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Chaves County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Contract with J & G Electric for necessary electrical work supporting the dispatch relocation.
Agency:City of Roswell
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:J & G Electric
Note:Direct award to J & G Electric. Likely subcontracting and supply opportunities. Indicates ongoing facility renovations and possible need for related trades.
City is selling 12.47 acres of real property on Monksdale Road for $99,760 to EquipmentShare.com Inc. via a public process and executed purchase/sale agreement.
Agency:City of Roswell
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:EquipmentShare.com Inc.
Note:Potential real estate development or equipment/industrial facility once sale is completed. Inferred: Subsequent development or construction opportunities for contractors, engineers, utility providers, and local suppliers. Public hearing and state-mandated procedures indicate compliance project likely to start soon after formal approval.
Eddy County
Showing 5 of 8 projects
Extensive labor and materials for new construction and sitework at Station 15 Fire Department.
Agency:Eddy County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Greer Construction Company
Note:Includes driveway, concrete, and general site improvements. Inferred: More contracting available for paving, landscaping, utility hookups, fencing, etc.
Professional architectural services and medical equipment design for Detention Center expansion or new facility.
Agency:Eddy County
Status:
Pre-RFP
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Studio Southwest Architects, Parkhill, Smith & Cooper
Note:Multiple payments to architecture/engineering firms suggest a major facilities project. Inferred: Additional opportunities for medical equipment suppliers, construction, and specialty consulting.
Equipment purchases and professional services for Sandpoint Landfill including heavy equipment (scrapper, compactor, bulldozer), control point upgrades, and professional/engineering services.
Agency:Eddy County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Environmental Services
Associated Companies:J & H Services, Inc., Souder, Miller & Associates, ITSQuest Inc.
Note:Major investments in landfill infrastructure and temp labor. Potential for future equipment supply, environmental consulting, and subcontracted labor/services.
New building and land improvements at multiple fire stations, including Station 12; major equipment and sitework.
Agency:Eddy County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Greer Construction Company
Note:Large-scale investments in public safety building and facility assets, including training grounds and support equipment.
Construction contract for Southeast Relief Route and Carrasco Re-Alignment with major payment to Constructors Inc.
Agency:Eddy County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Constructors Inc.
Note:Substantial investment in transportation infrastructure. Inferred: Opportunities for subcontractors (earthworks, signage, utilities, environmental management).
Grant County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
The airport parking lot expansion project, previously underfunded by approximately $300,000, will move forward after NM State Aviation increased grant support, requiring continued contractor and potential subcontractor engagement.
Agency:Grant County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:BHI, Hamilton Construction
Note:Explicit: The project, after re-bidding and adjustments for cost savings, is now fully funded and continuing. Inferred: Opportunity for active and new subcontractors in paving, striping, and associated services since more funding is now available.
Lea County
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Issuance and sale of taxable industrial revenue bonds for Gainer Solar, LLC to finance equipping of solar energy facility.
Agency:Lea County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Gainer Solar, LLC
Note:Provides a major opportunity for contractors in renewable energy, construction, electrical equipment vendors, and consulting. The project is backed by a large bond issuance, indicating a multi-phase public/private partnership. Contractors interested in utility-scale solar should track this lead closely for upcoming bids and subcontracts.
Lea County application for an $11,000,000 Colonias grant to complete upgrades to water infrastructure serving the Bennett community, including replacement of aging waterlines and fire protection enhancements.
Agency:Lea County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.
Note:Project will require engineering, environmental studies, construction (piping, trenching, site work), consulting (grant management, compliance), and may include public health urgency elements. Inferred: Multiple opportunities for subcontracting, local vendors, and consultant roles. Grant process is in late stages—contracts should be issued in fiscal year 2026/2027.
Issuance and sale of taxable industrial revenue bonds for Stellar Gainer BESS, LLC to finance battery energy storage system facility.
Agency:Lea County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Stellar Gainer BESS, LLC
Note:Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) facilities are rapidly expanding. This opportunity will require engineering, construction, and technology providers, as well as equipment manufacturers and consultants. The large scale makes it likely there will be multiple subcontracting and supply opportunities.
Issuance of $505,000,000 in bonds for development of 500MW battery storage facility (lithium-ion) to support grid reliability in Lea County for Stellar Gainer BESS LLC.
Agency:Lea County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Stellar Gainer BESS LLC, Modrall, Sperling, Roehl, Harris, & Sisk, P.A.
Note:Extensive opportunities for construction (facility build-out, site work), engineering (battery system integration, permitting), consulting (environmental, geotechnical, and regulatory), and legal services (bond transaction). Inferred: Private and state mineral interest outreach starting March 2026 could trigger leasing, site access, survey, and environmental work bids. Project will require workforce, local vendor contracts, and maintenance trades.
Relocation of overhead electrical lines to underground at Lea County Regional Airport, including permitting, excavation, transformers, and new services, under a CES agreement with Lynco Electric Co., Inc.
Agency:Lea County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Lynco Electric Co., Inc.
Note:Opportunity for electrical contractors, engineering firms (design submitted separately pending approval), permitting consultants, and general contractors. Inferred: Additional contract for engineering design services forthcoming, offering separate bid opportunity.
Lincoln County
Showing 5 of 13 projects
Professional engineering services with Stantec for Alto Dam Pedestrian Bridge footing, Two Rivers Park culvert and guardrail replacement. Project addresses FEMA DR-4795-NM disaster recovery needs.
Agency:Ruidoso village
Status:
Pre-RFP
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Stantec Consulting Services
Note:Funded via FEMA, NM DFA, and appropriated capital funds. Likely to have follow-on construction procurement for bridges/culverts. Project scope includes survey, design, bid-phase support, and permitting.
Professional engineering services (PW19, Alto Dam Bridge, PW62 Two Rivers Park Culvert, Guardrail) with Stantec Consulting. Paid from NM DFA Local Gov Fund, FEMA, Capital Outlay.
Agency:Ruidoso village
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Stantec Consulting Services
Note:Deliverables include design drawings, construction documents, and FEMA-required compliance. Construction phases will provide contracting opportunity.
Total Response EMD software for dispatchers to improve emergency medical call handling and patient pre-arrival support.
Agency:Ruidoso village
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Services
Associated Companies:Total Response
Note:Potential for ongoing maintenance, support, and training contracts. Opportunity for IT infrastructure and telephony integrators.
Technical specifications and oversight for drilling, construction, test pumping, and aquifer testing for the Hollywood Well replacement.
Agency:Ruidoso village
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Environmental Services
Associated Companies:John Shomaker and Associates Inc.
Note:Prepares for follow-on construction contract for well drilling and installation. Service providers, drillers, and suppliers should monitor next phases.
Engineering services for six flood-damaged bridges including design and repair: McDaniel Bridge, Main Road 2 Bridge, North Loop Bridge, Sleepy Hollow Bridge, River Trail Bridge, Robin Road Bridge.
Agency:Ruidoso village
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Bohannan Huston, Inc.
Note:Large-scale bridge work will require contractors, material suppliers, and inspection services. Potential for subcontracting specialized engineering and construction tasks. Inferred: May require additional permitting and environmental studies.
New Mexico
Showing 5 of 22 projects
Issuance of up to $63,420,000 in improvement and refunding revenue bonds, including $25 million for new capital projects: water lines, storage, wells, wastewater system upgrades; and refinancing $38.4M 2015 bonds. ICIP identifies ~$122.1 million for water, $105.8 million for wastewater, $5 million for recycled water, plus system-wise IT upgrades and equipment acquisition.
Agency:City of Rio Rancho
Status:
Public Updates
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:OMI/Jacobs (System O&M), Modrall Sperling (Bond Counsel), RBC Capital Markets LLC (Municipal Advisor), BOKF NA (Paying Agent)
Note:Explicit: Bond proceeds will be used for large-scale capital projects prioritized in the city's 5-year Infrastructure Improvement Plan (ICIP), including utility line construction/replacement, storage tank upgrades, new well construction, wastewater treatment facilities, and IT infrastructure. Ongoing RFPs expected for design, engineering, general contracting, environmental, IT, and heavy equipment providers. Bond sale within 120 days is the key trigger for upcoming bids. OMI/Jacobs manages O&M, indicating potential sub-contracts. (ICIP highlights: water lines $41.4M; wastewater system upgrades $31.5M for WWTP 2, $25.6M for biological/MBR expansion; ERP/IT upgrades $5.5M.)
Development and operation of a shared, public online event calendar promoting Edgewood and Route 66 events year-round by integrating with major regional publication networks.
Agency:Town of Edgewood
Status:
Pre-RFP
Service type:Community Events & Activities
Associated Companies:Ctrl-P Inc., Santa Fe Reporter, The Paper, Sandoval Signpost, Corrales Comment
Note:Extensive cross-publication campaign including coding and curation services. Project includes technical/web development and ongoing marketing. Matching grant approach may attract additional vendors and opportunities in IT, advertising, and event management. Published budget details confirm imminent work.
Multimedia marketing campaign to promote Edgewood's events targeting tourism and overnight stays, leveraging print, radio, digital, and grant-funded media for Route 66 Centennial.
Agency:Town of Edgewood
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Community & Outreach
Associated Companies:The Independent newspaper, Radio New Mexico, New Mexico Living, New Mexico Magazine
Note:Inferred: Grant-funded elements (banners, digital marquee) suggest future infrastructure/media/IT vendor opportunities. Cross-promotion and featured events expect local partnerships and external services. Marketing campaign explicitly includes both traditional and digital channels, requiring professional support.
Family-friendly summer event with capital expenses for banners, signs, street pole installations, advertising, security, and sanitation in celebration of Route 66 Centennial.
Agency:Town of Edgewood
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Clear Channel, Lamar, Capcut, Rich Ford, NA
Note:Detailed capital and promotional budget, event partnerships, and need for security/cleanup services. Infrastructure upgrades (signs, banners) present opportunity for printing and signage companies. Public safety and sanitation budgeting infers needs for external security and cleaning contractors.
Upgrades to SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) and site security for utilities (well sites, WWTPs, lift stations), including hardware, cybersecurity, remote monitoring, and fencing/hardening.
Agency:City of Rio Rancho
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:OMI/Jacobs
Note:Explicit: Ongoing priority in ICIP, with budgets for equipment and SCADA upgrades. Expect RFPs for security technology/system integrators, fencing contractors, and IT/cybersecurity firms.
Otero County
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Professional fireworks display for July 4, 2026 under contract with Precision Fireworks, including pyrotechnics, sound, insurance, permitting, and operational support.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Precision Fireworks, LLC
Note:Annual July 4th event contract requires external vendor for fireworks and additional logistics. Vendor is new to the city, significant operations and risk transfer. Additional city costs include security staffing, traffic control, sanitation, and fire protection, which may need to be contracted or require supplemental support. Inferred: Opportunities for local security firms, fencing, sanitation, light tower, and crowd management services. Event insurance and emergency preparedness support also likely needed.
Replacement and lease of approximately seventy vehicles across various city departments via Enterprise Fleet Management program, including turnkey delivery, vehicle disposal, and ongoing support.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Enterprise Fleet Management, Enterprise Rent-a-Car
Note:Fleet modernization plan is a citywide, multi-department effort to retire outdated vehicles and replace up to 70 units using lease financing. Specific contract lines in budget amendments for each department. Inferred: Subcontracting or local dealership upfit opportunities for maintenance, upfitting, parts, and vehicle lease program administration. Auction/disposal of old vehicles also possible subcontracting. Large value, repeatable opportunity as city wants to make this an ongoing program.
San Juan County
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Approval of $10,000 sponsorship funding for Farmington Area Single Track (FAST) for trail and recreation promotion.
Agency:City of Farmington
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Farmington Area Single Track
Note:May present event management, trail services, or outdoor equipment opportunities. Inferred: Opportunities for outdoor equipment suppliers, event planners, or marketing agencies.
Approval of $2,000 sponsorship funding for Glade Runners MC to support outdoor recreation initiatives.
Agency:City of Farmington
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:Glade Runners MC
Note:May present event management, promotion, or marketing opportunities. Inferred: Vendors offering services supporting outdoor recreation, marketing/PR, or event logistics could benefit.
City approved bid for the purchase of three-phase padmount transformers for electric utility system improvement.
Agency:City of Farmington
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Western United Electric Supply
Note:Bid was awarded to Western United Electric Supply as the lowest and best bidder after competitive bidding. Other bidders included Kllen Group America, Border States Electric Supply, AR TRANSFORMERS INC, MVA POWER INC, and Kijero LLC. Inferred: Possible subcontracting opportunities in transformer supply, installation, and related electrical services.
Issuance and expenditure of $7,500,000 in general obligation school bonds for erecting, remodeling, making additions to and furnishing school buildings (including teacher housing), purchasing or improving school grounds, purchasing computer software and hardware for student use, and providing matching funds for capital outlay projects.
Agency:Bloomfield Municipal Schools
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:BOKF, NA, Modrall, Sperling, Roehl, Harris & Sisk, P.A.
Note:This is a major capital bond issuance for multiple, broad purposes including new building construction, renovations, technology upgrades, and potential consulting (matching fund management). The bond authorizes upgrades such as teacher housing, school ground improvements, and significant investment in hardware/software for students, which represents high-potential leads for construction, technology vendors, IT consulting companies, and suppliers. Specific companies for payment management and legal services are named; contracting and project execution likely to follow bond sale in April 2026. Inferred: Subcontracting and supplier opportunities will follow as projects are broken out; expect further RFPs as projects are itemized post-bond issuance. Potential for local business preference as per usual school bond projects, and matching funds suggest potential partnerships on state-funded initiatives. No explicit AI or playground/park grants mentioned, but technology and capital outlay could include such components. No federal or state grants directly referenced.
Santa Fe County
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Contract increase to The Food Depot for expanded navigation and food assistance (Food Mobile program) with new trailers and additional distribution locations.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:The Food Depot
Note:Explicit: Additional trailers and service locations. Inferred: Subcontracting with vehicle/trailer vendors, logistics providers, drivers, and software for food pantry management.
Extension and expansion of contract with United Way for Ride United transportation assistance and enhancements to 2-1-1 call center for low-income county residents.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Transportation
Associated Companies:United Way of North Central New Mexico
Note:Amendment adds funds and extends contract, indicating opportunities for subcontractors providing transportation, technology support, and call center services. Inferred: 2-1-1 platform and transportation network management vendors might be sought for continued enhancements.
Amendment to lease agreement with The Food Depot for 0.5-acre parking lot at Airport Road to support food fleet operations; lease extended for one year.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Transportation
Associated Companies:The Food Depot
Note:Lease extension; site is subject of ongoing space use study, implying possible future redevelopment/expansion. Inferred: Potential for site improvement, security, or facility management RFPs.
TEFRA public hearing for approval to allow issuance of up to $5 million in National Finance Authority bonds for new construction, renovation, and capital improvements at Rio Grande School campus.
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:National Finance Authority
Note:Explicit: Bond financing for building a new art/science/performance facility and classrooms. Inferred: Likely RFPs for architects, general contractors, and specialty trades (landscaping, sitework) as bond proceeds become available.
Socorro County
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Procurement and installation of an outdoor walk-in cooler for the Magdalena Senior Center, as detailed in an emergency grant application for $37,556.87.
Agency:Magdalena village
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Standard Restaurant Supply, E-Z-I Construction LLC
Note:Direct emergency grant application with multiple supporting vendor quotes signals likelihood of project moving forward upon funding. Opportunity for suppliers and installation contractors.
Upgrade of Magdalena Senior Center facilities, including installation of security cameras, motion lights, broken window replacement, and addition of doors to parking garage. Emergency grant application submitted for $32,223.30.
Agency:Magdalena village
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:GALLEGOS WELDING, LLC, Arvizu's Glass & Solar Screens
Note:Explicit application for emergency grant funding triggers high contract likelihood. Supporting documents and quotes from vendors signal readiness to contract. Includes physical security, door, glass, and lighting work as bundled in the upgrade package.
Improvements at the Kid's Science Café based on a formal quote from E-Z-I Construction totaling $18,528.30. Scope not fully detailed but likely includes interior renovations.
Agency:Magdalena village
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:E-Z-I Construction LLC
Note:Quote considered and ready for approval. Strong chance proceeds to contract with E-Z-I Construction. Inferred: Opportunity for possible subcontracting or specialist trades depending on detailed scope.
Roadway improvements on 10th Street, funded in part by NMDOT Transportation Project Fund (TPF) with a match waiver application for $24,054.19.
Agency:Magdalena village
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Bohannan Huston
Note:This project is an explicit lead as an application is being submitted for state transportation funding. Resolution number and budget documents are present, showing intent to move forward within the next 24 months. Consulting and engineering needs may also arise for design and oversight; Bohannan Huston is already engaged for design. Match waiver application boosts the likelihood project proceeds soon.
Valencia County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Procurement of weekly produce for student meals through Labatt Food Service for the 2026 fiscal year.
Agency:Belen Consolidated Schools
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Labatt Food Service
Note:This is an explicit purchase authorization, likely an annual recurring contract for external vendors to supply produce. While Labatt is the approved vendor, this may present opportunities for local suppliers to partner or prepare for future bidding cycles. The budget identifies the sum and the fund source, indicating ongoing opportunities in school nutrition procurement.
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