San Miguel County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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San Miguel County held a public hearing and is considering a bond ordinance to issue up to $1.7856 billion in taxable industrial revenue bonds for the Palomas Power LLC project. This is private development, but the size signals major new energy infrastructure and related community impacts. Vendors in housing, workforce services, infrastructure, and community planning can track this as a long-term driver of demand for supporting projects, including potential housing and public works near the plant site.
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$1,785,600,000Jul 14, 2026The board approved a Notice of Sale and Delegation of Authority Resolution to sell the first $4 million tranche of voter-approved Series 2026 GO bonds through the New Mexico Finance Authority. A related application for a seven-week credit and structure evaluation was also approved. These steps set up funding for upcoming facility and capital improvements, creating a pipeline of projects that will soon need design, construction, and related services.
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$4,000,000Jun 18, 2026San Miguel County Detention Center is renewing its medical and behavioral health services contract with Roadrunner Health Services for one year starting August 10, 2026. The amendment sets a 3% rate escalation, with a monthly base of $80,710 and up to $114,730 with the MAT program, capped at $1,376,760 annually plus tax. This confirms Roadrunner as incumbent through August 2027, creating future leverage points around renewal, supplemental services, and specialty care support.
Contract Award
$1,376,760Jul 14, 2026Las Vegas City Schools approved a $1.33 million contract with Lone Mountain Contracting to convert Robertson High School Cardinal Stadium to multi-sport synthetic turf. Scope includes a Predator turf system, shock pad, drainage liner, and turf maintenance equipment with a 10-year warranty. Work will involve replacing topsoil with a compacted aggregate base and a custom drainage system, with regular progress reports to the board. Facility and sports contractors can monitor this for follow-on work such as fencing, seating, scoreboards, and maintenance services.
Contract Award
$1,334,261Jun 11, 2026The board will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance authorizing up to $1,785,600,000 in taxable industrial revenue bonds for the Palomas Power LLC project. Pattern Energy is presenting, indicating a large-scale energy facility development in the county. Construction, engineering, and environmental firms may find this relevant as the project moves toward financing and could generate extensive site work, infrastructure, housing and services demand over several years.
Public Updates
$1,785,600,000Jul 14, 2026San Miguel County adopted Resolution 06‑09‑26‑COMMISSION on June 9, 2026 directing publication of a notice of intent to adopt an ordinance authorizing up to $1,785,600,000 in taxable industrial revenue bonds for the Palomas Power LLC wind energy project. The project will develop large‑scale wind generation facilities in multiple phases in the County, with the County owning and leasing the project under the IRB structure and the company making payments in lieu of taxes to the County and several school districts. The bond ordinance is scheduled for consideration at a July 2026 Commission meeting following required public notice, and would approve the lease, sublease, bond purchase agreement, and related documents. While the IRB is primarily a financing and tax instrument, the underlying multi‑hundred‑megawatt wind farm will generate significant demand for engineering, construction, environmental services, and local operations and maintenance over many years.
Budget Planning
$1,785,600,000Jun 9, 2026The agenda includes a purchase order approval to the City of Las Vegas for $461,795. This likely covers municipal services such as water, sewer, trash, or shared services. While this is a payment to a public entity, it highlights the scale of LVCS’s facilities-related operating costs, which facility management, infrastructure, and environmental service firms can use to frame proposals that lower long-term costs or improve service quality.
Contract Award
$461,795Jul 15, 2026Under New Business, the board is set to approve a purchase order to PNM for $418,000. This appears to be a major utility or energy-related expense for the district. While the utility provider is already determined, energy management, solar, and efficiency vendors can treat this as context on LVCS’s current spend and explore opportunities to reduce future utility costs or fund facility upgrades.
Contract Award
$418,000Jul 15, 2026The board approved four fleet service contracts for the 2026-2027 school year, including ARM Transportation for armed transportation and three individual contractors. Contract amounts range from about $42,000 to $97,000. These awards identify incumbents and budget levels for transportation services, useful for competitors planning future cycles or complementary offerings like routing software, safety systems, or maintenance support.
Contract Award
$237,750Jun 18, 2026The board is asked to approve a $122,370 purchase order to Plateau, likely a regional telecom or internet provider. This signals a substantial network or connectivity service for the district and identifies Plateau as an incumbent. IT and EdTech vendors can use this to understand the connectivity environment and to time discussions about bandwidth upgrades, E-Rate planning, redundancy, and network security layered on top of Plateau’s services.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in San Miguel County, New Mexico
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West Las Vegas Public Schools
School1,576 students
Santa Rosa Consolidated Schools
School587 students
San Miguel Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Special District
San Miguel County
County26,428 pop.
Pecos Independent Schools
School453 students
New Mexico Highlands University
Higher Ed3,337 students
Luna Community College
Higher Ed878 students
Las Vegas City Public Schools
School1,137 students
Housing Authority of the County of San Miguel
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the Village of Pecos
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of San Miguel County
Local Housing Authority
East Pecos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Special District
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