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Budget PlanningCapital ProjectsDetected Jun 11, 2026

F_Equip Academy of New Mexico has projected Public School Capital Outlay (Fund 31200) revenues of 61125 in year one, growing to 244500 by year five, all coded to Capital Outlay rental of land and buildings. In parallel, the operational budget (Fund 11000, Function 2600) shows substantial annual spending on rental of land and buildings for facilities, ranging from 208875 up to 326625 over the five‑year period, plus significant fixed-asset purchases for instructional spaces. This combination indicates a strategic plan to secure, lease, and possibly improve school facilities using PSCOC awards and operating funds rather than owned buildings. The decisions around which properties to lease, how to structure improvements, and how to manage these assets are still in the planning/budget stage with no vendors named. Facility planners, design-build firms, lease-financing advisors, and owner’s reps can engage to help the academy evaluate options, structure long-term leases, and coordinate capital improvements aligned with PSCOC funding requirements.

Capital outlay is entirely budgeted as rental of land and buildings, suggesting leased campuses or m...

New Mexico Public Education DepartmentF_Equip Academy five-year facilities leasing and capital outlay plan

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Capital Projects

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Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

6–18 mo

RFP / solicitation posted

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Award & contract

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