was flagged as having aging process equipment, limited automation, and significant opportunities for efficiency and reliability improvements. The presentation notes up to approximately $4.1 million in Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) funding available for WWTP equipment and controls upgrades, such as bar screen replacement, blower fans, VFDs, dissolved oxygen sensors, and broader process improvements developed with the City and a design engineer. The WWTP work is not yet under construction; ESG is continuing a specialized audit and is “working with staff and our SME to identify additional improvements,” with overall project contract execution targeted for fall 2026. This creates an opening for wastewater engineering firms, equipment vendors, automation/SCADA providers, and construction contractors to shape the WWTP scope, partner as subs, or position for any components the City chooses to procure separately under CWSRF requirements.
Pre-RFP
$4,100,000Jun 9, 2026Professional architect engineer services for a new terminal expansion at the Santa Fe Regional Airport.
Contract Award
$1,160,000Jun 25, 2026Resolution 1954 on the June 23, 2026 agenda authorizes the City to complete the terms of a Memorandum of Agreement with the Artesia Recreation Center Foundation to obtain transfer of property for 2 million dollars and empowers the Mayor to sign all closing documents. This formalizes the City’s purchase of the new Recreation Center site from the foundation, consolidating public ownership of the facility. The acquisition itself is a decided transaction, but it signals that the City will be responsible for ongoing operations, programming, maintenance, and future improvements at a large recreational asset. Vendors in recreation programming, facility management systems, custodial and maintenance services, security, concessions, and capital enhancements can use this as a trigger to discuss multi‑year operational needs with the City.
Contract Award
$2,000,000Jun 23, 2026Council approved a purchase and sale agreement for the Carlsbad Event Center at 4017 National Parks Highway, adjacent land at 4015 National Parks Highway, and included furniture and equipment. The appraised property value was $3,020,000, and the agreed purchase price is $3,418,179 to reflect added equipment and improvements. This acquisition creates a new large city‑owned event facility, signaling upcoming needs for renovations, AV upgrades, catering improvements, scheduling software, and facility operations services.
Contract Award
$3,418,179Jun 9, 2026The Fire Chief’s May 19, 2026 report notes that Phase Two of the Española Fire Training Facility is underway, with construction of a 5,500,000 six-bay fire station and training classroom facility. A groundbreaking ceremony was held in partnership with R&M Construction, and crews are currently working on the foundation and underground utilities in preparation for concrete footings and building pad. This indicates that the primary construction contract has been awarded and is in active execution. While the core build is decided, there are likely follow-on opportunities for specialty vendors—training props, live-fire systems, AV and classroom technology, furnishings, apparatus bay equipment, and future expansion phases—to complement the new structure and enhance its role as a regional training hub.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in New Mexico, New Mexico
23 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Santa Fe
City of Las Vegas
City of Tucumcari
Town of Edgewood
Town of Mesilla
City of Moriarty
City of Ruidoso Downs
Bosque Farms Village
Taos Ski Valley Village
City of Artesia
Town of Taos
City of Gallup
City of Española
Town of Carrizozo
Town of Tatum
City of Rio Communities
Williamsburg Village
Tularosa Village
City of Portales
Jemez Springs Village
City of Carlsbad
City of Raton
City of Rio Rancho
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