Rio Arriba County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Rio Arriba County
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The District plans a $3.88 million rehabilitation of the western segment of its 34,000‑foot sewer Land Outfall, including cleaning and trenchless rehab or repair of 2,750 feet of 33–54 inch pipe. FY 2026‑27 includes $3.615 million for construction, with City of Carlsbad and Buena Sanitation District cost sharing. Large‑diameter sewer contractors, trenchless rehab firms, and construction managers should engage around constructability, bypassing, and joint‑agency coordination.
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$3,880,000Jun 3, 2026The District budgeted a $1.105 million multi‑year Technology Infrastructure Upgrades program to replace servers, networking gear, security appliances, and management tools. FY 2026‑27 allocates $225,000, with recurring investments through at least FY 2031‑32. IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, and managed services vendors can propose lifecycle plans, cloud/hybrid options, and secure network designs that support SCADA, business systems, and remote sites.
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$1,105,000Jun 3, 2026The Lake San Marcos Lift Station Improvements project totals $2.03 million to assess and upgrade pumps, motors, generator, and electrical systems that cannot currently meet peak wet‑weather capacity. Design and construction funding is spread from FY 2026‑27 through FY 2030‑31. Pump and electrical OEMs, wastewater lift‑station designers, and construction firms can help define the hydraulic solution and provide packaged pump, controls, and standby power upgrades.
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$2,025,000Jun 3, 2026Vallecitos plans a $54.98 million expansion of its Land Outfall, adding a 30‑inch parallel siphon and replacing 1,625 feet of 30‑inch gravity sewer with 42‑inch pipe to handle peak wet‑weather flows and buildout demands. Work includes diversion structures, interties, and connections to MRF solids and Carlsbad’s Poinsettia Lift Station, with design and early spending in FY 2026‑27–28 and major construction later. Large pipeline design‑build teams, tunneling contractors, and construction managers should position early for phasing and permitting.
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$54,982,000Jun 3, 2026The board will vote on purchases from Labatt Food Services ($720,000.00) and Lively Distributing Inc for dairy items ($115,000.00). These are substantial food commodity contracts for the district. While the suppliers are chosen, companies offering food service consulting, menu optimization, equipment, and packaging can use this to understand EPS’s food volume and explore adjunct offerings.
Contract Award
$835,000Jul 16, 2026Vallecitos Water District adopted a FY 2026‑27 budget with a $220.6 million 10‑year capital improvement program covering water, sewer, and recycled projects. Projects span main replacements, tank rehabs, SCADA and IT upgrades, plant work at Meadowlark, and fleet electrification, with $30.6 million scheduled for FY 2026‑27 alone. Vendors in engineering, construction, controls, and specialized equipment should track the CIP list as the District sequences design and construction work and prepares procurements over the next several years.
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$220,566,000Jun 3, 2026In public comment at the April 24, 2026 meeting, a student raised concerns about student services capacity and the college’s new "HUB" online system for statewide online programs. President Balderas responded that Northern previously purchased a client/communication management system (Slate) with taxpayer funds but never implemented it, and that the HUB is now bringing $3 million over three years for advertising, support staff, and project management to finally stand up this CMS and enhance services for online Nursing, Business, and Education programs. The HUB initiative appears to include independently funded staff, heavy advertising spend, and technical project management to integrate Slate and improve student communications, scheduling, transcript review, and support. While core funding and partner arrangements are already in place, there is likely ongoing need for CRM configuration, integration with SIS/LMS, marketing operations, analytics, and training support. Vendors in higher‑ed CRM, enrollment marketing, AI chat/advising, and implementation services can position themselves for follow‑on work, optimization, or complementary tools around the HUB environment.
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$3,000,000May 29, 2026Vallecitos Water District will execute a three‑year renewal of its AVEVA SCADA software subscription with InSource Solutions for $298,575. This sole‑source renewal keeps the existing AVEVA-based SCADA modernization program in place and covers licensing, support, updates, and security patches. OT/IT and controls vendors should view this as confirmation that AVEVA remains the long‑term SCADA platform, opening room for integration projects, remote telemetry upgrades, and cybersecurity or managed services around the SCADA environment.
Contract Award
$298,575Jul 15, 2026The board will vote on approval of Suazo Bus Services, Inc for $204,718.05. This covers contracted student transportation services. Although Suazo is selected, transportation management firms can watch this as incumbent data and offer routing software, safety programs, or supplemental services, and position for future rebids or route expansions.
Contract Award
$204,718Jul 16, 2026The board will consider approval of Wright Express for fleet fueling at $192,500.00. This covers fuel card or fueling services for district vehicles and buses. While Wright Express is the incumbent, fleet management, telematics, and fuel efficiency solution providers can use this contract intelligence to time outreach around performance monitoring, cost control, and future renewals.
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Government Agencies in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico
18 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Vallecitos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Utility District
Tierra Amarilla Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Utility District
Rio Arriba County
County39,955 pop.
Peñasco Independent Schools R
School270 students
Northern New Mexico College
Higher Ed1,481 students
Montecito Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Utility District
Mesa Vista Consolidated Schools
School256 students
Jemez Mountain Public Schools
School183 students
Housing Authority of the Village of Chama
Local Housing Authority
Española Municipal Schools R
School2,852 students
Ensenada Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Utility District
El Llano Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Utility District
Dulce Independent Schools
School575 students
Dixon Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Utility District
Chama Village
City912 pop.
Chama Valley Independent Schools
School325 students
Brazos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Utility District
Apodaca Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Utility District
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