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Transportation Pre-RFPs in New Mexico

New Mexico
Latest pre-RFP
Nov 5, 2026
2 days ago
Pre-RFPs
500
Agencies
14
in the latest 20 pre-RFPs
Latest pre-RFPNov 5, 2026

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What's coming

The latest 20 pre-RFPs include 19 project opportunities and 1 grant, each surfaced from a board meeting or budget before any RFP.

Who's planning it

14 agencies in the latest pre-RFPs, led by Santa Fe MPO (4 pre-RFPs), Santa Fe County and Rio Rancho Public Schools.

Latest Transportation pre-RFPs in New Mexico

Each pre-RFP links to the full project breakdown and the agency discussing it.

OpportunityLos Alamos County: Transit Board Reviews Microtransit and Fixed-Route StudyNov 5, 2026OpportunitySanta Fe MPO: The November 4, 2026 agenda included a Public Works update and discussion on projects and priorities…Nov 4, 2026OpportunitySanta Fe MPO: MPO Planning Consolidation of Senior Transport and ADA ParatransitNov 4, 2026OpportunityCity of Alamogordo: Traffic Calming Speed Bump Installation Request on Aelia StreetNov 4, 2026OpportunityTaos Municipal Schools: Transportation Funding Data Reporting Audit and OptimizationOct 29, 2026OpportunityCity of Las Cruces: $4M Multi-Phase Engler Road Corridor and Roundabout DesignOct 28, 2026OpportunityTucumcari Public Schools: District Addressing Bus Driver Recruitment and Retention ChallengesOct 27, 2026OpportunityRio Rancho Public Schools: School Bus Fleet Replacement and Vehicle ModernizationOct 27, 2026OpportunityLos Ranchos de Albuquerque village: Village Approves $963K Road Fund Budget for Multi-Street Asphalt RepavingOct 27, 2026OpportunitySanta Fe MPO: The City of Santa Fe Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency is proposing Midtown Master Plan Amendments for…Oct 26, 2026OpportunitySanta Fe MPO: The committee was scheduled to consider a budget adjustment request for $175,000 to allocate 1/2% GRT to…Oct 26, 2026OpportunityCity of Albuquerque: City Transit Department Revising Updated PTASP Safety PlanOct 26, 2026GrantRio Rancho Public Schools: School District Approving Grant Agreement for Bus Fleet ReplacementOct 26, 2026OpportunitySanta Fe County listed CR-113S Nambe Crossing Design as planned workOct 24, 2026OpportunitySanta Fe County: Avenida Del Sur West Extension Programmed for Scoping and DesignOct 24, 2026OpportunitySanta Fe County: The county listed Tesuque Welcome Sign and Traffic Safety Medians as a projectOct 24, 2026OpportunityAlbuquerque - Aviation Department: The Airport Advisory Board agenda listed a presentation on eIPP and a separate rail…Oct 23, 2026OpportunityCity of Moriarty: LGRF Roadway Pavement Rehabilitation and Reconstruction ProjectOct 23, 2026OpportunityAlbuquerque Aviation Academy: Ongoing Aircraft Maintenance and Inspection Support NeededOct 23, 2026OpportunityCurry County: County Road Policy Update Triggers Regulatory Sign NeedsOct 22, 2026480 more pre-RFPs matched to you in a free digestGet matches free →

Agencies behind these pre-RFPs

From the latest 20 pre-RFPs.

Questions about transportation pre-RFPs in New Mexico

What upcoming transportation projects are there in New Mexico?

Civic IQ is currently tracking 500 transportation pre-RFPs in New Mexico — projects, hiring plans, and grant funding discussed in local government board meetings, agendas, and budgets before any formal solicitation is published.

Which New Mexico agencies are discussing transportation projects?

Recent transportation pre-RFPs in New Mexico come from agencies including Los Alamos County, Santa Fe MPO, and City of Alamogordo. Each pre-RFP links to the agency's full Civic IQ profile with its RFPs, contracts, vendors, and decision-maker contacts.

What is a pre-RFP?

A pre-RFP is an early indicator that a government agency is planning a purchase — a project discussed in a board meeting, a budget line item, a new hire, or a grant award — captured before a formal RFP or bid is published. Acting on pre-RFPs gives SLED and B2G vendors months of lead time to build relationships and shape requirements.

How do SLED and B2G vendors use transportation pre-RFPs in New Mexico?

Vendors selling transportation to state, local, and education (SLED) buyers use these pre-RFPs to find New Mexico agencies with budgeted, in-progress demand — then reach decision-makers before the RFP drops, while requirements are still being shaped.

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How does Civic IQ find transportation pre-RFPs in New Mexico?

Civic IQ monitors board meeting minutes, agendas, budgets, and strategic plans from local government agencies across New Mexico, and uses AI to surface transportation purchase intent. New pre-RFPs appear here as agencies publish new meeting records.

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