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THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT NewsCommercial Property Commercial LandReal Estate Transactions Real EstateNewsEventsCompaniesSpaceNewsFeatured ProjectsPre-Bid ProjectsActive ProjectsPost-Bid ProjectsConstructionNOVEMBER 2021VOLUME NO. 02ISSUE NO. 19Continue reading cover story >TBE ISN’T YOUR ORDINARY MAGAZINE, IT’S THE GATEWAY TO A WHOLE NEW ENVIRONMENT BEING CREATED IN NEW MEXICO, FOR NEW MEXICO CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE INDUSTRIES. ALBUQUERQUE DEVELOPMENT COMPANYPLANS SPEC BUILDING AT JOURNAL CENTERBUILDING PERMITS COMING IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS FOR THE60,000-SQUARE-FOOT THE BUILDINGNEW MEXICOREAL ESTATEControversial Epstein Zorro RanchRemains Listed for Sale > NATIONAL REAL ESTATE GROUP SEES2022 UPTURN IN OFFICE OCCUPANCY > NM issues first cannabiscultivation license > NEW MEXICOWEEDFEEDSPONSORED BY CANNA BROTHERS DEVELOPMENTTHE BUILT ENVIRONMENTSPOTLIGHTHAPPY THANKSGIVING!FROM CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER & THE BUILTENVIROMENT TEAMNew Plans May Provide Pathway for LasCruces Airport Improvements > NEW MEXICOCONSTRUCTION

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The encouraging numbers are in the mostrecent office space net absorption forecastissued by the NAIOP Commercial Real EstateAssociation.The organization had earlier envisioned anational office space net absorption of around1.8 million square feet for the final quarter ofthis year. But now in its most recent release, itpegs that number at a significantly higher 8.3million square feet for fourth quarter 2021.Compiled by Hany Guirguis, a professor ofeconomics and finance at Manhattan College,and Michael Seiler, a College of William & Maryprofessor of real estate and finance, the newsurvey, Office Space Demand Forecast, FourthQuarter 2021, makes a strong statistical casefor an expanding post-pandemic economy.“The economy has grown and unemploymenthas fallen faster than projected,” Shawn Moura,NAIOP Research Director, says by way ofexplaining the buoyant figures for the end ofthis year.This means that a negative 33.6 million squarefeet of net absorption earlier projected for theprior two quarters by NAIOP has ended up beingonly a negative 12.6 million square feet, notesMoura, who characterizes the change as a “asharp improvement from the negative 58.4million square feet of absorption over the priortwo quarters.”“That was despite the most recent surge ofcoronavirus infections due to the delta variant, asignificant headwind that the second quarterforecast could not have accounted for,” continuesMoura. In fact, notes a narrative accompanying theNAIOP survey, “Infection, hospitalization, anddeath rates have all declined, signaling it is nowsafer to return to in-person interactions whencompared to just two months ago.” Additionally, taking into account the AtlantaFed’s most recent 8.2% real Gross DomesticProduct growth rate for the final quarter of 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.THIS WEEKS SPOTLIGHT: NATIONAL REAL ESTATE GROUP SEES 2022UPTURN IN OFFICE OCCUPANCYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/23/2021BUILTENVIRONMENT4VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: CanvaCopyright: NAIOP

this year, Moura says NAIOP’s overall forecasts“call for a swing to positive net absorption in thefinal quarter of the year.”But nothing in the world of real estate forecasts,or more particularly, office space absorption, iscertain, with the uncertainty more present thanever due to a strange confluence of factors. Oneof those factors is the employment rate. “Given the nationwide labor shortage,recruitment and retention are primary concernsfor employers,” notes the survey.“With workers demanding not only greaterwages and benefits, but also more flexibleworking conditions, employers are likely tocontinue to offer hybrid and remote workoptions at higher rates than before thepandemic,” the survey continues.This means some offices may be operating at fullcapacity, while other will be only partiallyoccupied, a reflection of the nation’s newtelecommuting alternatives.Even so, the overall occupancy trend line isgood, particularly when compared with recenthistory, says Moura. “The forecast for net absorption of 53.5 millionsquare feet next year, or 13.4 million squarefeet per quarter, is actually above the 2015-2019 quarterly average of 11.6 million squarefeet,” remarks Moura.Those years saw an economic expansion definedby New York Magazine as “the longest inAmerican history.”“Some of that above-average absorption can beattributed to an expected return to the officeamong tenants who had cut back on leasedspace or deferred expansion since Anticipating that the nation’s economic growthwill eventually return to what might be describedas the more normal pre-pandemic levels, theNAIOP survey, says Moura, is now calling for an“average quarterly absorption of 11.4 millionsquare feet in the first three quarters of 2023.”Interestingly, the latest NAIOP survey alsoreveals that an increase in such factors as leasingactivity and deal flows have in recent monthstended to favor office space in suburban marketsover those in central business districts. At the same time, says the survey: “Demand fornew office buildings is favorable, as new buildsoffer the flexible work environments demandedin today’s more uncertain world.”Illustrating the roller coaster of office absorptionrate forecasts, the NAIOP survey also shows afinal quarter 2021 office space demand of 8.3million square feet, to be followed by 16.4 millionsquare feet exactly one year from now, and 10.8million square feet in the spring of 2023. A wild ride, indeed. 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BUILTENVIRONMENT5VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Shawn Moura, Copyright: NAIOPMoura says therest isattributable to“the delayedimpact ofabove-averagegrowth andemploymentgrowth inoffice-usingindustries.”

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.25VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19On behalf of ACNM, the Membership Committee would like toencourage students of ACNM parents and members to apply forthe 2021 Fall Semester Scholarship. This ACNM Scholarshipoffers opportunities for students for the upcoming fallsemester. ACNM has expanded its scholarship offering by providingmembers' immediate family and employees with an opportunityto apply for this scholarship. Students attending or accepted atany College or University with any declared major or field ofstudy are eligible. ACNM is proud to offer a program that helpsour members' children and employees achieve their dreamsthrough a college education. Please note the application deadline is June 28, 2021, and thecompleted applications can be mailed or dropped off at theACNM office.Eligibility• Must be attending or accepted as a student, full-timepreferred, at any College or University.• Any declared major or field of study is eligible.• Must be an employee of an ACNM Member Company or animmediate family member of an employee of an ACNM MemberCompany.• Must maintain a minimum 2.5-grade point average.• Must be a registered student for the planned award semester,this scholarship will be applied to the student's account at theirrespective school, this is not a cash award.Please submit the completed application package byMonday, June 28, 2021 to:Associated Contractors of New Mexico attn: Scholarship Applications6135 Edith Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM 87107ACNM EVENTS DECEMBER 2021CLICK HERE TO LEARN MOREDate And Time:Friday Dec 3, 202110:00 AM - 4:00 PM MSTLocation:Tinnin Hunt Club- 38 Paizalas Dr, Bosque, NM 87006Fees/Admission:Registration Includes: 1 Raffle Ticket for $1,000 Gift Card, 100Clays100 Shells and Lunch. ($175/Individual & $800/Team of 5)Prior to the event please complete the waiver.Each registered individual will be entered to win a $1,000 giftcard to Cabela's, additional tickets can be purchased at theevent for $25/each.What to bring: Eye and Ear Protection, Shotgun (can beshared with teammates), and your mask. You are welcome tobring your wagon, side by side, or cart to carry your guns,rentals are available.ANNUAL HOLIDAY DINNERFRIDAY DECEMBER 3RD 2021LEARN MORE >

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.26VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19AIA EVENT CALENDARNOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2021TUESDAY NOVEMBER 30TH12:00 PM - 1:00 PM: (1 HSW) FREE - SPECIFYING SUCCESS CERAMIC TILE INSTALLATIONS, BEYOND TCNA AND ANSI - CLICK HEREFRIDAY DECEMBER 3RD6:00 PM - 9:00 PM: 2021 AIA ALBUQUERQUE ANNUAL DESIGN + HONOR AWARDS - AN IN PERSON EVENT - CLICK HEREJoin AIA Albuquerque and the Design Awards Jury Chair asthe 2021 Design Awards winners and the Honor Awardswinners are announced!Event Date: 1/03/2021Event Time: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMLocation: Albuquerque, Albuquerque, NM 87106, USAAbout the event: 2021 DESIGN AWARDS BANQUET + END OFTHE YEAR CELEBRATIONFRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2021 AT 6:00 P.M.George Pearl Hall + Honda Garcia Auditorium @ UNM Schoolof Architecture + PlanningHeavy Hors d'oeuvres with Full Bar from UNM CateringTickets $50 per person - send email to director@aiaabq.orgto register - parking included with ticket.2021 AIA ALBUQUERQUE ANNUALDESIGN + HONOR AWARDS - AN INPERSON EVENTFRIDAY, DECEMBER 3RDVIEW THIS EVENTWASHINGTON – Nov. 17, 2021 – Architecturefirms reported increasing demand for designservices in October, according to a new reporttoday from The American Institute ofArchitects (AIA).The ABI score for October was 54.3. While thisscore is down slightly from September’s scoreof 56.6, it still indicates very strong businessconditions overall (any score above 50indicates an increase in billings from the priormonth). During October, scoring for both thenew project inquiries and design contractsexpanded, posting scores of 62.9 and 58.0respectively. “Unlike the economy-wide payroll figures,architecture services employment hassurpassed its pre-pandemic high,” said AIAChief Economist, Kermit Baker, Hon. AIA, PhD.“Staffing continues to be a growing concern atarchitecture firms and may serve to limit theirability to take on new projects.”Continuer reading > DEMAND FOR DESIGNSERVICES MODERATES BUTREMAINS STRONG Learn more >

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.27VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19NEW MEXICO STATELEGISLATIVE TRACKERVIEW THIS EVENTDuring the legislative session, the AssociatedBuilders and Contractors of New Mexico followslegislation that effects the construction industry inNew Mexico. We keep you informed on legislationwe support and oppose. If you have strong feelingsabout the legislation we are tracking or would likeus to track legislation important to you, we wouldlike to hear from you. Please call or email CarlaKugler at 505-830-4222 or CKugler@abcnm.orgSATURDAY DECEMBER 16TH11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: ANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEON - CLICK HEREVIEW LEGISLATION TRACKED BY ABC NEW MEXICONovember 19th, 2021WASHINGTON, Nov. 19—Associated Builders andContractors released the following statement ontoday's passage of the partisan reconciliation bill by theU.S. House of Representatives.“This partisan, reckless tax and spending bill woulddevastate the U.S. economy, further exacerbate supplychain and inflation woes, and impose dangerous taxhikes and restrictive labor policies that harm the 87.3%of the construction workforce that chooses not to join aunion,” said Michael Bellaman, ABC president and CEO.“This bill would make it difficult for small contractors tostay in business, hire new workers and providecompetitive pay and benefits for their employees. ABCencourages the Senate to reject the House’sreconciliation bill and work to support commonsensepolicies that will benefit our economy and create jobsthroughout the country.”Continue reading > ABC EVENT CALENDARDECEMBER 2021PASSAGE OF PARTISANRECONCILIATION BILL HARMFULTO U.S. ECONOMY,CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY,SAYS ABC Learn more >

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.28VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19WASHINGTON, Nov. 22—AssociatedBuilders and Contractors today releasedthe following statement in response to theU.S. Department of Labor’s Wage andHour Division’s final rule increasing theminimum wage on federal contracts from$10.95 to $15 per hour beginning in early2022, superseding a scheduled increase to$11.25 that will occur on Jan. 1.“Most of ABC’s federal contractormembers already pay the vast majority oftheir workers at wage rates higher thanthe $15 per hour minimum established inthis rule,” said Ben Brubeck, ABC vicepresident of regulatory, labor and stateaffairs. “However, ABC is concerned withthe Biden administration’s decision toignore Congress’s authority and notestablish a market-driven approach towage determination. This rulemaking willcreate unnecessary confusion andneedlessly increase the complianceburden on ABC member contractors thatbuild America’s infrastructure andperform other federal or federally assistedwork.”Continue reading >ABC RESPONDS TO BIDENADMINISTRATIONFEDERAL CONTRACTORMINIMUM WAGEINCREASEBy Associated Builders and Contractors11/22/2021WASHINGTON, Nov. 18—AssociatedBuilders and Contractors today released itsinaugural Tech Report, a study of theinnovative technology and tools that ABCcontractor members are using on jobsites tobe safer, more profitable and primed to winmore work. The report was sourced from asurvey conducted from March through May2021. It details opportunities forconstruction contractors to improve theiroperations in project coordination, planning,estimating, production and scheduling.“This report will provide construction leaderswith a roadmap to understand howtechnology and innovation can help theirbusinesses,” said Jack Hineman, vicepresident of business intelligence at GaylorElectric Inc., Indianapolis, and chair elect ofABC’s Construction Technology andInnovation Committee. “Investing inconstruction technology will helpconstruction companies innovate,differentiate themselves and attract andeducate their top talent. Our industry iscomposed of problem solvers who buildAmerica. When a tool does not exist to solvea problem, our users put in the sweat equityto build a resource that resolves issues to thebest of their ability.”Continue reading > ABC PUBLISHESINAUGURALCONSTRUCTIONTECHNOLOGY REPORTBy Associated Builders and Contractors11/18/2021

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.29VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19NMUCA NEWSLETTEROCTOBER 2021DEAR MEMBER,THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO SUPPORTED, SPONSORED,VOLUNTEERED, PLANNED AND PLAYED IN OUR ANNUALGOLF TOURNAMENT LAST DITCH OPEN. IT WAS A GREATSUCCESS AND A REALLY FUN DAY FOR ALL! WE RAISEDMONEY TO FUND OUR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GOINGFORWARD.NMUCA HAS TWO TYPES OF SCHOLARSHIPS: FOR GRADUATING SENIORS - ALL EMPLOYEES OF MEMBERCOMPANIES' GRADUATION SENIORS ARE ELIGIBLE.FOR EMPLOYEES TAKING CLASSES - ALL EMPLOYEES OF AMEMBER COMPANY CAN APPLY FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP IFYOU ARE RETUNING TO SCHOOL WHILE STILL WORKING.LOOK FOR APPLICATIONS IN YOUR INBOX AROUND THE ENDOF APRIL 2022.THE 2022 BOARD BALLOT WAS MAILED ON OCTOBER 1ST,2021. THERE IS ONE VOTE PER COMPANY. PLEASE FILL ITOUT AND SUBMIT TO THE NMUCA OFFICE. IF YOU DON'TRECEIVE A BALLOT IN THE MAIL, PLEASE REACH OUT TO ME.THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT IS NOVEMBER 2ND.ENJOY THE BALLOONS AND REMEMBER THAT DRIVERS CANBE DISTRACTED MORE THAN USUAL BECAUSE THEY'RELOOKING UP!CALL OR EMAIL ME!505 888 0752JANE.NMUCA@GMAIL.COMSTAY SAFE AND SANE! - JANETHE NEW MEXICO UTILITY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATIONPROMOTES, PROTECTS, AND PRESERVES THE UTILITYCONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. OUR MEMBERS ENCOURAGEEACH OTHER’S SUCCESS REGARDLESS OF COMPETITION ANDCOME TOGETHER IN RESPECT AND LOVE OF OUR INDUSTRY.AS A MEMBER YOU WILL ENJOY MANY OPPORTUNITIES TONETWORK WITH OTHER COMPANIES SIMILAR TO YOURS ASWELL AS POTENTIAL CLIENTS AND CUSTOMERS. NMUCAHAS SIX MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS A YEAR WITH RELEVANT,INFORMATIVE SPEAKERS, AND SEVERAL SOCIAL EVENTSINCLUDING THE NMUCA SOCIAL CONNECTION, NMUCANIGHT AT ISOTOPES PARK, JIFFY GOLF, LAST DITCH OPENGOLF TOURNAMENT AND OUR END OF YEAR DINNER ANDSOCIAL.WE’RE SERIOUS ABOUT INFORMING AND EDUCATING OURINDUSTRY THROUGH OUR SAFETY COMMITTEE ANDEDUCATION COMMITTEE. AS A FOUNDING MEMBER OF THENEW MEXICO REGIONAL COMMON GROUND ALLIANCE(NMRCGA), WE ARE DRIVEN AND FOCUSED ON DAMAGEPREVENTION, BELIEVE THAT IT IS A SHARED RESPONSIBILITYAND THAT WORKING WITH NM811, THE PRC, LINE LOCATERSAND FACILITY OWNERS IS KEY TO RESOLVING ISSUES ANDMAKING NEW MEXICO A SAFER PLACE TO WORK, LIVE, AND,OF COURSE, DIG!OUR LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS ARE OFTEN VOTED THE NUMBERONE REASON WHY PEOPLE BELONG TO NMUCA. WE HAVE ALOBBYIST THAT CARRIES YOUR VOICE AND HAS INFLUENCEAT THE CITY, COUNTY, STATE, AND NATIONAL LEVEL ONISSUES AND LEGISLATION THAT WILL AFFECT OURINDUSTRY...CONTINUE READING > ABOUT US

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTIONNEW MEXICOVOULME 02 | ISSUE 1630VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19THE PHILANTHROPY COMMITTEE HAS CHOSEN CROSSROADSFOR WOMEN FOR OUR GIVING CAMPAIGNS FOR THEUPCOMING MEMBERSHIP MEETING AND FOR THE HOLIDAYSEASON. WE WILL BE COLLECTING NON-PERISHABLE FOODITEMS FOR CROSSROADS FOR WOMEN AT OUR MEMBERSHIPMEETING ON SEPTEMBER 16TH. FOR THE WICNM CHRISTMASPARTY, WE WILL BE PARTICIPATING IN THE CROSSROAD'SGIFT DONATION EVENT. (MORE DETAILS FORTHCOMING).THEY HAVE ALSO MOVED INTO A NEW BUILDING WHICH WILLPROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR US TO DO SOME VOLUNTEERWORK DAYS NEXT YEAR. WICNM IS PROUD TO WORK WITHAND PARTNER WITH CHARITIES HELPING WOMEN IN OURCOMMUNITY.THE MISSION OF CROSSROADS FOR WOMEN IS TO PROVIDECOMPREHENSIVE, INTEGRATED SERVICES TO EMPOWERWOMEN EMERGING FROM INCARCERATION TO ACHIEVE SAFE,HEALTHY, AND FULFILLING LIVES IN THE COMMUNITY, FORTHEMSELVES AND THEIR CHILDREN.FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT THEIR WEBSITE ATCROSSROADS FOR WOMENWICNM - HELPINGWOMEN IN OURCOMMUNITYMEMBERSHIPDON'T WAIT! JOIN NOW! SIGN UP NOW & YOUR MEMBERSHIP FEE WILL INCLUDE2022WICNM NEWSLETTERNOVEMBER 2021HELLO MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF WICNM,AS WE ARE MOVING INTO OUR FOURTH YEAR OF EXISTENCE, IAM VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF WOMEN INCONSTRUCTION NEW MEXICO. IN 2019, WE STARTED WITHAN IDEA AND A VISION, AND MOVING FORWARD INTO 2022,WE HAVE THAT SAME VISION WITH A GROWINGMEMBERSHIP, AN ENDURING POSITIVE IMPACT ON OURCOMMUNITY, A PLACE OF BELONGING AND FELLOWSHIP, ASOLID FOUNDATION, A BRIEF BUT SUCCESSFUL HISTORY, ANDA CLEAR AND CONFIDENT PATH FORWARD.OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS AREPROUD TO REPRESENT AND WORK FOR YOU TO ADVANCEOUR MISSION AND PROVIDE A POSITIVE MEMBEREXPERIENCE. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL OUR MEMBERSTHAT SERVE ON THE BOARD, A COMMITTEE, OR HAVEPARTICIPATED IN OUR MEETINGS THIS YEAR. WICNM IS A100% VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION AND THAT IS WHERE OURSTRENGTH FLOURISHES. WE ALWAYS WELCOME YOUR IDEASAND COMMENTS TO CONTINUALLY IMPROVE THEASSOCIATION. IN THE UPCOMING YEAR, I ENCOURAGE YOU TO PARTICIPATEAND ATTEND MEETINGS. I PROMISE YOU WILL BE WELCOMEDAND APPRECIATED AND MEET SOME NEW FRIENDS. YOU CANSTILL REGISTER AND ATTEND OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMASPARTY ON NOVEMBER 19TH – REGISTRATION ENDS ONNOVEMBER 16TH. WE DO NOT HAVE ANY ACTIVITIES INDECEMBER, BUT OUR FIRST NETWORK MEETING IN JANUARYIS SCHEDULED FOR THE 19TH; THIS WILL ALSO BE AMEMBERSHIP DRIVE AND I ENCOURAGE YOU TO BRING APOTENTIAL NEW MEMBER WITH YOU TO THIS EVENT.I HOPE TO SEE YOU AT THE CHRISTMAS PARTY ON THE 19TH;IF NOT, I WISH YOU THE HAPPIEST OF HOLIDAYS THISUPCOMING SEASON.JANE JERNIGAN“GIVE BACK”NOVEMBER 2021 NEWSLETTER > 2021 & 2022 MEMBERSHIP >“THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE ASSOCIATION IS ORGANIZEDIS TO PROMOTE COMMON INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERSTHROUGH MEMBERSHIP, NETWORKING, COMMUNITYOUTREACH, TRAINING, AND TO ADVANCE AND MAINTAIN ANENLIGHTENED UNDERSTANDING OF WOMEN IN THECONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.” MISSION STATEMENT

One of the oldest operating airports in NewMexico is reviewing a plan that may allowfor future facility growth. Officials with the Las Cruces InternationalAirport, located at 8990 Zia Boulevard onthe southwest side of the city, say they arein the process of updating a master planthat could result in both runway upgradingand extension work. Experts say the growth potential for theairport is almost unlimited given itsproximity to the booming SpaceportAmerica base some 80 miles or so to thenorth. It has also been speculated that theairport’s existing general aviation terminalmay be in line for an upgrade.CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW PLANS MAYPROVIDE PATHWAY FORLAS CRUCES AIRPORTIMPROVEMENTSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/17/2021Copyright: Canva ProEncompassing nearly 5,000 acres, the LasCruces Airport was originally constructed asa military air base during World War II,before being transferred to the City of LasCruces in 1955. In the summer of 2005 Westward Airwaysdiscontinued its operations at the airport,resulting in the end of all scheduledpassenger flights there. Two months ago, Ikani Taumoepeau,assistant city manager for the City of LasCruces, remarked in an interview that a newcommercial service could substantially add tothe appeal of the Las Cruces airport, addingthat it “could become a reality, if all goes well,in the next 3 to 5 years.” The master plan is currently being preparedby the Randolph, Vermont-based engineeringand consulting firm Dubois and King.VOULME 02 | ISSUE 1631VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

Fresh off signing a tenant to a 150,000-square-foot new building, Albuquerque-based Brunacini Development has plans foranother spec project at Journal Center.Erick Johnson of Johnson Commercial RealEstate confirmed developers expect tobegin filing for building permits in thecoming months for the 60,000-square-footJournal West building. The name is a nod toits proximity within the Journal Centerdevelopment. Johnson said Brunacini isexpecting to finish the Class A building bythe third quarter of 2022."There's fun stuff that we haven't seen in adecade-plus. Just because the inventory isso low, if somebody can get something outof the ground quickly enough, it makes a lotof sense [to build spec projects]," Johnsonsaid.CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ALBUQUERQUEDEVELOPMENT COMPANYPLANS SPEC BUILDING ATJOURNAL CENTERBy Ron Davis, Albuquerque Business First 11/17/2021Copyright: Canva ProThe latest vacancy rate for industrial spacewas about 1.4% as of the third quarter 2021,according to land and industrial researchfrom NAI SunVista.The news of Journal West comes on the heelsof transportation and logistics companySchenker Inc. inking a deal to occupy a150,000-square-foot building at 7200Bluewater Road NW, Johnson said. Schenkeris working with a client in town that requiresthe warehouse space, he said.Schenker was represented by CBRE'sBrecken Mallette and Jim Smith in the deal.Johnson represented the landlord,Bluewater@Airport Opportunity PartnersLLC. Angelo Brunacini of BrunaciniDevelopment is the registered agent for theentity, according to New Mexico Secretary ofState filings.The Bluewater Road buildout remainsongoing as of Wednesday, Johnson said. Headded the wait time on steel has caused a gapin the construction schedule, and fluctuatingconstruction costs pushed back thegroundbreaking.Johnson anticipates that construction willwrap up by late Q1 or early Q2 of 2022. Atthat time, Schenker will move into the space,he said.The two spec projects are a few of similarefforts in response to record-low industrialvacancies. Two others include GoodmanRealty Group's 118th & Central IndustrialPark on the Westside...Continue reading > 32VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

Construction may launch next year on thebuilding of a residential tower topping outat 37 stories in downtown Denver.The San Antonio-based Kairoi Residentialhas announced plans to build the structureon a less than 1-acre triangular-shaped sitebetween the Cherry Creek Trail on the eastand Speer Boulevard on the west in a partof the city lined with new office andresidential structures.Plans call for a 270,000 square footbuilding that will house 139 individualapartment units. The site itself is currentlyowned by Paradise Investment Properties,which has offices in Denver.To be called the Bell Tower, the buildingwill also include three levels of parkingbelow surface.Kairoi has now submitted plans for theproject to the City of Denver. The companyhad proposed a similar project for the sitesome three years ago, but never acted onthose plans.A vertically integrated, multi-familydeveloper, Kairoi has taken on largeprojects throughout Texas and Illinois andis currently spearheading the building of a66-story mixed use tower in downtownAustin.CONSTRUCTION: SOUTHWEST2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW HIGH RISEPROPOSED FORDOWNTOWN DENVERBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/18/2021Enjoying increased sales, the SchneiderElectric company is on the verge of building anew and large production facility.At this point, the company has not decidedspecifically where the plant will go up but iscurrently considering sites in both El Pasoand Santa Teresa.Based in Rueil-Malmaison, France, Schneidermanufactures energy and automation digitalsolutions for homes, buildings, and datacenters, with an emphasis on panelboards,switchboards, and switchgears.The company, enjoying nearly $29 billion inannual revenue, has long had an El Pasopresence, with a manufacturing facility upand running on the western side of the city at1701 Northwestern Drive in the NorthwestCorporate Center industrial park.Schneider moved into that nearly 113,000square foot space nearly 3 years ago.It is expected that it will cost at least $20million to build the new plant. The companyhas additionally announced plans to build twomore facilities in metro Mexico City.Company officials will most likely announcethe location for the new U.S. plant by the endof this year.33VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19EL PASO OR SOUTHERNNEW MEXICO BOOMINGELECTRIC COMPANY SOONTO ANNOUNCE LOCATIONOF NEW FACILITYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/18/2021

CONSTRUCTION: NATIONAL2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW INFRASTRUCTURE BILLINCLUDES SIGNIFICANT FUNDINGINCREASES FOR DAM PROJECTWORKBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/19/2021Copyright: Canva ProDams across the country are expected to see upgradeand improvement work beginning next year as a result ofthe recently passed $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill.Some $3 billion in that legislation has been allotted todam work, targeting specifically the tens of thousands ofdams in the country that are 50 years or older.The legislation is also providing $585 million for repairwork on dams regarded as hazardous, with $75 milliongoing specifically for the dam removal.According to sources, roughly 15,600 dams in the U.S. arelisted as a high-hazard structure. That number has morethan doubled since the late 1990s.Funding to the tune of $7 million usually sent to thestates from Washington through the Federal EmergencyManagement Agency is additionally being significantlyincreased by the legislation to around $148 million.According to a recent American Society of Civil Engineersreport, roughly 70% of all dams in the country will havepassed the 50-year mark by the end of this decade.“The high average age means that the majority of damswill not have been built to current standards, let aloneincorporate newer standards that improve theirresilience and reduce the risk to downstream areas,”notes the report.Officials note that dam funding from Washington won’tappear overnight, but instead will be available most likelybeginning in either late 2022 or early 2023 due to theofficial beginning of the 2023 fiscal year on October 1.VOULME 02 | ISSUE 1634VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

In a response to both market conditionsand demand, the country may be seeingmore office space readaptations in thecoming year, say several experts in apresentation sponsored by the NationalAssociation of Realtors.Noting that the traditional large officespace classic to corporate life since the1950s and earlier is changing, TurnerLevison, chief executive officer ofCommission Trac, forecasts a different kindof space that “fosters increased in-personand remote productivity while serving asthe hub for enhanced culture.”Noting that a large proportion of today’soffices are currently underutilized, Levisonalso said that surveys show most peoplecontinue to believe that offices are needed.“Now, that’s not to say people still plan togo into the office five days a week like weused to,” he remarked. CONSTRUCTION: NATIONAL2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.OFFICERECONFIGURATIONPROJECTS MAY SEE 2022INCREASEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/18/2021Copyright: Canva ProFor that reason, Levison continued, vacantoffice space may represent unforeseenopportunities.Those empty offices, he said, could be used asvariation of workspaces specifically designedto accommodate current tenant needs as wellas future office desires.Earlier this summer, the Harvard BusinessReview suggested that companies mayincreasingly start looking at creating officespace specific to their needs: “It’s possiblethat we’ll look back on the pre-pandemicworkplace and think it was strange thatoffices were largely one-size-fits all.”While the focus in the 19 months since theCovid 19 outbreak has focused on findingnew business uses for offices, a new studypublished by the National Association ofRealtors is also exploring their potential asresidential space.That report, called Analysis and Case Studieson Office-to-Housing Conversions, contendsthat 22 out of 27 metro areas heavilyimpacted by the pandemic, have “marketconditions that make office-housingconversions feasible.”The report further tackles the basiceconomics of the current housing market,noting: “In the local markets, apartment rentsare higher than office market rents,encouraging office-housing-conversions,mainly in Class B office buildings.”The report additionally notes that up to43,500 new housing units could be created,using just 20% of existing vacant office space.35VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

A petition has been filed in federalcourt asking for a review of a Covid 19vaccination mandate earlierannounced by the Occupational Safetyand Health Administration.The Associated General Contractors,along with the American Road &Transportation Builders Association,as well as the Signatory Wall &Cleaning Contractors, have filed apetition in the U.S Court of Appeals forthe Fourth District in Richmond to haltthe OSHA action.Noting the large number ofconstruction workers who haveexpressed their opposition to getting avaccine, vowing even to quit their jobsif forced to do so, the petition notesthat such a mass worker exit couldresult in “damage to these companiesand the critical effort to reconstructthe nation’s infrastructure would begreat and irreparable.”CONSTRUCTION: NATIONAL2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.CONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRY LEADERSCHALLENGINGVACCINATIONMANDATEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/17/2021Copyright: Canva ProThe petition further adds that the constructionindustry “is already facing a severe workforceshortage.”Earlier this month, OSHA announced arequirement that all employers with 100 or moreemployees must ensure that their workers arefully vaccinated or subject to weekly tests forCovid-19 by January 4.According to a White House press release, theOSHA action was expected to apply to at least 84million employees.OSHA has said that the mandate could save thelives of up to 6,500 workers in a six-month timespan.In a statement, Stephen Sandherr, chief executiveofficer of the Associated General Contractors,said that while his organization is supportive ofconstruction workers getting vaccinations, themandate will “put firms that employ 100 or moreworkers at grave risk of losing the workers theyneed to complete projects.”Dave Bauer, president of the American Road &Transportation Builders Association, in astatement, said the OSHA move would“disproportionately impact the same constructionindustry employees and workers who proved theycould safely deliver essential mobilityimprovements during the height of the Covid 19pandemic.”Anti-mandate lawsuits have now been filed in alltwelve of the nation’s regional circuit courts, withthe Cincinnati-based 6th Circuit Court of Appealswinning a lottery to hear the many challenges.Legal experts say that whatever the 6th CircuitCourt decides, the challenge is likely to end up inthe Supreme Court.36VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

The good news is that President Joe Bidenhas signed the long-awaited, $1.2 trillioninfrastructure spending package into law.The Infrastructure Investment and JobsAct (IIJA) represents the largest federalspending in roads and bridges in 70 years.The bad news — or at very least, thedownside to the welcome influx of civilwork — is that the bill's passage comes at atime when the industry is already indesperate need of workers. Supply for skilled construction workers hasnot met demand for decades, and now, thatdemand is going to increase. Among otherissues, this will mean that contractors willhave to pay their onsite workers more,experts told Construction Dive.Wage changesThe supply and demand issue will beexacerbated by the influx of infrastructureprojects, Joe Natarelli, national leader ofMarcum's Construction Services practice,told Construction Dive, and he predictswages will go up "significantly." Natarellisaid he has already spoken to clients whoare trying to secure labor to work on theirexisting projects and to prepare for thedeluge of work that's on the horizon.A report from Marcum shared withConstruction Dive shows a breakdown ofcurrent hourly wages of CONSTRUCTION: TRENDS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.INFRASTRUCTURE ACTLIKELY TO SPUR HIGHERCONSTRUCTION WAGESBy Zachary Phillips, ConstructionDive11/18/2021Carpenters in Wisconsin, who earn$30.31 per hour, on average.Electricians in Massachusetts, who earn$35.18 per hour, on average.Heavy equipment operators in California,who earn $38.11 per hour, on average.carpenters, electricians and heavy equipmentoperators across 24 states. The highestearners, according to the report, include:With the infrastructure spending package,those skilled workers will only become morevaluable. Natarelli said current wage rateswill be even higher three months from now,as a direct result of the infrastructure bill. Tatenda Tazarurwa, director for Turner andTownsend, indicated that wages arechanging, but will also be spread out — oftenskilled workers move to where the work is.Even beyond the infrastructure spending,workers may head to burgeoning marketslike Nashville, Tenn. or Austin, Texas.A major goal of the infrastructure package,which will infuse roughly $550 billion intoroads, bridges and other forms of transit, is tocreate jobs that don't require a collegeeducation, Michelle Meisels, a principal inDeloitte Consulting's technology practice,told Construction Dive. "It is expected to create increased demandfor predominantly low-wage constructionjobs and therefore drive up wages," Meiselssaid.The infrastructure plan will likely increaseearnings and conditions for workers in twoways, said Meisels...Continue reading >37VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICO ARCHITECTS,ENGINEERS, AND DESIGNERSBUILTENVIRONMENTWANT YOUR BUSINESS FEATURED HERE? BECOME ACONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER CALL US AT (505) 243-979340VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19For generations, our family owned business has relied on the belief that excellence comes from maintainingstrong and consistent core values and a commitment to giving back to the community that has been sosupportive over the years. By maintaining the integrity of past generations, Pettigrew & Associates enjoys ahard-earned, excellent reputation providing quality engineering and surveying services.Over 90% of our professional services are generated from repeat clients, who continually place their trust andconfidence in the capabilities and expertise of our dedicated staff. We consider this perhaps the single mostimportant endorsement of our ability to provide quality service in meeting our client’s needs.A look inside P&A enables a better understanding of what makes our firm unique and has helped us attaingreat success for over 50 years.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(575) 393-9827Honesty. Integrity. Improving lives. At Pettigrew & Associates, these are not just words; they are the backboneof who we are and everything we do.PETTIGREW & ASSOCIATES 100 E. Navajo Dr, Ste 100, Hobbs, NM 88240000230 EngineerPETTIGREW & ASSOCIATES NEWSTHE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL NAMES PETTIGREW & ASSOCIATES P.A. A WINNER OF THE NEW MEXICO TOPWORKPLACES 2020 AWARDPettigrew & Associates P.A., has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2020 honor by The Albuquerque Journal forthe 5th consecutive year. The list is based solely on employee feedback gathered through a third-party surveyadministered by employee engagement technology partner Energage, LLC. The anonymous survey uniquelymeasures 15 drivers of engaged cultures that are critical to the success of any organization: includingalignment, execution, and connection, just to name a few.“In times of great change, it is more important than ever to maintain a connection among employees,” said EricRubino, Energage CEO. “When you give your employees a voice, you come together to navigate challenges andshape your path forward based on real-time insights into what works best for your organization...Continue reading >

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICO SUB-CONTRACTORSBUILTENVIRONMENTWANT YOUR BUSINESS FEATURED HERE? BECOME ACONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER CALL US AT (505) 243-979341VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Glass-Rite is also a distributor of JeldWen Windows and Door’s vinyl and premium clad wood windows anddoors.Owner Bill Hoberg has built the business on the premise that if a quality product is delivered at a fair price, thebusiness will be successful over the long run. Now, over 65% of our business comes from referrals and repeatcustomers. To see area maps of satisfied customers please see our Neighborhood Maps...CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 764-9899Glass-Rite has been in business in Albuquerque since 1984. We specialize inthe manufacture and installation of our custom top of the line EnergyQuest vinyl windows and custom aluminum replacement windows.GLASS RITE 808 Gibson SE, Albuquerque, NM 87102085000 WindowsLOW E WINDOWS: HARD COAT VS. SOFT COATSince Low E glass doesn’t need to be sealed into an insulated glass unit, its durability offers the possibilityfor added accessories (e.g.) blinds in between the panesThis is a more inexpensive option since there are less layers needing to be applied (compared to a “softcoat”). With warmer months just around the corner, ensuring your replacement windows are made with Low-E glassis as important as ever. “Low E” glass stands for “low emissivity.” In other words, Low E glass is produced withmicroscopically thin silver coatings which limit the amount of ultraviolet and infrared light coming throughyour windows and into your home.While Low E glass is the obvious choice when replacing your windows, understanding the difference betweena “Low E hard coat” and a “Low E soft coat” will allow you to make the best decision for your home andpersonal needs! Low E Hard Coat WindowsA hard coat on a Low E window is when a thin layer of silver is sprayed onto the surface of the glass at a veryhigh temperature.Advantages: Continue reading >

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICO GENERAL CONTRACTORS BUILTENVIRONMENTWANT YOUR BUSINESS FEATURED HERE? BECOME ACONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER CALL US AT (505) 243-979342VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19more than 25 years. We have serviced many Federal Agencies as well as our commercial and prime contractorclientele in numerous different capacities. As for our governmental clientele, we have performed cost plus,fixed price, lump sum, not to exceed and best value design and construction contracts for many governmentalagencies and sub agencies.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 344-7663All-Rite Construction Inc. is a full service general contractor headquarteredin Albuquerque, NM. We have served the Southwestern United States for ALL-RITE CONSTRUCTION539 Oliver Ross Dr NW, Albuquerque, NM 87121000310 General ContractorFEATURED PROJECTSNational Park ServiceProjectsUNM Projects State of New MexicoLearn more >Learn more >Learn more >

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BUILTENVIRONMENT2021-7B8D: NewProbation/ParoleOfficeThis project isAlamogordo – NewProbation/ParoleOfficeLearn more > 2021-761D: AlbuquerqueComplete Streets-East Central fromLouisiana toEubankLorem ipsum dolor sitamet, graecis delicataLearn more > 2021-7A96: Hillcrest ParkSenior CenterThis project includessite improvementsand a new single story16,267...Learn more > GET THE BEST PLAN FOR YOUR CONSTRUCTIONBUSINESS & START THAT NEXT PROJECT! C lick here to try our planroom services free for 3 daysFEATURED PROJECTSPROVIDED BY CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER43VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro

CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALTotal Planroom Visitors: 331 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.This project is Alamogordo – New Probation/Parole OfficeProject Red Notes:We received this project from a General Contractor and the bid listmight be incomplete. Please contact us at 505-243-9793 or Emailrebecca@constructionreporter.com if you are bidding as a GeneralContractor.FEATUREDPROJECT2021-7B8D >NEW PROBATION/PAROLE OFFICEScope: PUBLICOWNER: State of NewMexicoProbation/ParoleOfficeKey InformationAddress: 263 Robert H Bradley DrAlamogordo NM 88310Bid Date/Time: 11/30/2021 -02:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 1Memo Count: 0Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:Addenda ReceivedProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Office SpacePublic Funding: YesBid Security: Bonds may berequired.Plans/Specs Status: Online Only -sign up for our plan room to viewARCHITECT: NPSRArchitects Inc Address: 606 W Pierce StCarlsbad NM 88220-5526Phone Number:(575) 885-4775DOCUMENTSAddenda: 1 FileSpecifications: 0 FilesBlueprints: 14 Files44VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Canva Pro

CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALTotal Planroom Visitors: 461 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.This work consists of the installation of High-Intensity ActivatedCrosswalk (HAWK) signals at two locations along Central Ave (SanPablo St and Conchas St), including pertinent signing and striping andADA/sidewalk construction. The project will also include restriping andnew signing along Central Ave between Louisiana Boulevard and EubankBoulevard.Project Red Notes:MEMO 1 PRE-BID AGENDA is available to view/download(posted11.10.21) SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: James Logan Brandenburg (505) 823-1000SUBMIT BIDS TO:https://sfftp.cabq.gov/link/REVwV7E5NvA/ (Requests for theelectronic link to be emailed, can be sent to CityClerk@cabq.gov priorto the Bid Opening.)FEATUREDPROJECT2021-761D >ALBUQUERQUE COMPLETESTREETS-EAST CENTRAL FROMLOUISIANA TO EUBANKScope: PUBLICOWNER: City ofAlbuquerqueKey InformationAddress: 1 Civic Plaza NWAlbuquerque NM 87103Phone Number:(505) 768-3856Bid Date/Time: 11/23/2021 -01:30pm MSTAddenda Count: 0Memo Count: 1Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:Memo ReceivedProject Type: Site Work / Non-BuildingCategory: Roadwork / Paving /Bridges / DOTPublic Funding: YesPlans/Specs Status: Online Only -sign up for our plan room to viewENGINEER: BohannanHuston, Inc Address: 7500 Jefferson NE Courtyard IAlbuquerque NM 87109Phone Number:(505) 823-1000DOCUMENTSAddenda: 0 FilesSpecifications: 1 FileBlueprints: 52 Files45VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Pre-Proposal Conference11/10/2021 - 10:00 AMPre-bid Conference will be held viaZoomCopyright: Canva Pro

CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALTotal Planroom Visitors: 703 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.This project includes site improvements and a new single story 16,267 sfSenior Citizens building. The structural system is concrete footings,concrete slab on grade floor slabs, steel columns, steel beams and steelroof joists. Exterior materials include brick, stucco, and insulatedstorefront/curtain wall. The roof is a TPO membrane roof system. TheHVAC system are roof top units with ductwork and a plenum returnsystem. The building is fully sprinkled. Lighting fixtures are LED. Theproject includes a moveable partition. The building is designed to have aPhase II Addition built to the east.Project Red Notes:SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: Dave Puritz dpuritz@nca-architects.comDEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS: 11.26.2021SUBMIT BIDS TO: Purchasing Office Clovis City Hall 321 N ConnellyClovis, NM 88101Copies can also be purchased from Construction Reporter by emailingorders@constructionreporter.com or by submitting your requestdirectly from the specification and drawing pages on our website.FEATUREDPROJECT2021-7A96 >HILLCREST PARK SENIOR CENTERScope: PUBLICOWNER: City of Clovis Address: 321 Connelly StreetClovis NM 88101Phone Number:(575) 769-7825ARCHITECT: NCAArchitects PA Address: 1306 Rio Grande Blvd NWAlbuquerque NM 87104-2633Phone Number:(505) 255-640046VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Canva ProKey InformationBid Date/Time: 12/2/2021 -02:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 0Memo Count: 0Estimated Cost: $5,400,000Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:New Project / First ReportProject Type: Additions /Renovations / UpgradeCategory: Entertainment / Theater /SportsPlans/Specs Status: Online Only -sign up for our plan room to viewPre-Proposal Conference11/18/2021 - 11:00 AMClovis Aquatic Center1700 East 7th StreetClovis, NM 88101

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER FEATURED PROJECTSARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, AND DESIGN The Pueblo of Isleta (POI) Construction Operations Department – Transportation Engineering Division isrequesting proposals from qualified professional engineering firms to provide Construction Managementand Construction Inspection Services (CMCI) for the Pueblo of Isleta’s Moonlight Drive Extension project asoutlined further in Section IV – Detailed Scope of Work.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-7EA8 CMCI-MOONLIGHT DRIVE EXTENSIONOWNER: Pueblo of Isleta Procurement Dept BUILTENVIRONMENTThe University of New Mexico’s (UNM) Planning, Design & Construction (PDC) and UNM Taos is seekingqualified landscape architecture and planning firms to respond to the following Request for Proposal (RFP)for the UNM Taos Klauer Campus Site Infrastructure Plan (The Plan). The Plan will address...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-8070 UNM-A-E DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION OFINFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS TAOS KLAUEROWNER: University of New Mexico (UNM) - Purchasing Department The Village of Reserve is requesting proposals from engineering firms to provide comprehensiveengineering services which include design, plans and specifications, bidding, construction observation, andclose out, for Street & Drainage improvements within the Village of Reserve.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-7E1D ENGINEERING-GENERAL STREET &DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTSOWNER: Village of Reserve VOULME 02 | ISSUE 16The Albuquerque Police Department is seeking bids for an electrical assessment of the Crimelab for afuture target retrieval system. The awarded vendor will provide a report and basic electrical plan of theitems and work necessary to bring power to the future site of the target retrieval system.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-7F88 RFQ-APD CRIMELAB ELECTRICALASSESSMENTOWNER: City of Albuquerque Purchasing Department 47VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.2021-775D: New AmazonCargo Space at SunportSCOPE: Plans are moving along for the construction of a nearly31,000 square foot air cargo facility on the grounds of theAlbuquerque International Sunport.Owner: Albuquerque International Sunport Awarded Architect:N/AProject Information:EST Bid Date: N/APhase: PreBidStage: Conceptual / No DesignStatus: New Project / EditorialProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Warehouse / Storage BuildingPublic Funding: YesPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONCopyright: Albuquerque Sunport Aerial, Wikimedia CommonsBUILTENVIRONMENTPlans are moving along for theconstruction of a nearly 31,000 squarefoot air cargo facility on the grounds ofthe Albuquerque International Sunport.The facility will belong to onlinecommerce giant Amazon and may bepart of a larger ongoing effort to greatlyexpand the Sunport’s air cargo apron.A ground lease and developmentagreement for the new facility betweenthe company and the Sunport has beensubmitted to the Albuquerque CityCouncil.The new Sunport structure comes asAmazon has significantly increased bothits aircraft fleet and facilities in order tomeet its one and two-day deliveryschedules.Construction started last year on a newAmazon 650,000 square foot fulfillmentcenter on the west side of Albuquerque.In a statement, Albuquerque Mayor TimKeller said the city was looking forwardto working with Amazon as part of alarger effort to create an “internationaltransportation hub at the Sunport.”As envisioned, that hub would serve as apivotal transfer point for trains, trucks,and planes.ALBUQUERQUE SUNPORTINTERNATIONAL AIRPORTMAY SEE CONSTRUCTION OFNEW AMAZON CARGO SPACE By Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter10/20/202148VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICOACTIVE PROJECTSADDITIONS / RENOVATIONS / UPGRADESITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGBUILTENVIRONMENTEST. COST: $3,900,000EST. COST: $1,940,000Menicucci Insurance specializes in creating custom insurance solutions for you and your unique business.From plans that cover excess liability insurance to construction equipment, our insurance policies offer awide range of coverage. We are here to protect your interests. We also understand that your needs evolve over time, so we’re always looking out for more opportunities toimprove our risk management strategies. Our expert agents have built Menicucci Insurance's reputation onintegrity and dependability. From small crews to large contractors, we will be by your side.CONTACT USREQUESTS / PROPOSALSEST. COST: $2,973,41249VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19NEW CONSTRUCTIONEST. COST: $8,500,000

PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGUNMH-UniversityEye ClinicRenovationsProject CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ACTIVE2021-7FF512/16/202102:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Renovate the existingeast side of the building to create newpatient diagnostic, exam and treatmentrooms along with work space for staff.Building a new lobby for patient check-inspace as well as cold-shell for futureexpansion is included in this project. Theproject includes: utility work for both anew fire suppression system and a newelectrical transformer, new ground-upconstruction, demolition, mechanical,electrical, plumbing, roofing, framing,finishes and ceiling systems.$3,900,000ADDITIONS /RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $3.9 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTCLICK HERE PROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDRECOMMENDED11/23/20213:00 PM MSTDKD Electric LLC Centauri SalesBixby Electric Inc Crescent Electric Supply CoCED (ABQ) CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S260000 ELECTRICAL MEMBERS Ph: 505-922-1196 Ph: 505-823-9816 Ph: 505-842-5384 Ph: 575-526-7755 Ph: 505-872-4111 VIEW MORE > NEW PROJECTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-979350VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: UNM

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ACTIVENEWCONSTRUCTION ESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $8.5 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireMilitaryParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGAustralia atABQ BioParkZoo CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL814 Solutions LLC CBKN DirtworksDeming Excavating Inc E2RC LLC Indigo of New MexicoCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S310000 EARTHWORK MEMBERS Ph: 505-872-0846 Ph: 505-867-2801 Ph: 575-546-7122 Ph: 505-867-4040 Ph: 55-699-5913 VIEW MORE > 2021-7AD012/7/202101:30 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Phase I includes demoof existing buildings and old exhibits, onenew building and one new exhibitstructure, site work and utilities$8,500,000CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED11/17/202108:00 AM MSTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-9793Copyright: Canva Pro51VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ACTIVEREQUESTS /PROPOSALSESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $2.9 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireMilitaryParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGEND-- 52VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGBernalilloPedestrianSafetyImprovements... CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALAltor Construction, IncCMC Rebar Cornerstone ContractorsCoyote Gravel Products Inc Concrete Systems Inc CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S030000 CONCRETE MEMBERS Ph: 505-341-1551 Ph: 505-247-4344 Ph: 505-639-6203 Ph: 505-877-3830 Ph: 505-884-1134 VIEW MORE > 2021-78A112/3/20212:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Construction of multi-use trail and trail connections topedestrian facilities including asphaltpaving, concrete sidewalk, curb andgutter, grading, trail lighting, signing,striping, fencing, concrete paving.$2,973,412CLICK HERE MANDATORY11/12/202110:00 AM MSTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-9793Copyright: Canva Pro

PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGGISD-SPEDPortableRelocation &Remodeling... CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALCMC Rebar Concrete Systems Inc Cornerstone ContractorsAltor Construction, IncCornerstone ContractorsCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S030000CONCRETE MEMBERS Ph: 505-247-4344 Ph: 505-884-1134 Ph: 505-639-6203 Ph: 505-341-1551 Ph: 505-639-6203 VIEW MORE > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ACTIVESITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $1.94 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireMilitaryParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGEND2021-7FF712/14/202102:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: The scope of work forthis project includes, but is not limited to,relocating existing portables fromGadsden High School, MesquiteElementary, and Desert Trail Elementaryto seven elementary school sites whichinclude Anthony Elementary, GadsdenElementary, La Union Elementary, NorthValley Elementary, Riverside Elementary,Santa Teresa Elementary, and YuccaHeights Elementary. Portables will beutilized to support the special educationprograms at each school...$1,940,000CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED11/30/202109:00 AM MSTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-979353VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Desert Elementary School

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICOPOST-BID PROJECTS BUILTENVIRONMENT54VOULME 02 | ISSUE 192021-6FA3: TAOS COUNTY VETERANS CEMETERY....EST. COST: $2,500,0002021-7299: RIO BRAVO ADAPTIVE SIGNAL AND FIBER OPTIC...EST. COST: $1,200,0002021-714C: ALAMEDA DRAIN-2ND STREET BIKE-PED TRAIL...EST. COST: $3,100,000

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.POST-BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $6.8 MILLIONPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYRE-BID-ConstructionServices of the TaosCounty VeteransCemetery CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2021-6FA310/29/202102:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Earthwork, grading andcompaction of cemetery area, buildingsites, access roads and parking areas.Construction of a new administrationbuilding and committal shelter.Construction of a new cemetery burialarea comprising pre-placed precastconcrete lawn crypts and areas for buriedcremains. Construction of newaboveground columbaria. Construction ofnew site improvements consisting oflandscaping etc.$2,500,000CLICK HERE Federal / State /MunicipalBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-97932021-6FA3: RE-BID-Construction Services of theTaos County Veterans Cemetery > 2021-714C: Alameda Drain-2nd Street Bike-PedTrail Phase 3 >2021-7299: Rio Bravo Adaptive Signal and FiberOptic Installation > QUICK VIEW:POST-BID PROJECT HOME PAGE >Design / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallVendor / Professional ServicesConstruction Reporter MemberContract Awards: 1 Low $2,308,040.00 FacilityBUILD, Inc.2 Low $2,346,000.00 TA Cole & Sons IncPROJECT OWNERPROJECT ARCHITECTTaos County(575) 737-6323105 Albright St Ste ITaos NM 87571Huitt-Zollars Inc(505) 883-81146501 AmericasParkway NE Ste 550Albuquerque NM8711055VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Canva Pro

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.POST-BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $6.8 MILLIONPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYAlameda Drain-2nd Street Bike-Ped Trail Phase 3 CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2021-714C11/19/202101:30 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Construct a 10ft. wideshared use path with amenities, along2nd St in the Alameda Drain ROW fromMontano to Matthew.$3,100,000CLICK HERE Parks /RecreationBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-97932021-6FA3: RE-BID-Construction Services of theTaos County Veterans Cemetery > 2021-714C: Alameda Drain-2nd Street Bike-PedTrail Phase 3 >2021-7299: Rio Bravo Adaptive Signal and FiberOptic Installation > QUICK VIEW:POST-BID PROJECT HOME PAGE >Design / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallVendor / Professional ServicesConstruction Reporter MemberContract Awards: 1 Low $3,390,086.00HO Construction Inc2 Low $3,842,533.00TLC Plumbing & UtilityPROJECT OWNERPROJECT ENGINEERCity of Albuquerque(505) 768-3320One Civic Plaza NWAlbuquerque NM87102Parametrix (505) 821-47008801 Jefferson NEBldg BAlbuquerque NM8711356VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Canva Pro

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.POST-BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $6.8 MILLIONPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYRio BravoAdaptive Signaland Fiber OpticInstallation CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2021-729911/19/202102:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: This project will consistof installing equipment to complete aninterconnected adaptive traffic signalsystem along Rio Bravo Boulevardbetween Coors Boulevard and I-25, andalong 2nd Street from Rio BravoBoulevard to just north of Hill Street.Equipment to be installed includesconduit, fiber optic cable, splice vaults,and a proprietary traffic detection andadaptive signal system.$1,200,000CLICK HERE Roadwork /Paving /Bridges / DOTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-97932021-6FA3: RE-BID-Construction Services of theTaos County Veterans Cemetery > 2021-714C: Alameda Drain-2nd Street Bike-PedTrail Phase 3 >2021-7299: Rio Bravo Adaptive Signal and FiberOptic Installation > QUICK VIEW:POST-BID PROJECT HOME PAGE >Design / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallVendor / Professional ServicesConstruction Reporter MemberContract Awards: 1 Low $925,111.00MWI Incorporated2 Low $1,050,855.00Bixby Electric IncPROJECT OWNERPROJECT ENGINEERBernalillo County(505) 468-7013One Civic Plaza NW ,10th floorAlbuquerque NM87102Lee Engineering(505) 338-09888220 San Pedro DrNE Ste 150Albuquerque NM8711357VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Canva Pro

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactSWRP ProcessControl LabRoadway and BusShelter ImprovementsCoors Blvd., NW andEagle Ranch Road...WAGE DETERMINATIONSNOVEMBER 15TH - 19TH 2021Los Volcanes SeniorCenter EnergyefficiencyLighting/ControlsUpgradeRequestedDateSaif IsmailCity of Albuquerque11/18/2021Natural History FireAlarmRobert AragonDepartment of CulturalAffairs11/17/2021Wage DecisionStatusAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority11/17/2021Singing ArrowPlaygroundEquipmentAngelika AseretCity of Albuquerque11/17/2021ASW 16-153MAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority11/17/2021ASW 16-152MGonzales Well 3RehabilitationRochelle LarsonAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority11/17/2021ASW 16-151MGonzales Well 2RehabilitationRochelle LarsonAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority11/17/2021ASW 16-150MVolandia Well 4RehabilitationRochelle LarsonAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority11/17/2021Flooring at City Hall City of Albuquerque11/17/2021Mark EshelmanCity of Albuquerque11/16/2021Jon ErtsgaardRochelle LarsonWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision Approved2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedNathan MartinezBE-21-2321-ABE-21-2320-ABE-21-2293-ABE-21-2296-ABE-21-2304-BBE-21-2305-BBE-21-2319-ABE-21-2294-BBE-21-2318-ABE-21-2309-BBernalillo CountyChavez CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County59VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactBarracks Sink RoomRenovation Phase IISunny View AreaMicroseal ProjectWAGE DETERMINATIONSNOVEMBER 15TH - 19TH 2021Wool BowlrestroomrenovationRequestedDateJeremy SanchezRoswell Independent SchoolDistrict11/17/2021City of RoswellWastewaterTreatment PlantDewateringLouis NajarCity of Roswell 11/16/2021Wage DecisionStatusNew Mexico MilitaryInstitute11/16/2021CCC Exterior doorreplacement project,paint, hardware CESMM P0037518 NickGriego,Norman KiaClovis Community College11/17/2021CN 1101610NMDOT11/19/2021New PumpInstallationFernando OrtizCity of Las Cruces11/17/2021Center St AreaMicroseal ProjectMatt FletcherCity of Carlsbad11/17/2021Fisherman Lane lowwater crossingrepair CES MM2200316 J&H SvcsRoberta SmithCounty of Eddy11/17/2021Trail Ends Bridgeclean up and chipseal MM CES2200317 J&H SvcsCounty of Eddy11/17/2021Matt FletcherCity of Carlsbad11/16/2021Kent TaylorDonnaMarie D'AnnaWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision PendingWage Decision Approved2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedRoberta SmithDA-21-2302-HED-21-2288-ACU-21-2301-BCH-21-2285-BCH-21-2283-HED-21-2306-AED-21-2297-AED-21-2298-ACH-21-2303-BBernalillo CountyChavez CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County60VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactDetention CenterRoof ProjectProject F3086InfrastructureImprovementsTelecommunicationsWAGE DETERMINATIONSNOVEMBER 15TH - 19TH 2021Country Club AreaMicroseal ProjectRequestedDateMatt FletcherCity of Carlsbad11/16/2021Knowles @ FireStationKathy McLaughlinLea County 11/18/2021Wage DecisionStatusLea County11/18/2021Tydings AuditoriumWater & Sewer LineCESKathy McLaughlinHobbs Municipal Schools11/18/2021Retrofit ConventionRoom and LobbyLea County11/18/2021Event CenterRooftop UnitReplacementsKathy McLaughlinLea County11/17/2021Rooftop UnitReplacementsKathy McLaughlinLea County11/17/2021Lea County RoofRenovation (EventCenter) DEH/CESLorem ipsum dolorLea County11/15/2021CN 4101340R NMDOT11/19/2021Alvina BegaySan Juan College11/17/2021Kathy McLaughlinKathy McLaughlinWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision Approved2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedDonnaMarie D'AnnaLE-21-2310-BLE-21-2308-BSJ-21-2295-BLE-21-2315-BLE-21-2316-BLE-21-2312-BLE-21-2307-BSJ-21-2325-ALE-21-2282-BED-21-2287-ABernalillo CountyChavez CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County61VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.68VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19By Michael Hoban, SIORRUNNING A SUCCESSFUL ONE-PERSON SHOPAs anyone who has ever contemplated running their ownone-person brokerage can tell you, the appeal is undeniable.There’s no one to answer to but yourself, so you can createyour own schedule, choose what clients you want to workwith, and best of all, you get to keep what you make. The flipside is the enormous responsibility and financial risk thatcomes with starting a new business, even for experiencedcommercial real estate brokers.Jim Klein, SIOR,Klein Commercial Real Estate“Some of my friends at the big shops admire theindependence and not having all of these corporatetentacles restraining you in what you can do, and they’reenvious of those lack of restraints,” says Jim Klein, SIOR,who has been operating as a sole proprietor and presidentof LA-based Klein Commercial Real Estate for over 25 years.“But you really have to pick your place in the market. I’mlucky, I’ve got a long history behind me, but getting out therenow…you really have to be selective and capable and havereally incredible skills. I’m actually seeing more people goingtowards the big shops, maybe because of the support,recognition, and less personal frustration.”Klein broke into the CRE business nearly forty years ago,learning the ropes at national firm Grubb & Ellis beforeopening Klein Commercial in 1995. Since that time, he hasbeen largely on his own, with the exception of theoccasional intern, some outsourcing to graphic artists, and arecently added part-time tech person. Klein says one of themost important ingredients in his success has beenmaintaining his focus, and for him that means workingalmost exclusively with industrial clients—and morespecifically, corporate users, on both a local and nationalbasis. He also believes that his location in the market hasbeen a key factor. “Not working out of the house, getting anoffice with a storefront and with signage on a street withhigh visibility, near my customers, with a great delicatessennext door, that’s been very helpful for me,” says Klein. “Myfeeling is that if a real estate guy can’t find a great location,he’s in the wrong business.”SIOR EVENT CALENDAR2021GOING SOLOMONDAY DECEMBER 1ST9:00 AM - 5:00 PM - Q4 2021 BROKER BOOTCAMP - CLICK HEREHe is a true believer in the power of marketing, usingsome social media and sending out email blasts viaSalesforce, but also snail-mailing old-fashioned, originalartwork post cards that are surprisingly effective—aswell as relatively inexpensive. He recommends consistentblogging/vlogging, with written posts heavy on graphicsprominently displayed on his homepage that also go outin email blasts. But as is the case with all brokers, thebest returns come through fostering and maintainingrelationships. “I think that you build a relationship withcustomers by proving yourself over many years, and thenat a certain point, those customers come to rely on you.”And the one area of relationships that has paid thegreatest dividends is his relationship with fellow SIORs.VIEW STORY >Copyright: SIOR

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.70VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19CARNM EVENT CALENDARDECEMBER 2021Amid an improving economy, the commercial real estatemarket continues to recover, marked by rising occupancyacross all commercial property markets.In the office market, occupancy increased by another 1.8million square feet on a quarterly basis as of October 23,following a quarterly increase of 8 million square feet inSeptember. However, the recovery process has a longway to go, with 128.4 million square feet of office spacereleased back to the market since 2020 Q2. Multifamilydemand remains robust, with positive net absorption of1.06 million apartment units since the second quarter of2020 and asking rents rising further to 11.4% year-over-year on average across 390 markets tracked by CoStar®.The industrial market is another strong leg of thecommercial real estate market, with 654 million squarefeet of industrial space absorbed since 2020 Q2.Assuming there is no big resurgence of the Delta variant,improving economic conditions, the lifting of theinternational travel ban in the coming months, and morebusiness and personal travel and recreation in thecoming months, all lead to the sustained recovery of thecommercial real estate in 2022 and beyond, with theoffice market having the longest time to recover.Source: “October 2021 Commercial Market Insights“Download PDFVIEW STORY >OCTOBER 2021COMMERCIAL MARKETINSIGHTSWEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1ST8:00 AM - 9:00 AM: CCIM/LIN HOLIDAY PARTY - CLICK HERETHURSDAY DECEMBER 2ND8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: BUSINESS ETHICS IN REAL ESTATE – VIRTUAL - CLICK HERE

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.71VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19By NAIOPWASHINGTON, D.C. – A demand forecast by the NAIOP ResearchFoundation is projecting a strong resurgence of the U.S. officecommercial real estate market through 2023.As the unemployment rate declines, more workers return tothe office and the economy continues to improve, the officespace net absorption forecast has been revised upward from1.8 million square feet to 8.3 million square feet in Q4 2021. Thetotal net absorption in 2022 is forecast to be 53.5 millionsquare feet with a quarterly average of 13.4 million square feet.In 2023, the projected net absorption is 34.3 million square feetduring the first three quarters, with a quarterly average of 11.4million square feet.This forecast is dependent on continued economic growth,which seems plausible given recent data. The measuredunemployment rate in September was 4.8%, down from 6.1% inApril. Supply chain issues have resulted in higher consumerprices and stoked inflationary concerns. Still, real GrossDomestic Product (GDP) rose at an annualized rate of 2.0% inQ3 2021, a pace that cooled from the Q2 2021 real GDP growthrate of 6.7%According to the report, “although the number of peoplecurrently employed in professional and business services,financial activities and information industries is only 1.5%lower than in February 2020, OFFICE MARKET REBOUND:NAIOP PROJECTS STRONGRETURN TO POSITIVE NETABSORPTION OF OFFICE SPACEIN 2021, 2022NAIOP EVENT CALENDARDECEMBER 2021office utilization rates remain much lower thanbefore the pandemic due to continued concerns aboutcoronavirus transmission. A late summer surge in thedelta variant of the coronavirus delayed many firms’return-to-the-office plans. Since then, infection,hospitalization and death rates have all declined,signaling it is now safer to return to in-personinteractions when compared to just two months ago.Office access data collected by Kastle Systems for 10large U.S. metropolitan areas indicate an averageoffice utilization rate of 36.8% in late October, upslightly from 36.1% at the beginning of the month, butstill a long way from the near-full utilization ratesrecorded in early March 2020.”Given a nationwide labor shortage, recruitment andretention are primary concerns for employers. Withworkers demanding not only greater wages andbenefits, but also more flexible working conditions,employers are likely to continue to offer hybrid andremote work options at higher rates than before thepandemic.“There is no question that the pandemic haspermanently altered how and where people work.Employees with longer commute times will be morelikely to stay in work from home or hybrid workmodels,” said Thomas J. Bisacquino, president andCEO of NAIOP. “Still, with COVID-19 cases declining,more workers will feel comfortable seeing the officeas a safe and better place for collaboration.”While a long-term increase in remote and hybridwork arrangements is likely to reduce demand foroffice space...Continue reading >FRIDAY DECEMBER 10TH11:00 AM - 1:30 PM: NAIOP "LIFE" AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE - CLICK HERE

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.72VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19SBA EVENT CALENDARNOVEMBER 2021SBA ANNOUNCES UPDATEDGUIDANCE REGARDING APPLICANTDEADLINES FOR COVID ECONOMICINJURY DISASTER LOAN PROGRAMEIDL loan and Targeted Advance applicationswill be accepted until December 31 and willcontinue to be processed after this date untilfunds are exhausted.Supplemental Targeted Advance applicationswill be accepted until December 31; however, theSBA may be unable to process someSupplemental Targeted Advance applicationssubmitted near the December 31 deadline due tolegal requirements. WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) announced updated guidancefor COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL)program applicants to better serve small businessowners in need, while funding remains available.Since its inception, the COVID EIDL program, afederal disaster relief loan designed to better serveand support our small business communities stillreeling from the pandemic, especially hard-hitsectors such as restaurants, gyms, and hotels, hasapproved nearly $300 billion in relief aid.Specifically, the following updated guidance is beingprovided:The SBA cannot continue to process SupplementalTargeted Advance applications after December 31and strongly encourages eligible small businessesto apply by December 10 to ensure adequateprocessing time.Borrowers can request increases up to theirmaximum eligible loan amount for up to two yearsafter their loan origination date, or until the fundsare exhausted, whichever is soonest.The SBA will accept and review reconsiderationand appeal requests for COVID EIDL applicationsreceived on or before December 31 if thereconsideration/appeal is received within thetimeframes in the regulation. This means sixmonths from the date of decline forreconsiderations and 30 days from the date ofreconsideration decline for appeals – unlessfunding is no longer available.“The COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) andEIDL Advance programs still have billions of dollarsavailable to help small businesses hard hit by thepandemic. More than 3.8 million businesses employingmore than 20 million people have found financial reliefthrough SBA’s Economic Injury Disaster Loans,” saidPatrick Kelley, Associate Administrator for SBA’s Officeof Capital Access. “Key enhancements have been madeto the loan program that will help our nation’sbusinesses recover and get back on track.”TUESDAY NOVEMBER 18TH9:00 AM - 10:30 AM - HUBZONE GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING PROGRAM WEBINAR - CLICK HERETUESDAY NOVEMBER 30TH12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - THE MONEY SIDE OF BUSINESS FINANCIALS - CLICK HERE

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LENDING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Despite some legal complications, theSanta Fe property that once belonged tothe late financier and convicted sexoffender Jeffrey Epstein remains listed forsale, with an asking price of $27.5 million.Earlier reports pegged the property’sworth at $17.2 million.The 8,000-acre ranch, which Epsteinpurchased in 1993, is located in the townof Stanley around 36 miles to the south ofSanta Fe, and includes several structures,as well as a private landing airstrip, andmain house with gym, library, and indoorpool.Proceeds from the sale of the ranch will goto Epstein’s estate which, in turn, will beused to compensate victims as well ascreditors and tax authorities.CONTROVERSIALEPSTEIN ZORRO RANCHREMAINS LISTED FORSALEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/19/2021Listed with Sotheby’s International Realty,the property has a main house measuringmore than 33,000 square feet, not to mentiona lodge and log cabin, and “stables, fire houseand yurt.”According to a recent report in thepublication U.S. Sun, the mansion additionallyincludes three large rooms that were onceused to house computer and videoequipment.Epstein committed suicide in August 2019while awaiting trial on a series of sextrafficking charges. The Zorro Ranchmansion, with the exception of some on-sitestaff, has remained vacant ever since.Two other properties owned by Epstein inFlorida and New York have since been sold,with some $140 million going to the EpsteinVictims’ Compensation Program created lastyear.Some reports have indicated that given thecontroversial nature of Epstein and thepresumed activities that may have takenplace at the Zorro Road mansion, a would-bebuyer might demolish the nearly 30-year-oldmansion itself, using the valuable land insteadto build an entirely new structureThat’s what happened to Epstein’s PalmBeach, Florida property, which waspurchased earlier this year, and subsequentlyflattened by the new owner.VOULME 02 | ISSUE 1673VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Backgrid

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LENDING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.A 7,000 square foot building currently servingas the home to the long-running DemingHeadlight newspaper is scheduled to be putup for auction in earlier December.Located at 219 E. Maple Street, the one-storycement structure was built in 1980 and sits ona less than 1-acre site in downtown Deming.The building contains a front lobby-stylespace, several individual offices towards thecenter of the building, and a large rearproduction space that could be used as awarehouse.The Headlight was founded in the 1880s andwas formerly owned by the Media NewsGroup. In 2015 the paper was purchased byGannett Company.As with the El Paso Times, which is alsoowned by Gannett, the Headlight is nowprinted at a production facility in CiudadJuarez.That means that the printing press once a partof the Headlight building on Maple Street isno longer a part of the newspaper’soperations.A source has indicated that if the building issold at auction, the newspaper’s operationswill be moved elsewhere in Deming.The online auction for the Maple Streetproperty will be held between December 6and 8 via the site Ten-X.com.DEMING BUILDING THATHOUSES LOCALNEWSPAPER TO BE PUTUP FOR AUCTIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/22/2021Just as in the larger housing market, homeprices in Opportunity Zones across theUnited States were largely on the rise inthe third quarter.Attom Data Solutions LLC, a propertydatabase firm based in Irvine, California,said in a report today that median single-family home and condo prices increasedfrom the second quarter of 2021 to the Q3in 62% of OZs it analyzed across thecountry. Prices rose by at least 20% yearover year in 47% of OZs.Attom analyzed 5,402 Opportunity Zonesthat had at least five home sales in Q3.The OZ program was introduced in the TaxCuts and Jobs Act of 2017. Investment inOpportunity Zones, which are designatedCensus tracts within low-incomeneighborhoods, provide tax breaks over aperiod of time to real estate investors ifsignificant improvements are made to aproperty.The program has been questioned, if notcontroversial, over its structure and theamount of benefit it's providing todesignated OZs. Investors have pouredmore than $29 billion into OZs since thelegislation was passed but state officialshave mixed feelings about the program.Continue reading > 74VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19MEDIAN HOME PRICESINCREASED IN 62% OFOPPORTUNITY ZONES INQ3By Ashley Fahey, Albuquerque Business First 11/18/2021

BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICO REAL ESTATE COMPANIES 75VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19NEC Unser & Westside Benavidez Ranch Tract 3Learn more >Learn more >Representing institutional, private investors and businesses throughout New Mexico and the Southwestregion, the company is comprised of more than fifty employees, including thirty-four licensed commercial realestate professionals. NAI SunVista is different by design. Through the deliberate and honorable use ofknowledge, integrity and drive, the people at NAI SunVista work to create financial independence, communitygrowth and opportunity for clients. The company is a customer-centric organization that delivers third-partyservices to our valued relationships. Our clients gain the maximum benefit of the expertise of our highly-skilled, best-trained, collaborative team.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 878-0001NAI SunVista is a full-service commercial real estate company serving NewMexico since 1996. The company is a dynamic commercial real estate firmoffering best-in-class real estate services in brokerage, propertymanagement, asset management, business brokerage and developmentservices.NAI SUN VISTA6801 Jefferson St NE # 200, Albuquerque, NM 87109YOUR TRUSTED PARTNER IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATENAI SUN VISTA FEATURED PROPERTIES7021 Pan American FwyLearn more >

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FEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE LAS CRUCESBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.FIESTA MOTORS750 S Main St$559,900Located on the Corner of Two Major Downtown Las CrucesStreets (Highway 478 and Alameda Boulevard) Over 25-Years in Business - NM Dealer Number 593Phase i Environmental Assessment Recently CompletedEXECUTIVE SUMMARYThis thriving used car dealership has been in continuousoperation for more than 25-years. The owner is retiring andwishes to sell both the real estate and the business. Pertinentdetails can be found in the attached marketing flyer.PROPERTY FACTSSale Type: Investment or Owner UserProperty Type: RetailBuilding Size: 2,046 SFZoning: C-2 - City of Las Cruces C-2Opportunity Zone: NoYear Built: 1970Price: $559,900Price Per SF: $274Building Height: 1 StoryCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS77VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

FEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE RIO RANCHO BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.OFFICE BUILDING4330 Picabo St NE$15,480,000EXECUTIVE SUMMARYMarcus & Millichap has been selected to exclusively market forsale 4330 Picabo Street, a 76,768 square-foot office buildinglocated in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, a suburb of the metroAlbuquerque region. The asset sits on an oversized parcel of morethan 14 acres and is net leased to Bank of America, the secondlargest Bank in the United States by assets with an a+ S&Pinvestment grade. this offering is a nnn lease structure. tenant isresponsible for all operating expenses. landlord is responsible forreplacement of roof, hvac and parking lot...PROPERTY FACTSSale Type: Investment NNNProperty Type: OfficeBuilding Size: 76,768 SFBuilding Class: BZoning: SU- Special UseOpportunity Zone: NoYear Built: 1998Price: $15,480,000Price Per SF: $202Building Height: 1 StoryCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS78VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

FEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE FARMINGTONBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.OFFICE BUILDING100 E Broadway$895,000EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe ground floor is a large, somewhat typical bank lobby withperimeter offices, vaults, restrooms, break room, storage andsupport areas. The upper floors contain offices, large open floorplan areas, including a large file storage area with a steel ‘vault’type door, two restrooms per floor, and building supportfunctions – the mechanical room and a small maintenance shop...PROPERTY FACTSSale Type: Investment or Owner UserProperty Type: OfficeBuilding Size: 46,442 SFBuilding Class: CZoning: CENTRAL BUSINESS AND GENE - The building and thevacant lot at the SWC of Commercial and Broadway are zonedCentral Business. The vacant 1/2 block is zoned GeneralCommercial.Opportunity Zone: YesYear Built: 1979Price: $895,000Price Per SF: $19Building Height: 2 StoriesCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS79VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

PROPERTYFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICEBUILDINGSIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALCOMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTYFOR SALE NEW MEXICODESCRIPTION1133 Dakota St SECommercial property for sale.$695,0002021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Albuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND3,400 SFBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTION4140 Jackie Rd SEBuilding is coming up for listing. It has been remodeled with 7 offices, avery nice conference room, and a break room with a kitchen. Solar is onthe building 28 kW DC Solaria panels with Solar Edge inverters. Officespace would be considered Class A.CLICK HERE 7,448 SFREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTIONClovis Shopping Center3900 N Prince St$2,111,515CLICK HERE 7,500 SFDESCRIPTIONThree-Tenant Retail Pad2220 N Grimes StCLICK HERE 5,700 SF$1,500,000$3,392,000The subject property is a 7,200-square foot multi-tenant retail centerlocated in Clovis, New Mexico. The center is 100 percent occupied withcredit tenants, and all of the leases are triple-net. Tenants consist ofGameStop, Papa Murphy’s Take ‘N’ Bake Pizza, The Cash Store, and T-Mobile. The building was constructed in 2004 and sits on 0.7 acres. Thesubject property is located on North Prince Street...LOGIC Commercial Real Estate is pleased to exclusively offer for sale anew construction 3-tenant retail pad located within The Hobbs Junction, a+/- 94,095 SF regional retail shopping center located in Hobbs, NM. This+/- 5,700 SF building is 100% occupied by Dunkin’ Donuts (NASDAQ:DNKN)...80VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

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FEATURED: LAND FOR SALE RIO RANCHO BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.2410 SOUTHERN BLVD SE1.37 Acres$850,000ABOUT 2410 SOUTHERN BLVD SESALE PRICE $850,000 ($14.71/SF) AVAILABLE Land: ±1.37 AcresZONING C-1 PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS 200’ of Southern Blvd.frontage All utilities to lot Excellent location for retail, office, ormixed-use commercial One minute away from UnserPRICE: $850,000SALE TYPE: INVESTMENT OR OWNER USERNO. LOTS: 1PROPERTY TYPE: LANDPROPERTY SUBTYPE: COMMERCIALPROPOSED USE: RETAILTOTAL LOT SIZE: 1.37 ACOPPORTUNITY ZONE: NOCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS82VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

FEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE ROSWELL1 BLUE MOUNTAIN0.41 Acres$144,900BUILTENVIRONMENTABOUT 1 BLUE MOUNTAINCome checkout this commercial lot measuring 0.418 acres onBlue Mountain Rd, adjacent to Aspen Dental and McDonald’s, inRoswell, NM.PRICE: $144,900SALE TYPE: INVESTMENT OR OWNER USERSALE CONDITIONS: BUILD TO SUITNO. LOTS: 1PROPERTY TYPE: LANDPROPERTY SUBTYPE: COMMERCIALTOTAL LOT SIZE: 0.41 ACOPPORTUNITY ZONE: NO CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.83VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

LANDFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICETOTAL LOT SIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALDESCRIPTIONSage -1 @ 86th Street2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE NEW MEXICOAlbuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND4.94 AcresBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTIONS Main Street Southof E Poe Street$10,000CLICK HERE 0.66 AcresREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTIONTBD Stanolind -TBD E StanolindRoad, Hobbs, NM88240$966,900CLICK HERE 74 Acres$488,000Excellent location for Commercial Frontage on Eunice Highway andResidential/Commercial Development east of corner of Eunice Highwayand Stanolind Road.4.944 Acre rectangular lot is part of a Planned Development in thesuburban Southwest neighborhood in Albuquerque.Speedway, LLC directs immediate sale of166 Retail Land Sites 22 StatesAllSites Fee OwnedPROPERTY LOCATIONCross Streets Main North of PoeCorner SECounty Chaves84VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

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2021134125 2021134686BERNALILLO COUNTYCOMMERCIALREAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS *click document number than click public login to view transaction. **FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, LENDING COMPANY, TITLE COMPANY, AND FURTHER INFORMATION COMING SOON. BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Subdivision:STEEPLECHASE Lot 6 Block 1 11/15/2021Owner: BROKEN ARROW RANCHLTD CO Buyer: FIGUEROA WILIALDO Subdivision:LOFTIS LANDS Tract 1A 11/16/2021Owner: RIEDEL PROP LLC Buyer: SANCHEZ EUSTOLIO 86VOULME 02 | ISSUE 192021134138Subdivision:SOMBRA DEL MONTE Lot 2 Block A 11/15/2021Owner: DODEKA LLC Address: 2717 San Mateo NeAlbuquerque, NM 87110Buyer: DARK HORSE INV INC Address: 10000 Wilshire Ave NE,Albuquerque, NM 87122Phone: (505) 615-44432021134072Subdivision:SUNRISE Lot 23 11/15/2021Owner: DARK HORSE DYNAMICS LLCAddress: 10000 Wilshire Ave NE,Albuquerque, NM 87122Phone: (505) 615-4443Buyer: GANDARA EDGAR ALFREDO TORRES 2021134026Subdivision:CHESTER Lot 8B 11/15/2021Owner: MOS ENTRPS LLC Address: 6700 Edith Blvd NeAlbuquerque, NM 87113Buyer: MORALES UVALDO 2021133386Subdivision:LOFT OFFICE CONDOS Unit: 4 LOFT OFFICE CONDOS Unit: 7 11/12/2021Owner: WABO ENTRPS LLC Address: 925 6th St NW Ste 4,Albuquerque, NM 8102Buyer: CASITAS CLARKE LLC Address: 1006 Tijeras Ave NW,Albuquerque, NM 8102

HOW NEW MEXICOCHILES ENDED UP ONTHE SPACE STATION >SPACE NEW MEXICOTH E B U IL T E N V IR O NM E NT MA G AZ I N ENEXT FRONTIERSPACEPORT AMERICAWhy New Mexico is the NextFrontier in the Race to SpaceTHE WORLD'S FIRST PURPOSE-BUILTCOMMERCIAL SPACEPORT >Cover Image Copyright: NASA

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SPACE NEWS: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.A NASA mission to harvest Hatch greenchiles in space just might help farmers onearth adapt their growing methods.As the chile season winded down in NewMexico’s Hatch Valley, the harvestcontinued 250 miles above earth on theInternational Space Station. In a first forspace gardening, an astronaut pickedexactly seven mature peppers in lateOctober. On social media, the Americancrew, along with their internationalcolleagues, celebrated the harvest andshared photos and videos of the dark-green fruits floating in microgravity,where people and objects appear to beweightless. They even threw a taco partyseasoned by the inaugural crop of space-grown chiles.Their journey started in the summer when48 chile seeds boarded a spacecraft at theKennedy Space Center in Florida. Afterentering the International Space Station,they were transferred to an oven-sizedgrowth chamber, where LaShelle Spencer,the project’s science team lead, and hercolleagues at the National Aeronauticsand Space Administration (NASA)remotely controlled lighting, temperatureand irrigation. Over the course of a fewmonths, the astronauts on board trimmedthe plants, removed debris and managedthe miniature chile field. HOW NEW MEXICOCHILES ENDED UP ON THESPACE STATIONBy Wufei Yu, The Counter - High Country News11/18/2021“It was a real treat for us,” said NASAastronaut Megan McArthur during a presscall she took in space. “We could come andsmell the plant, and see the chiles growing. Soit’s really been a nice morale boost, as well asan interesting science project.”The ongoing chile experiment, nicknamed“Hatch to ISS” by NASA, is part of a largereffort to explore the possibility of growingmore fresh fruits and vegetables in space tosupplement the astronauts’ packaged food-infused diet. The experiment is one of themost challenging to date because of the longgermination and growing time of Capsicumannuum, the scientific name for chilepeppers. Jacob Torres, a technician and horticulturistwith NASA hailing from northern NewMexico, helped evaluate the seed used in theexperiment. It’s called NuMex EspañolaImproved, and is an early-maturing, medium-heat variety that is widely cultivated aroundHatch, New Mexico...Continue reading > Copyright: NASAVOULME 02 | ISSUE 1689VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

BUILTENVIRONMENTSPACE EVENTSNATIONWIDE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.90VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Astra will use its Rocket 3 to launch a test payload for the U.S. Space Force and the Space Test Program.It will lift off from the Pacific Spaceport Complex on Kodiak Island, Alaska.The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) will use an Epsilon rocket to launch the RapidInnovative Payload Demonstration Satellite 2 (RAISE 2), a technology demonstration mission. It will liftoff from the Uchinoura Space Center in Japan.EXPECTED THIS NOVEMBERLearn more > NOVEMBER 27THRocket Lab will use an Electron rocket to launchtwo Earth observation satellites for the Seattle-based company BlackSky Global. The missionwill lift off from the Mahia Peninsula in NewZealand.View full calendar >NOVEMBER 30THAn Arianespace Soyuz rocket will launch twosatellites for Europe's Galileo navigationconstellation. It will lift off from the GuianaSpace Center near Kourou, French Guiana, at7:35 p.m. EST (0035 Dec. 1 GMT).View full calendar >NOVEMBER 30THNASA astronauts Thomas Marshburn and KaylaBarron will take an approximately 6.5-hourspacewalk outside the International SpaceStation to replace a communications antenna.The spacewalk is scheduled to begin at 7:10 a.m.EST (1210 GMT). View full calendar >DECEMBER 1STSpaceX will launch another batch ofapproximately 53 Starlink satellites into orbitfrom Cape Canaveral Space Force Station inFlorida, at 1:36 a.m. EST (0636 GMT).View full calendar >DECEMBER 4THThe only total solar eclipse of the year (and thelast total solar eclipse until 2023) will be visiblefrom Antarctica. Skywatchers in South Africa,Namibia, the southern tip of South America andsome islands in the South Atlantic will be able tosee at least a partial solar eclipse, with themoon blocking a portion of the sun from view. View full calendar >DECEMBER 4THThe new moon arrives at 2:44 a.m. EST (0744GMT).View full calendar >DECEMBER 4THA United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket willlaunch the STP-3 rideshare mission for the U.S.Space Force. It will lift off from Cape CanaveralSpace Force Station in Florida, during a two-hour launch window that opens at 4:04 a.m. EST(0904 GMT).View full calendar >

Encourage and foster development of the state and its cities and counties by developing spaceport facilities in NewMexico; Actively promote and assist public and private sector infrastructure development to attract new industriesand businesses, thereby creating new job opportunities in the State; Create the statutory framework that will enablethe state to design, finance, construct, equip and operate spaceport facilities necessary to ensure the timely, planned,and efficient development of a southwest regional spaceport; andPromote educational involvement in spaceport activities and education and training of the workforce to develop theskills needed for spaceport operations.Our Vision is for Spaceport America to become a premier multi-modal Spaceport for point-to-point spacetransportation, aerospace operations, research, development, and testing in support of our Nation’s commercial, civil,and national security space sectors.NMSA is an autonomous state-established authority, administratively attached to the Economic DevelopmentDepartment (EDD), and governed by a Board of Directors consisting of six members appointed by the Governor andthe Cabinet Secretary of Economic Development (or the Secretary’s designee) who serves as chair of the board. TheLieutenant Governor and the Executive Director of NMSA serve in the board as nonvoting members.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > NEW MEXICO SPACE COMPANIES BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.91VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Phone:(575) 267-8500The Mission of the New Mexico Spaceport Authority is stipulated in the SpaceportDevelopment Act (New Mexico Statutes Annotated 1978 §58-31-1 et seq., Laws of2005):SPACEPORT AMERICACo Rd A021, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901THE WORLD'S FIRST PURPOSE-BUILT COMMERCIAL SPACEPORTCOMPANY NEWSSPINLAUNCH CONDUCTS FIRST TEST FLIGHT FROMSPACEPORT AMERICANovember 15, 2021, Sierra County, NM– SpaceportAmerica tenants SpinLaunch, Inc. held the first testflight from its new suborbital accelerator launchsystem from New Mexico on October 22, 2021.Continue reading > Copyright: Spaceport America

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.--93VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19New Mexico personifies the essential spirit of theaerospace revolution – from our world-class commercialSpaceport with over 6,000 square miles of protectedairspace to the dozens of cutting-edge tech companieswho are tackling some of the universe’s greatestchallenges. New Mexico’s intellectual capital and accessto key federal resources are second to none.NewSpace New Mexico is pleased to release “SpaceBudgeting for Modern Times - Industrial SpaceCapabilities with less waste, delay, and obsolescence” The pace of innovations by industrial space companiesand the hypersonic speed of objects and threats in spacerequire rapidly revamping the bureaucratic processesused to acquire space capabilities, protect human life, theenvironment, assets, and sovereign rights on Earth and inspace.ANNOUNCING RELEASE OF"SPACE BUDGETING FORMODERN TIMES"VIEW PUBLICATIONFifty years ago, the Space Race as played by a handfulof governments ended with one giant step viewed onliving room TV screens worldwide. Neil Armstrongrepresented the U.S. being the first to cross the lunarfinish line, and New Mexico played a critical role inthat win. The state not only served as an experimentalsite for early rocket developers, as well as for NASA,but also became a proving ground around theories forhuman space travel. Robert Goddard, often called theFather of Modern Rocketry, conducted testing inRoswell in the mid1920s and later claimed rocketscarried the possibility of taking man to the moon.Thirty years later, the world’s superpowers wereroutinely using space as an arena to displaytechnological and military might via satellite andmissile launches. Despite their presence, space wasfor the most part, spacious.Today, the last frontier is not only crowded but alsopopulated by private industry at least as much as bynational R&D projects. Individuals with innovativeideas backed by VC investment have taken over whatwas once almost solely the territory of governmentssupported by big space budgets. But one thing remainsas it did half a century ago: New Mexico is being citedas a premier location for space-related innovation andtesting.The low-earth orbiting, small satellite industry isgenerating out-of-this-world opportunities forcommercial companies worldwide...Continue reading > WHY NEW MEXICO IS THE NEXTFRONTIER IN THE RACE TOSPACEBy Debra inman, Senior VP, Business Development atAlbuquerque Economic DevelopmentLEADERSHIP

INDUSTRYNEWS QUICK LINKSBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.LEGISLATION: NEW MEXICONEW HISTORIC SPENDING BILL SENT TOTHE SENATE >GOVERNOR ANNOUNCES PLAN TO CUTGROSS RECEIPTS TAXES > GOVERNOR ISSUES STATEMENT ON U.S.HOUSE PASSAGE OF TRANSFORMATIVESOCIAL INVESTMENT >GOV. LUJAN GRISHAM ANNOUNCES NEWCROSS-CUTTING ADMINISTRATIONLEADERSHIP > NEW MEXICOWEEDFEED NM ISSUES FIRST CANNABISCULTIVATION LICENSE >NEW MEXICONEW PLANS MAY PROVIDE PATHWAY FOR LASCRUCES AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS > ALBUQUERQUE DEVELOPMENT COMPANYPLANS SPEC BUILDING AT JOURNAL CENTER > NEW HIGH RISE PROPOSED FOR DOWNTOWNDENVER > EL PASO OR SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO BOOMINGELECTRIC COMPANY SOON TO ANNOUNCELOCATION OF NEW FACILITY > NEW INFRASTRUCTURE BILL INCLUDESSIGNIFICANT FUNDING INCREASES FOR DAMPROJECT WORK > OFFICE RECONFIGURATION PROJECTS MAY SEE2022 INCREASE > CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LEADERSCHALLENGING VACCINATION MANDATE > INFRASTRUCTURE ACT LIKELY TO SPUR HIGHERCONSTRUCTION WAGES > NEW MEXICOSOUTHWESTNATIONAL TRENDSCONSTRUCTIONHave a story or a lead let? Let us know byemailing magazine@constructionreporter.comIS LUMBER GOING BACK UP? HERE'SWHAT WE KNOW > FIRMS, CLIENTS RETHINKCONSTRUCTION PROJECTS AMID‘UNPRECEDENTED’ SURGE IN MATERIALCOSTS > NATIONALVENDORS / SUPPLIERS ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGNMEDIA LAB OPENS IN CIVIL, CONSTRUCTIONAND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING > YOUR ULTIMATE DIY LANDSCAPINGFUNDAMENTALS: FROM DESIGN PRINCIPLES,QUALITY MATERIALS, & MORE > NATIONALENERGYPRC HEARING EXAMINER RECOMMENDSAPPROVAL OF PNM’S FOUR CORNERSSHARES TRANSFER TO NTEC > NEW MEXICOSPACE: NEW MEXICOHOW NEW MEXICO CHILES ENDED UP ONTHE SPACE STATION >NEW MEXICOCOMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE,LENDING &PROPERTY MANAGEMENTCONTROVERSIAL EPSTEIN ZORRO RANCHREMAINS LISTED FOR SALE >DEMING BUILDING THAT HOUSES LOCALNEWSPAPER TO BE PUT UP FOR AUCTION > MEDIAN HOME PRICES INCREASED IN 62% OFOPPORTUNITY ZONES IN Q3 > NEW MEXICO94VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.VOULME 02 | ISSUE 1696VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Due to overwhelming demand, New Mexico's Premiere Cannabis Development,Consulting, and Construction Team is seeking qualified individuals, contractors, andsuppliers to join our team, and assist with estimating, provide bids on projects, andvendors to provide materials and equipment.We are experiencing great demand for our services and as the proud Sponsor of "TheBuilt Environment's", Weedfeed Section, we want to announce here first that we areseeking help in the following areas as we grow to meet the demand for all of our services.Estimator- Must have the ability to estimate small to large cannabis projects from groundup to TI's of existing facilities to accommodate grow operations. Knowledge of thecannabis industry would be helpful. Sub-Contractors- Looking for subs in all trades interested in assisting us with variousprojects, large to small, knowledge of the cannabis industry would be helpful but notrequired.Vendors/Suppliers- Looking for wholesale VENDORS of cannabis growing equipment andfixtures, and general building components. Anyone interested in working with New Mexico's most experienced Cannabis IndustryConsulting, Building, and Overall Plan development Team, please respond to Sam at sam@cannabrosdev.com; if you are interested in any of the above.BUILTENVIRONMENTCANNA BROTHERS DEVELOPMENT: JOB POSTINGCLICK HERE TO RESPOND >

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICOWEEDFEEDBUILTENVIRONMENTNM ISSUES FIRSTCANNABIS CULTIVATIONLICENSEBy Andy Lyman, NM Political Report11/18/2021A New Mexico-based cannabis companyannounced this week that it received the firstcannabis cultivation license earlier thismonth from the New Mexico Regulation andLicensing Department. In a statement from president and CEO ofMother’s Meds, Tony Martinez, the companywas awarded a cannabis production licenseby RLD on November 1, 2021. In thestatement, Martinez attributed thecompany’s “hard work, due diligence, andadaptability,” along with the “businessfriendly attitude” of San Juan County forMother’s Meds getting the first productionlicense, outside of the 34 legacy producersthat carried over from the Department ofHealth. Martinez said Mother’s Meds, which is doingbusiness as Lava Leaf Organics, will not likelyhire many employees, but instead plans toestablish contracts with other professionals. “My least favorite part of business is placing avalue on another person’s efforts and talents;this model allows people more control overtheir destiny and to work with us, not for us,”Martinez wrote in a statement. “I believe thiswill allow our community to attract andretain more talented professionals than ourcompetitors.”A spokesperson for the state’s CannabisControl Division confirmed on Wednesdaythat the department issued Martinez’scompany a license, but added that there isstill a pending background check. “Mother’s Meds has been issued a cannabisproducer’s license and that license will gointo effect as soon as all background checkrequirements are met,” divisionspokesperson Heather Brewer said in astatement. “The Cannabis Control Divisionis excited to start issuing licenses and looksforward to public announcements andcelebrations of new businesses as theDivision works to stand up a thriving adult-use cannabis industry in New Mexico.” Martinez said his company “will continueto comply with all CCD rules andregulations.”Martinez, along with his brother and fatherunsuccessfully applied for a productionlicense through DOH in 2015. Prior to theCannabis Regulation Act, which went intoeffect earlier this year, medical cannabisbusinesses were licensed by DOH. AfterMartinez and his family were denied alicense in 2015, they established acultivation contract with medical cannabisproducer Urban Wellness. According toMartinez he and his brother and fatheronly produced outdoor-grown cannabis forUrban Wellness...Continue reading > 97VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

The U.S. Senate is now in the process ofreviewing legislation that will providerenewable energy credits, as well as fundingfor affordable housing.The measure, as passed by the House on a 220to 213 vote, is officially called the Build BackBetter Act.While the energy and affordable housingsections of the legislation have proven largelypopular, the bill has sparked opposition due toother provisions dealing with childcare taxcredits, expanded Medicare benefits, andexpanded federal sick leave.Originally crafted with a more than $4 trillionprice tag, the legislation, through weeks ofnegotiations with both House and Senateleaders, now comes in at $1.7 trillion.That figure, say Congressional experts,increases its chances for passage.The $500 billion in mostly renewable energytax credits is said to be the largest-everinvestment out of Washington in clean energyprojects.The housing portion of the legislation calls for$150 billion to be used to build or improveone million affordable housing units acrossthe country. It also includes $65 billion totackle a growing backlog of public housingfacility needs.Dubbed the “social infrastructure bill,” thelegislation’s authors have said that expendituresin the legislation will be paid for through acombination of a 15% minimum tax on corporateprofits, another 15% on those corporations’foreign profits, and a 5% surcharge on all incomesabove $10 million.An additional 3% surcharge would apply toincomes at or above the $25 million mark.In a Senate that has 50 Democrats and 50Republicans, with Vice-President Kamala Harrisproviding a tie-breaking vote, the outcome of thelegislation remains uncertain.New Mexico Senate Martin Heinrich has calledthe Build Back Better Act a “game-changer forour country,” that will, among other things,“create climate careers and make the wealthyand corporations finally pay their fair share.”Colorado Senator Michal Bennett, also in astatement, remarked that the legislationcomprises the “largest investment ever to fightclimate change and protect America’s forests. Itwill make child care more affordable andpreschool more available to millions of familiesacross Colorado and the country.”Arizona Senate Krysten Sinema, however, hasexpressed concerns over the both the reach andcost of the legislation.Although earlier reports indicated that theSenate would take up the Build Back Better Actthis week, Majority Leader Charles Schumer hasindicated that that vote is more likely to come bymid-December.NEW MEXICO & NATIONALLEGISLATION 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW HISTORIC SPENDINGBILL SENT TO THE SENATEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/22/202198VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

Legislative priority will save NewMexicans $145 million annuallyALBUQUERQUE – Gov. Michelle LujanGrisham on Wednesday, speaking at aneconomic development event, announcedthat she will pursue a statewide cut ingross receipts taxes, the first in decades,as part of signature legislative agendaitems for the upcoming 2022 session, ameasure that will save New Mexicofamilies and businesses an estimated $145million annually, or about $1.5 billion over10 years.The governor’s initiative will comprise astatewide 0.25 percent reduction in thegross receipts tax rate, lowering thestatewide rate to 4.875 percent. Thiswould be the first change in the statewidegross receipts tax rate since July of 2010,when the rate increased from 5 percent toits current 5.125 percent.According to the Taxation and RevenueDepartment, New Mexico has not decreasedits statewide gross receipts tax rate since1981, making the governor’s proposed cut,when enacted, a first in 40 years.Akin to a retail sales tax, gross receipts tax islevied on all persons engaged in business inNew Mexico, which is why a statewide cutwill positively impact New Mexico familiesand businesses across the state.“Cutting gross receipts taxes for the first timein decades will put more money in thepockets of New Mexico families andbusinesses,” said Gov. Lujan Grisham. “Wehave the tools to continue building long-lasting economic success – we just have to bebold enough to use them.”The governor made the announcement in anaddress at the Albuquerque EconomicForum, where she also discussed NewMexico’s economic strength, including recordexports and 4 percent overall growth overthe past two years.In addition to the proposal to cut grossreceipts taxes, the governor has previouslydelivered a personal income tax rebate tohundreds of thousands of front-line and low-wage workers and enacted expansions ofboth the Working Families Tax Credit and theLow-Income Comprehensive Tax Rebate,effectively slashing taxes for New Mexicoworking families.Continue reading >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALLEGISLATION 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BUILTENVIRONMENTGOVERNOR ANNOUNCESPLAN TO CUT GROSSRECEIPTS TAXESBy Office of the Governor11/17/2021Copyright: Canva Pro99VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

SANTA FE – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishamon Friday issued the following statementon the House passage of a $2 trillioninvestment in American families that willbring down costs, create new jobs, andhelp the nation tackle the climate crisis, allwhile reducing the federal deficit:“The Build Back Better framework is ahistoric investment in our country,charting a course toward a brighter futureby lowering costs for New Mexicans,spurring economic growth, and combatingclimate change. This legislation will buildon many of the initiatives and policies thatNew Mexico is already leading on,including capping the price of insulin,making affordable child care moreaccessible, expanding pre-K, reducingclimate change-causing emissions, makinghigher education more affordable,lowering health care costs, and cuttingtaxes for working families. I am grateful toRepresentatives Leger Fernández andStansbury for their ongoing efforts onbehalf of our state, and to President Bidenfor his leadership on these transformativeinvestments in New Mexico.”VIEW STORY >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALLEGISLATION 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BUILTENVIRONMENTGOVERNOR ISSUESSTATEMENT ON U.S.HOUSE PASSAGE OFTRANSFORMATIVESOCIAL INVESTMENTBy Office of the Governor11/19/2021100VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Broadband, infrastructure and water to befocuses of new appointeesSANTA FE – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishamannounced today the appointment of threeadministration leaders who will focus on keystate priorities including broadband,infrastructure and water.Martin J. Chavez is the state’s newinfrastructure advisor. Chavez’s work willinclude working with communities large andsmall around New Mexico to determinepriorities for billions of dollars in federalinfrastructure funding. In addition topandemic aid funding, President Biden onMonday signed the InfrastructureInvestment and Jobs Act, which is anticipatedto bring in over $3.7 billion in infrastructureinvestments in New Mexico. He has begunwork this month.Mike Hamman is taking the role of the state’swater advisor. Hamman will work closelywith federal, tribal, state and local agencies toensure the state’s water infrastructure isprepared for and resilient to the effects ofclimate change and across...Continue reading >GOV. LUJAN GRISHAMANNOUNCES NEW CROSS-CUTTING ADMINISTRATIONLEADERSHIPBy Office of the Governor11/17/2021

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGN: NATIONALThe University of New MexicoDepartment of Civil, Construction andEnvironmental Engineering (CCEE)officially celebrated the opening of a newdonor-funded learning space on Nov. 1 in aceremony attended by University andcommunity officials.The Media Lab, located on the third floorof the Centennial Engineering Center, is amodern, mixed-use space equipped withstate-of-the-art technology that will beused for classes, presentations, meetingsand as a student lounge/study area.“This space represents a dream that cametrue,” said Mahmoud Taha, DistinguishedProfessor and chair of the CCEEdepartment. “It is a step forward and ahuge boost for students’ visual learningexperience, especially in fields like BIM[building information modeling] and GIS[geographic information system].”The space features five large screens (75"and 85"), two large projectors, speakersand cameras. The podium controls all thescreens, projectors, speakers and camerasfor classes and presentations. The cameraallows for classes and presentations to berecorded or live-streamed over Zoom,which is ideal for remote or mixed-modelearning. In addition, the screens andprojectors can be used simultaneously for MEDIA LAB OPENS INCIVIL, CONSTRUCTIONAND ENVIRONMENTALENGINEERINGBy Kim Delker, The University of New Mexico11/19/221a class/presentation or controlledindependently by students or other smallgroups to share their laptop monitors duringstudy sessions or class time enablinginteractive learning.Taha said the old space could accommodateonly about 20 students, but the new spaceholds about 56 students.There is also a small meeting room separatedfrom the main area by windows and a door forstudent groups and private meetings. It willalso have a large screen for sharing a laptopscreen and a camera/speaker for recordingmeetings or streaming them online.The furniture was designed to encouragecollaboration, with large, round tables withpower and wireless network connections,rolling glass dry erase boards and loungeseating. The windows will also have remote-control blackout shades...Continue reading > 101VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: The University of New Mexico

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGN: NATIONALDoes your outdoor living need a littlepizzazz? Is the front of your home blandand dull? Landscaping can betransformative. For many homeowners,however, it’s the initiation of a project thattakes the most work. There are too manyideas out there. Too many options. It’shard to know where to start. As New Mexico’s favorite provider of sandand gravel and aggregates, NM Ready Mixworks with a lot of novice and veteran DIYlandscapers. And having worked withconstruction and residential properties forgenerations, we’ve learned a thing or twoabout how to get started. So let’s dig in. YOUR ULTIMATE DIYLANDSCAPINGFUNDAMENTALS: FROMDESIGN PRINCIPLES,QUALITY MATERIALS, &MOREBy New Mexico Ready Mix11/18/2021The Essentials of Landscaping Design It all begins with an idea. So keep this in mind,your landscaping should match your personalstyle and be scaled to your budget. It’s veryeasy to get carried away with lavish photoson Pinterest and DIY websites when some ofthose designs were years in the making orrequired a high budget. So, if you’re on abudget—or want to constrain yourself to abudget— consider that your landscaping willbe a labor of love and one that might be along-term project. Step #1: Identify your style. Are you more ofa minimalist? Do you like to go big? Are youinto ornate gardens or more simplesymmetrical designs? Are you into desertshrubs? Do you like bold colors or moreneutral colors? What is one feature you thinkcan be the center or contrasting piece of yourlandscaping? All of these are essentialquestions when it comes to determining yourstyle. Think about your preferences ininterior design and consider that the outsideof the house should match or complementthe design of your home. Step #2: Commit. One of the hardest stepswhen it comes to revolutionizing your outsidespaces is commitment. We all love to wallowin possibilities and spend months ruminatingand considering different options. At somepoint, you have to commit. And that’s whenStep #3 comes in. Step #3: Set a budget. At least for theforeseeable future. If the project turns intoprojects (known as the domino effect), youcan set a budget for each project as you get tothem...Continue reading >102VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19Copyright: Canva Pro

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.VENDORS / SUPPLIERS: NATIONALAs if construction projects haven't beenplagued with enough problems this year, itseems that lumber prices are headedskyward yet again. According to theBureau of Labor Statistics Producer PriceIndex (PPI) report, softwood lumber priceshave increased 9.1% in October alone,representing the first monthly increasesince May.According to the National Association ofHome Builders (NAHB), climbing lumberprices are responsible for anapproximately $30,000 gain in theaverage price of a new home, furthercompounding the dramatic increase inhome prices this year.Something has to give -- the market isshowing signs of being unwilling or unableto bear much more in the form ofconstruction slow-downs and 152,000single-family homes that have beenpermitted but not started (a 43.4%increase year over year)."The rising count of homes permitted butthat have not yet started construction is astark reminder to policymakers to fix thesupply chain so that builders can access asteady source of lumber and otherbuilding materials to keep projects movingforward," explained Chuck Fowke, NAHBChairman.IS LUMBER GOING BACKUP? HERE'S WHAT WEKNOWBy Kristi Waterworth, The Motley Fool - NASDAQ11/22/2021The influence of Canadian lumber on pricingAlthough many of the problems with lumberpricing come from huge demand andinconsistent supply due to the supply chain'songoing shenanigans, another large part ofthe lumber-pricing puzzle is Canadiansoftwood lumber. Because American buildersget a significant portion of their lumber (morethan a quarter) from Canadian sources,anything that increases the price of Canadianlumber increases the price of lumber toconstruction sites.In 2017, the Trump administration added asignificant tariff to Canadian softwoodlumber of 20% across the board and up to24% to specific lumber companies. Althoughother factors were certainly at play, lumberprices climbed from about $400 per thousandboard feet in early 2017 to $600 perthousand board feet by the summer of 2018.Even when tariffs were reduced to 9% inDecember 2020, Canadian lumber pricesremained high. It didn't help anything thatseveral sawmills either shut down entirely orcut production shortly thereafter,anticipating a decrease in demand during thepandemic. So, between the already highCanadian tariffs and a supply crunch, lumberprices were practically destined to be pushedupward.Potential downward pricing pressures onlumberAlthough it all sounds pretty doomy andgloomy, there is hope for a little relief on thelumber front in the near future...Continue reading > 103VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.VENDORS / SUPPLIERS: NATIONALCopyright: Canva ProPrices and lead times for constructionmaterials continue surging to historiclevels, yet local architecture andconstruction firms say their workloadsaren’t being adversely affected.An index of input prices — the prices thatproducers and service providers such asdistributors and transportation firmscharged for inputs for non-residentialconstruction — were 21.1-percent higherin October compared to a year earlier.That included a 1.3-percent increase sinceSeptember, according to an analysisconducted by the Associated GeneralContractors of America.“We have seen an unprecedented surge inconstruction materials pricing and laborpricing over the course of the last twoyears,” said Chris Beckering, executivevice president of Pioneer Construction Co.“Simultaneously, we’ve seen historicdelays in delivery times because of supplychain and production issues — somethingpeople aren’t talking about quite as much.”The production of raw constructionmaterials is simply failing to keep up withdemand, Beckering said. FIRMS, CLIENTS RETHINKCONSTRUCTIONPROJECTS AMID‘UNPRECEDENTED’SURGE IN MATERIALCOSTSBy Kate Carlson, MiBiz11/21/2021“For the industry to address some of theseincreasing lead time issues, we’re really goingto have to increase production capacity forcertain construction materials as an industrybecause demand has continued to exceedproduction capacity,” Beckering said. For example, Pioneer was just informed by itssteel joist and decking supplier that newproduct orders will not be filled until 2023,Beckering said. Historically it has takenbetween 10 to 16 weeks for steel products tobe delivered, he said. “The reality today is that projects are takinglonger from concept to completion, and themain bottleneck is the availability ofconstruction materials,” Beckering said. “Wehave not seen this kind of environment in myprofessional career. We’ve seen materialprice escalation, but it’s been with a certaincommodity or with a certain trade. Now it’sacross the board.”Pioneer has pre-purchased someconstruction supplies to accommodate short-term demand, Beckering said. Continue reading >104VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

ENERGY: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.While environmental advocacy groups areconcerned that transferring Public ServiceCompany of New Mexico’s 13 percentownership share in the Four CornersPower Plant to Navajo Transitional EnergyCompany will lead to continued orincreased emissions, a hearing examinerfor the New Mexico Public RegulationCommission recommended last week thatthe state regulators approve that transfer.The hearing examiner, Anthony Medeiros,recommended that the state regulatorsapprove PNM’s application to transfer itsshares in the coal-fired power plant toNTEC in 2024.About a year ago, PNM announced theplans to sell its 13 percent share to NTEC,a Navajo Nation enterprise, for $1 and topay NTEC $75 million to assume itsobligations under the coal supplyagreement. The PNM shareholders arepaying the $75 million. PNM claims thattransferring its ownership shares to NTECwill save customers $30 million to $300million.NTEC currently owns 7 percent of thepower plant and the acquisition of PNM’s13 percent stake in the Four Corners plantwould make NTEC the second largestowner of shares in the facility. Themajority owner of the Four Corners PowerPlant is Arizona Public Service Company.PRC HEARING EXAMINERRECOMMENDS APPROVALOF PNM’S FOUR CORNERSSHARES TRANSFER TONTECBy NM Political Report11/17/2021“Among other benefits of the bargain, thesale and transfer will strengthen the NavajoNation’s position in determining the future ofa plant that, it should not be forgotten, hasbeen operating on its sovereign soil andproducing electricity for non-indigenousconsumers and far flung communities fornearly sixty years,” Medeiros wrote in hisrecommended decision.PNM argues that the transfer will give NavajoNation a larger voice in decisions that directlyimpact the tribe.In a phone interview with NM PoliticalReport, PNM Vice President of GenerationTom Fallgren highlighted that nearly aquarter of Navajo Nation’s general fundbudget comes from the Four Corners PowerPlant and PNM spokesman Ray Sandovaladded that two of the four coal-fired powerplants located in and around the NavajoNation have already closed. Sandoval saidFour Corners Power Plant will be the last ofthe four plants to close. “This has to be the transition and that’sexactly what the Energy Transition Act said isthat we needed to make the transition in aresponsible way,” he said, adding that thetransfer will provide benefits to customersand the environment while also treatingworkers fairly. The majority of the 700 workers at the FourCorners Power Plant and the Navajo Mineare Navajo.“These transitions are difficult. They can havesignificant impacts on the local communities,”Fallgren said.Continue reading >105VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

Seven other types of investment in single- or multifamily construction, repair and maintenance, orarchitectural and engineering services. Any dollar amountAny starting yearAny duration for the investmentAGC would like to share an exciting tool to demonstrate the economic impact of infrastructure investment inNew Mexico - ‘AGC Construction Impact Model’.AGC of America partnered with Brian R. Lewandowski, University of Colorado Boulder to produce a flexiblebut simple economic model that calculates the impact on employment and output in each state from varioussizes of investment in different types of construction.The below link provides an explanation and instructions for using the model. The table below shows an example of the results obtainable from the model, in this case, the total instatejobs (construction, supplier and induced jobs throughout the state's economy) and total instate output from a$1 billion investment over one year in three types of construction: highways, nonresidential buildings, orother nonresidential structures (infrastructure).Users can choose from:In addition to total instate jobs and output, the model shows separately the impact on construction, supplierand induced jobs, output, and value added (or state gross domestic product, the amount of labor income andprofits added by the investment), and the 10 sectors that receive the most additional spending.To access AGC’s ConstructionImpact Tool click here. For more information on how touse the tool clickhere.We hope you will share yourreports with us, please emailKelly Roepke-Orthat kroepke@agc-nm.org

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ColoradoNorthern New MexicoSouthern New Mexico Outside AdjacentTotalsStateLocationProjects Bidding34 80 30 21 165EstimatedCost$63,267,330 $75,081,277 $38,078,165 $1,478,325,205 $1,654,751,977PROJECT STATISTICS CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER PLAN-ROOMPROJECTSACTIVE PROJECTS ESTIMATED COSTS TUESDAY NOVEMBER 23RD, 2021 11:16 AM MSTBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.111VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

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NEW MEXICOBUSINESS FOR SALEBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.113VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19New MexicoThis business specializes in oil and gas site work as well as erosion andsediment control. Beginning with one dozer in the 1960’s, the companynow works for large oil and gas companies, cities, counties, tribes andgovernments with a staff of 20 employees providing general excavationwith a concentration on oilfield well pad and access road constructionincluding reclamation, erosion repair and mitigation, fence building, treeclearing and reseeding. Master Service Agreements are in place with atleast a dozen steady customers. The business utilizes a 5-acre facility withshop, office and storage space. Management estimates the business OIL & GAS FIELD EXCAVATION COMPANYASKING PRICE: $3,750,000Total Sales: $2,326,333Cash Flow: $605,401FFE Included: $3,750,000FFE: $3,750,000Reason For Sale: RetirementYear Established: 1960Employees: 20Facilities Information: Located in a prime industrial location, centrally located, with good access on a 4-lanehighway. The property includes a 5 acre lot with 3,200 sqft office space, 4,800 sqft shop space, 1,500 sqftdetached shop and 1,800 sqft lean-to storage area. Business is currently operating at about 60% of capacity.Real Estate is available for purchase or lease, price does not include property.is operating at approximately 60% of asset and facility capacity. Solid, experienced staff that includes a generalmanager, office manager and field foreman. Real estate can be leased or purchased. Cash flow is weighted averageduring Covid.Listing DetailsOperationLocationContact Cole Acquisition Partner's, Inc. Charlie ColePhone: (970) 335 9660Fax: (866) 627 0407Email: info@colepartners.netAddress: PO Box 2943, Durango, CO 81302

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THEFT&SECURITY USEFUL INFORMATION AND TIPSBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Thieves are most likely to steal equipmentthat’s valuable and easy to move, but notnecessarily in that order.Dozers and wheel loaders are the mostvaluable, but backhoes and skid steersare easier to transport, and thereforerepresent a greater percentage ofthefts.If you’re running a business in the constructionindustry, you’re already well aware of thepotential for theft at construction sites. Yourequipment is visible—and vulnerable totampering, costly damage, or worse, especially ifthe site is unsecured for hours at a time. If yourequipment is in the rental market, it too facespotential for loss. Let’s look at some recent, big-picture statistics regarding constructionequipment theft and some best practices forsafeguarding your assets.Construction Equipment Theft: A Costly andWidespread Problem According to the 2016 Equipment Theft Reportfrom the National Equipment Register (NER)and National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB),most estimates of the cost of equipment theftare in the ballpark of $400,000,000 annually.The average estimated value of a stolen piece ofequipment is over $29,000. Here are someother interesting findings:Continue reading > PROTECTING YOUR CONSTRUCTIONASSETS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOWABOUT EQUIPMENT THEFTBY BRITTANY EMERSON, ACADIA INSURANCECopyright: Canva Pro121VOULME 02 | ISSUE 19

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