Otero County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Otero County
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The City has retained Lee Engineering to conduct a comprehensive Transportation Management Plan (TMP) to improve safety, performance, multimodal access, and quality of life. A TMP Steering Committee, including Commissioner Baxter Pattillo and resident Pablo Atayde, will meet monthly to provide guidance while Lee Engineering leads the technical work. This is an active multi‑year planning study that will shape future street, transit, and safety capital projects and follow‑on procurements.
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$3,800,000Jun 23, 2026Tularosa Municipal School District filed a NMFA Public Project Revolving Fund GO application on 06/05/26 to help finance construction of a new middle school in partnership with PSCOC. The district seeks $1,195,000 for construction plus $55,000 for issuance costs, for a total of $1,250,000, with a preferred 10-year term backed by ad valorem property tax. Work is planned to start in September 2026 and finish by August 2028, with maintenance covered by the operating budget. This is still in financing and readiness-to-proceed planning, so design, engineering, construction, and furnishings vendors can engage early as the project package is finalized.
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$1,250,000Jun 5, 2026For the Fire Station 2 Improvements project, the City approved Change Order 2 adding $83,068.08 (plus tax) to National Construction’s contract to remove and replace four apparatus bay doors. Custom Overhead Door Company will supply and install the doors as National’s subcontractor, consolidating warranty responsibility under the prime. This confirms National Construction and Custom Overhead Door as incumbents at Fire Station 2 and signals potential follow‑on facilities and apparatus‑bay work.
Contract Award
$1,312,446Jun 23, 2026Development of Sinoco Energy Storage (70 MW) and Fors Suns Energy Storage (300 MW) battery projects.
Active Opportunity
$94,000,000Jul 10, 2026Early access funding for behavioral health initiatives, including strengthening Mescalero's infrastructure for treatment and recovery, and pre-development activities for a new regional crisis continuum of care center.
Contract Admin
$2,000,000Jul 1, 2026The City Commission is holding a public hearing to approve a Loan Grant Agreement and adopt Ordinance 1725 authorizing execution of a loan and subsidy agreement totaling $3,083,455 between the City of Alamogordo and the New Mexico Finance Authority. The agenda does not specify the project purpose, but NMFA loan-grant packages usually support capital improvements such as utilities, facilities, or similar infrastructure. Once approved, these funds will be available for the designated project, creating downstream contracting opportunities for design, construction, and professional services. Vendors should monitor follow-on agendas and solicitations to identify the specific capital project funded by this $3.08M package and position services around planning, environmental review, engineering, and implementation support.
Grant Funding
$3,083,455Jun 9, 2026The Alamo Senior Center will receive up to $565,246 in FY27 from the Non-Metro Area Agency on Aging for transportation, congregate meals, home-delivered meals, and fitness, plus $44,161 in Nutrition Service Incentive Program funds for U.S.-grown food. Funding is performance-based on units like meals served and trips provided. This underwrites ongoing or expanded contracts for food suppliers, transportation providers, and program support services focused on seniors.
Grant Funding
$609,407Jul 14, 2026Resolution 2026‑19 conditionally commits up to $200,000 in opioid settlement funds to the Alamo City Dream Center project and designates the city as fiscal agent. The center, led by Mountain View Church, will provide showers, laundry, soup kitchen, and emergency shelter services to people affected by addiction and homelessness. Funds will be available once the building is inhabitable, creating near‑term demand for construction, life‑safety systems, IT, and ongoing social‑service partnerships.
Grant Funding
$200,000Jun 23, 2026The City of Alamogordo agenda includes approval of Change Order 1 for Rock Canyon Construction to relocate an 8-inch main water line, in the amount of 79666.06 excluding NMGRT. This indicates an existing capital or infrastructure project where underground utilities needed redesign in the field, requiring additional work from the incumbent contractor. For vendors, this reveals that Rock Canyon Construction is currently performing water infrastructure work for the city and that scope adjustments are being funded mid-project. While the primary construction work is already awarded, there may be follow-on needs such as inspection, materials supply, traffic control, or future utility relocations on related projects, and this change order provides intelligence on incumbent relationships and active water system upgrades.
Contract Award
$79,666May 26, 2026The commission approved Change Order 1 for $79,666.06 with Rock Canyon Construction to relocate an 8-inch main water line away from Domino's and a bank property. This adds scope to an existing public works contract and confirms Rock Canyon as the current waterline contractor. While the main work is awarded, utility and civil vendors gain useful incumbent intelligence and can look for future waterline or streets projects that may rebid later.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Otero County, New Mexico
11 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Twin Forks Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Special District
Tularosa Municipal Schools
School953 students
Sacramento Water and Sanitation District
Special District
Otero County
County69,711 pop.
New Mexico State University-alamogordo
Higher Ed1,079 students
La Luz Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Special District
Housing Authority of the City of Alamogordo
Local Housing Authority
Gadsden Independent Schools
School12,130 students
Cloudcroft Municipal Schools
School426 students
City of Alamogordo
City31,284 pop.
Alamogordo Public Schools
School5,480 students
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