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The packet describes the statewide Zero Interest Homebuilder Program, which offers zero‑interest infrastructure and construction credit lines up to $3 million for single‑family homes meeting state design standards. The memo notes Santa Fe could participate and that no units have yet been built under the program. Santa Fe has not applied, so there is room for builders, nonprofit developers, and advisors to work with the city on qualifying projects and applications.
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$3,000,000Jul 1, 2026The City plans to approve Amendment No. 4 with Mainline Information Systems to extend managed detection and response, managed risk, and security awareness services. Funding will increase by $441,580.88 for a total of $1,480,454.36 including tax, and the term will run through August 31, 2027. This confirms Mainline as the cybersecurity incumbent and signals ongoing needs for security tools, integration, and potential future upgrades.
Contract Award
$1,480,454Jul 8, 2026Santa Fe plans Amendment No. 4 with Mainline Information Systems to continue managed detection and response, managed risk, and security awareness services. The amendment adds $441,580.88 for a new total of $1,480,454.36 and extends the term through August 31, 2027. The main security stack is decided, but this signals a multi-year cybersecurity operations program where tools, integrations, and training support may still be needed.
Contract Award
$1,480,454Jul 6, 2026The City plans Amendment No. 2 with FII National dba UPTOGETHER, adding $750,000 for a new total of $3,250,000 and extending the homelessness prevention cash assistance contract to June 30, 2027. The vendor is already selected and program funds are expanding, signaling a scaled-up direct cash initiative. This matters for firms providing program evaluation, benefits coordination, outreach tech, and financial management tools that can plug into or support an existing large-scale cash-assistance program.
Contract Award
$3,250,000Jul 1, 2026Santa Fe is pursuing a four-year sole source contract with FII National dba UpTogether for eviction prevention cash assistance using its proprietary UpTogether Connect platform. The FY27 request totals $1,000,000, and a related contract amendment increases compensation by $750,000 to $3,250,000 and extends the term through June 30, 2027. The main vendor is chosen, but there is downstream opportunity around implementation support, data integration, outreach, and future expansions or rebids of cash assistance technology and services.
Contract Award
$1,000,000Jul 1, 2026The City plans Amendment No. 4 with Mainline Information Systems to extend managed detection and response, managed risk, and managed security awareness services. The amendment adds $441,580.88, bringing the total contract to $1,480,454.36 and extends the term to August 31, 2027. Cybersecurity vendors can track this as incumbent intel and target future renewals, add-on tools, and advisory services for the ITT department.
Contract Award
$1,480,454Jun 29, 2026The City is approving a professional services contract with FBT and Luis Vidal Architects JV for architect/engineer services for a new terminal expansion at Santa Fe Regional Airport, totaling $1,160,000 over four years. This secures the A/E team that will shape programming, design, and likely phasing for the expansion. Aviation builders, systems integrators, and specialty subs now know the design lead and can start discussing constructability, technology, and future bid packaging with the City and A/E team.
Contract Award
$1,160,000Jun 24, 2026The Board considered approval of a $1,200,000 contract with IT Connect Inc. to provide staff augmentation services supporting Santa Fe Public Schools’ Technology department. This is funded through ETN and was initiated by Technology leaders Jaime Holladay and Patricia Nordby, indicating a substantial multi-position or multi-year engagement to shore up IT capacity. While the award decision for this scope is effectively made in favor of IT Connect, it signals that the district’s technology environment is large and complex enough to require contracted staffing. This creates room for complementary vendors to offer specialized project-based services, tools that make augmented staff more efficient, or future alternatives when the district revisits its staffing and managed services model.
Contract Award
$1,200,000Jun 11, 2026In May 2026 the Commission recommended FY27 Affordable Housing Trust Fund awards to four developers totaling multi-hundred-thousand dollar grants per project. However, those recommendations will not move forward because the underlying RFP process was canceled and will be redone. Developers now know the City is seeking substantial affordable housing projects for FY27, and future awards will likely be of similar scale once the new RFP is issued.
Public Updates
$3,000,000Jul 15, 2026Santa Fe’s Public Utilities Department has accepted a New Mexico Office of the State Engineer special appropriation grant (Project ZJ5134) for up to $2,000,000 to reimburse FY26 costs for critical maintenance and improvements at Nichols Dam. A Budget Adjustment Request dated June 8–9, 2026 increases Water Capital Project budget authority so the City can liquidate the grant funding and charge qualifying FY26 dam expenditures to this project.
Grant Funding
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Government Agencies in Santa Fe County, New Mexico
78 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Edgewood Town
City6,106 pop.
Tesuque Volunteer Fire District
Fire District
Tesuque Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Special District
Santa Fe Public Schools
School11,490 students
Santa Fe Phs Indian Hospital
Public Hospital
Santa Fe MPO
MPO
Santa Fe County
County157,765 pop.
Santa Fe Community College
Higher Ed3,973 students
Santa Fe Civic Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Santa Fe Airport Commission
Airport Authority
Pojoaque Valley Public Schools
School1,562 students
North Central Regional Transit District
Special District
New Mexico State Police
State
New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department
State
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