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Midtown Infrastructure Project (Roadways, Landscaping, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, Utilities, Pedestrian/Bike Infrastructure)
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Purchase of drone as a first responder program, including equipment and services.
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.
The Parks & Recreation Committee reviewed concepts from several playground manufacturers to replace equipment at Sunset Park, Pat Sandoval Park, Potter Park, Pow Wow Pass, and Patchwork Place. The city expects over $1 million in state funding in 2026/27, with individual playground budgets ranging from $120,000 to $500,000 and is leaning toward a vendor (Altitude) pending scoring and discounts. This is pre‑procurement design intelligence for playground, surfacing, and site amenities vendors and for firms that can support installation and related park improvements.
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.
Clovis Municipal Schools approved a 2026-2027 fleet service contract with Adair, Inc. to operate 30 bus routes for student transportation. The agreement runs from August 10, 2026 through May 20, 2027, with an estimated transportation services budget of about $2.49 million and a contract payment of $2,418,301.30. The contract can be renewed annually at the board’s option, signaling a likely multi-year outsourced transportation model where follow-on work, technology add-ons, and support services could be relevant.
The 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.
The 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.
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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Government Agencies in New Mexico
551 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Albuquerque Housing Authority
Zuni Public Schools
Zuni Independent Fire District # 8
Zuni Comprehensive Community Health Center
Yah-ta-hey Water and Sanitation District
Williamsburg Village
Willard Village
Western Regional Housing Authority
Western New Mexico University
West Las Vegas Public Schools
Walatowa Charter High
Wagon Mound Village
Wagon Mound Public Schools
Voz Collegiate Preparatory Charter School
Vista Grande High School
Virden Village
Vaughn Municipal Schools
Vallecitos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc.
Valencia County
Ute Park Fire Department/ Colfax County District #3
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