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WHERE'STHE FISHTHE BUILT ENVIRONMENT THE PLACE NEW MEXICO CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE MEETBY CONSTRUCTION REPORTER Industry Brief Event CalendarConstructionReal Estate StatisticsTable of ContentsConstructionReal EstateLegislationVendors /SuppliersEnergyNewsActive Featured ProjectsPre-Bid ConstructionPost-Bid ProjectsProjectsALBUQUERQUE'SPOPULAR INDIANPUEBLO CULTURALCENTERINTEL RIO RANCHOPLANTSANTA FE APARTMENTCOMPLEX Albuquerque's Popular IndianPueblo Cultural Center to SeeNew Facility Expansion > New Water Pipeline Will Serve BigIntel Rio Rancho Plant >Santa Fe Apartment Complex Thatis Busy, Growing Part of the CityUp for Sale > Continue reading cover story >Find the Fish for a DEAL on a newpre-order membership!Learn more > JANUARY 2022VOLUME NO. 02ISSUE NO. 26ROSWELL ZOO SECURESFUNDING FOR FACILITYUPGRADES$720,000 APPROVEDALTOGETHER WORK MAY COST MILLIONS

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The Built Environment Digital Magazine will take yoursubmissions for FREE!We will publish the following for yourcompany at no charge:• Industry Events• Sub-bid Requests • New Hire Announcements• Promotion Announcements• Company Awards• Professional Industry Awards• Contract Awards• Project Achievements• Project Awards• Project Jobsite Pictures • New Mexico Commercial Real Estate Transactions• Job PostingsSend your submissions tomagazine@constructionreporter.comGET PUBLISHED! GET NOTICED!QUICK NAVIGATIONBUILTENVIRONMENT2022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.CONSTRUCTION >COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE > SPACE NEW MEXICO >INDUSTRY NEWS: QUICK LINKSFEATURED PROJECTS >PRE-BID PROJECTS >ACTIVE PROJECTS > FEATURED PROPERTY FOR SALE >FEATURED LAND FOR SALE >COMM. PROPERTY FOR SALE >COMM. LAND FOR SALE >NEWS >INDUSTRY BRIEF >LEGISLATION >EVENT CALENDAR >NEWS >EVENTS >FEATURED COMPANIES >AFFILIATES >CLASSIFIEDS >PERMITS >BUSINESS FOR SALE >THEFT & SECURITY >3VOULME 02 | ISSUE 26AFFILIATES >WEEDFEED >STATISTICS >POST-BID PROJECTS >WAGE DETERMINATIONS >QUICKLY NAVIGATE BETWEENSECTIONS BY CLICKING ON ANYSECTION TAB. WHERE'S THE FISH?FIND THE FISH & RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY TBEVIRTUAL INFORMATION HUB PRE-ORDER LEVEL.IF YOU FIND THE FISH SEND US AN EMAIL ATMAGAZINE@CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER.COM OR GIVE US A CALLAT (505) 243-9793.

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It may seem almost too simple, but for KenPinto, a supply-side expert with years ofexperience working with home andcommercial building companies, the biggestproblem on any given construction project isoften a matter of communication.Or, as Pinto puts it, “an amazing lack ofcommunication among the parties involved.”“For years, people within the home buildingindustry have patted themselves on theback, talking about the great relationshipsthey have with their subcontractors,” saysPinto. “But very often, a lot goes unsaid, andthings are simply assumed.”Those assumptions, asserts Pinto, who is theowner of Kenzai USA, a Dallas-based supplychains solutions company, means that fartoo frequently, both builders andsubcontractors are not entirely sure whenmaterials are really supposed to bedelivered, how much they will cost, andwhether or not the delivery schedules meshwith the building schedule.“It’s all a matter of asking questions, “saysPinto, “which happens far less on manyprojects than you might imagine.”That especially applies to subcontractors.They know a lot, says Pinto, but buildersaren’t going to learn from what is a valuablegroup of experts unless they take the time toask them about matters relating to costsreduction, increased production capacity,and decreased construction cycle time.“So much of these things just comes down tobasic communication,” says Pinto, a processhe says is lacking in the building industry.In response, Pinto has recently published abook called How Much is The Milk?, which isdevoted to exploring the ways in whichbuilders and managers can both lower projectcosts while also considerably reducing projectschedules.The unique title for the book stems from asimple concept: “It’s amazing, but very oftenhow much things may cost, such as buildingmaterials, doesn’t come up that much on aproject. Things are assumed,” he remarks.“Can you imagine walking into a grocery storethat has no prices on any of the items on itsshelves?” Pinto continues. “You’re getting a week’s worth of groceries,moving your cart down the aisles, but whenyou get to the cashier, everything’s asurprise,” he says. “You may pay for what youhave selected, but why would you ever goback to that store again? Nothing’s certain.”The problem, says Pinto, is not necessarilywith the store but with the shopper. “If thatperson isn’t willing to ask the obviousquestions, they shouldn’t be shocked by theresult.”THIS WEEKS SPOTLIGHT: SUPPLY CHAIN EXPERT URGES MORE TALK, LESSGUESSINGBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment01/12/2022BUILTENVIRONMENT4VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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On the contrary, he says, if they see a bottleof milk, there’s no reason why they shouldn’task the daring question: “How much is themilk?”One of Pinto’s initial approaches to makingprojects more profitable comes withconverting lump-sum contracts into unit-price contracts. This means weighing theunit pricing of materials and labor, a processthat many builders resist.But that approach is only the beginning, hesays, noting that the most successfulprojects are the ones employing supplychain management strategies.Pinto is also big on comparing unit prices tocommodities pricing, advising builders in theprocess of the importance of creating abetter flow of products through the supplychain.The idea of ascertaining building materialprices and also firming down exactly when agiven material is expected to arrive, saysPinto, is perhaps more important now thanever given the nation’s current supply chaincrisis.“I’m afraid that people are going to get tiredof this subject because it’s in the news somuch,” he remarks. But, Pinto contends, thevery fact that it is a timely subject shouldunderline the importance of builderscollaborating with supply chain vendors andtruly getting a grip on the supply chainplanning process.Tackling such challenges, from the first dayof any building project and even before, cannot only significantly reduce the cost ofbuilding a home, but in the context oftoday’s immediate needs, can importantlyhelp to reduce the nation’s current housingshortage.“The more people communicate and takecontrol of the supply chain,” says Pinto, “themore projects will get built.” Pinto got into the business as a carpenterwhile still a boy before becoming a tradesmanand eventually moving into the purchasingand supply chain management end of theindustry.BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Ken Pinto5VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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THE TEAMBUILTENVIRONMENTLEARN MORE ABOUT US! FAVORITE MARINE ANIMAL?Sarah Motsingersarahm@constructionreporter.comOwner / Managing PartnerRebecca Taylorrebecca@constructionreporter.comReporterJoshua Cutlerjcutler@constructionreporter.comManaging EditorCarrie Bagleycarrie@constructionreporter.comReporterJoshua Lovatojosh@constructionreporter.comIT Specialist & Reprographics TechnicianShannon Ryanshannon@constructionreporter.comReporterSteve Adamssteve@constructionreporter.comOwner / Managing PartnerJordan Adamsjordan@constructionreporter.comAssistantGarry BoulardBIO: Garry Boulard (born 1953) is areporter and author whose work hasappeared in the New York Times, LosAngeles Times, Christian ScienceMonitor, Chicago Tribune and Times-Picayune, among other publications.CLICK HERE TO READ MORE >WriterDane Vaughndvaughn@constructionreporter.comAssistant & Data Specialist4901 MCLEOD NE ,STE 200AALBUQUERQUE, NM 87109(505) 243-9793NEWS@THEBUILTENVIRONMENT.COMWWW.THEBUILTENVIRONMENT.COMWWW.CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER.COM6VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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INDUSTRY BRIEFING POWER EQUIPMENT COMPANYACQUIRES GOLDEN EQUIPMENTCOMPANYPower Equipment Company NEW MEXICOShare with us your company's good news! We'llpost it here! BUILTENVIRONMENTHeavy equipment dealership expands its presencein New Mexico and Southwestern ColoradoDENVER, COLORADO, January 6, 2022 – PowerEquipment Company (power-equip.com), is proudto announce that it has acquired Golden EquipmentCompany, a full-service heavy equipmentdealership with locations in Albuquerque, NM,Farmington, NM and Durango, CO. The acquisitionbolsters Power Equipment Company’s presence inNew Mexico and Southwestern Colorado withadditional equipment and support solutions in therolling stock, compact, aggregate, crane, and paving& compaction segments of the constructionmarket.Power Equipment Company has been on a steadyand strategic growth trajectory and thispartnership provides continuity, additionalresources, and new services to customers acrossthe region. With adjacent territories and synergiesamong key product lines such as VolvoConstruction Equipment and others, theexperienced Power Equipment Company team willbe growing existing relationships and developingnew ones. Customers in Colorado and New Mexicowill have access to shared resources which includesan expansive equipment fleet, robust partsinventory, and exceptional service offerings tobetter support their businesses.Established in 1985, Golden Equipment representsleading brands including, Volvo ConstructionEquipment, Cedarapids, Gomaco, Blaw-Knox,Etnyre and more. The company has cemented itselfover the years as a trusted and reliable partner tocontractors in the communities they serve.Power Equipment Company and GoldenEquipment employees will be merged into Golden’sAlbuquerque and Farmington locationsrespectively. Additionally, Golden Equipment’s branch in Durango, CO, givesPower Equipment Company a newfound presence in this market.Power Equipment Company also has full-service facilities inDenver, CO (headquarters), Colorado Springs, CO, GrandJunction, CO, Greeley, CO, Casper, WY and Kansas City, MO.“Golden Equipment has a great tradition of providing itscustomers with the highest quality equipment and services formore than 35 years and we’re thrilled to be growing our businessand joining forces with such an outstanding team,” said WillRicketts, President of Power Equipment Company. “Together, wewill deliver on our core values as dedicated, capable, team players.These values have been instrumental in building PowerEquipment Company since 1936 and will resonate through thispartnership.”President and Founder of Golden Equipment Company, BillGolden, added, “We are very excited to become part of the PowerEquipment Company family. This is a perfect fit for our loyalemployees and customers throughout New Mexico andSouthwestern Colorado. A win-win for all parties.”About Power Equipment Company Since 1936, Power Equipment Company has provided equipmentsales, rentals, parts and service solutions for owners andoperators in the rolling stock, compact, aggregate, crane, andpaving & compaction industries. The company is firmlyentrenched throughout the Rocky Mountain region and beyondwith locations in Denver, CO (headquarters), Greeley, CO,Colorado Springs, CO, Grand Junction, CO, Casper, WY,Albuquerque, NM, Farmington, NM, and Kansas City, MO. PowerEquipment Company is an authorized dealer for such high-qualitybrands as Volvo Construction Equipment, Superior Industries,Terex Cedarapids, Bomag, Link-Belt, and others. For moreinformation about the company, visit power-equip.com.About Golden Equipment CompanyGolden Equipment Company has been a top New Mexico-basedprovider of heavy construction equipment and services since1985 representing such brands as Volvo Construction Equipment,Terex Cedarapids, Gomaco, Blaw-Knox, Etnyre, and more. Thecompany maintains an extensive fleet of machines and offerssolutions for construction, oil & gas, and agriculture industries.Golden Equipment is based in Albuquerque, NM, with additionalbranches in Farmington, NM and Durango, CO. For moreinformation about the company, visit goldenequipment.com.Copyright: Canva Pro8VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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INDUSTRY BRIEFING AGC NM CEO'S MESSAGEBy Kelly Roepke-Orth, CEONEW MEXICOShare with us your company's good news! We'llpost it here! BUILTENVIRONMENT2022 marks my second year as the CEO of AGCNM. I’ve learned since taking the helm at AGCNM in March of 2020 that there is one thing thatis certain, and it’s change. However, throughchange, we find that we can realize opportunityand sow the seeds of growth for the future. Iwant our members to understand how importantthey are and how proud I am to represent themeach and every day through consistentlychanging advocacy efforts, changing nationalpolicy and the changing needs of workforceinitiatives. Serving the membership of AGC NM issomething I do with my full devotion, as I havedone since joining the AGC NM staff in 2007. This past year was one of growth, change, andopportunity. We made a big step in thecollaboration arena by offering joint events withour sister chapter, ACNM. It has been refreshing to redefine our relationship andmove forward together to unite on common issuesimpacting all segments of the industry.Our accomplishments for 2021 were impressive,considering we are still in the midst of a pandemic thatcontinues to linger on well into the second and now thirdyear. The great news is that our members continued toengage and support initiatives. Members activelyattended events, including the new events we introducedthis year which raised awareness of safety and diversityin the construction industry. We created a new careertrack opportunity for those who have an interest insafety professional training. Our first ever SafetyProfessional Development Program launched in Octoberof 2021 and graduated the first class with a 90% passrate for the NCCER’s CSST exam. There is no otherprogram like it in New Mexico and it has been incrediblysuccessful. We’ve received great reviews and lookforward to offering another class in 2022. As a continuedaccolade to our safety focus in the state, we jointlyhosted AGC of America’s nationally recognized safetyprogram called the Safety Management Training Coursewith ACNM. The event was sold out and is only hosted bychapters that continue to exemplify success in the safetyarena.Other achievements of note include a complete revisionof our glazier apprenticeship curriculum and a move toelectronic course delivery for all apprenticeshipcurriculums. The apprenticeship program has been anevolving effort for AGC NM over the past few years. Theimportance of building a strong, skilled workforce for NMis certainly a major initiative for AGC NM. We want tohelp you identify and train those seeking a career thatpays well and creates stability in your companies. As ourapprenticeship program awareness and recruitmentefforts take off in 2022, we know we will continue towork closely with you to address your needs inprofessional development, skill training and workforceretention.The highlights of 2021 were clearly our members’ desiresto collaborate at joint events and support causes thatdirectly impact the industry. Our Women of ConstructionTop Golf event was sold out and kicked off the in-personevents in April with a dedicated Proclamation fromGovernor Lujan Grisham.Continue reading >Copyright: AGC New Mexico9VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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INDUSTRY BRIEFING NEW MEXICOShare with us your company's good news! We'llpost it here! BUILTENVIRONMENTCOURTNEY LEWIS - NEW HIRECommercial Real Estate Advisor at SVN Walt Arnold Commercial BrokerageSVN/Walt Arnold is pleased to announce the hiring ofCourtney Lewis. With extensive experience in theindustry, she brings over ten years of knowledge to theteam. Courtney joins the team after relocating fromOregon, where she worked with Cushman & Wakefieldand Kidder Mathews. Prior to transitioning to CommercialReal Estate, she held positions within commercial banking.With her past experience and positive attitude, she is well-equipped to help her clients achieve their real estate goals.View company website >Copyright: SVN Walt Arnold Commercial WE CELEBRATED THE GROUNDBREAKING OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARYSUBSTANCE USE & BRAIN INJURY FACILITY WITH UNM HEALTHSCIENCES.By Bradbury Stamm Construction With green and gold shovels in hand, we celebrated thegroundbreaking of the Interdisciplinary Substance Use &Brain Injury Facility with UNM Health Sciences.Our team led by VP and Sr. Project Manager Jim Lloyd,Project Manager Cody Clifton, Estimator Philip Erickson,Superintendent Enrique Torres and Project Engineer CauyAbeita is officially ready to begin construction on thisDekker/Perich/Sabatini designed facility!View Post > Copyright: Bradbury Stamm Construction 10VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Senior VEC Coordinator Location:Rio Rancho, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: TheSenior VDC Coordinatoris responsible forleading thedevelopment of aBuilding InformationModel (BIM) for multi-disciplinary projects. Asthe primary point ofcontact for VDC on theproject, the VDCCoordinator interfaceswith the entire team toensure alignment to theBIM Execution Plan...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.ExyteLEARN MORELEARN MORE LEARN MORE LEARN MORECLASSIFIEDSRECRUITINGMADE EASYBUILTENVIRONMENTIS YOUR BUSINESS HIRING / RECRUITING? The Built Environments Classifieds Section is designed to help connectemployers with top talent across New Mexico's Construction, Architecture, Engineering,Design & Real Estate Industries. Please call Steve or Josh at (505) 243-9793 or email us at magazine@constructionreporter.com to place a jobposting. Real Estate Agent Location: Clovis, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: We'relooking for energeticteam players! SwantnerRealty Group is lookingfor its newest ShowingPartner Agent. TheShowing Partner willhave an integral role increating a next-levelclient experience forthose we serve. Thisperson should be deeplycommitted tosupporting the leadagent...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.Swantner RealtyGroup Property Manager Location: Santa Fe, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: TheHome OperationsSupervisor is personallyaccountable for allhome services withintheir assigned portfolioof homes that have anaverage value of $25Million Dollars. Thisperson will manage allaspects of home carewithin their portfolio ofhomes and is ultimatelyresponsible for theperformance of thoseproperties with the...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.VacasaMarketing CoordinatorIII Location: Carlsbad, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: WSP iscurrently initiating asearch for a full-timeMarketing CoordinatorIII for any US City wherewe have an office. A fewof many possibilitiesinclude major cities inNew York, Michigan,California, WashingtonState and DC, Florida,etc. Be involved inprojects with ouraward-winningStrategic...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.14VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Field/Office Engineer Location:Albuquerque, NM Job Type: Full-timeAbout the job: As a FieldEngineer, you bring yourbig ideas, commitmentto top quality andunwavering work ethic.In return, we offer hugecareer and travelopportunities and thesatisfaction of building“the next big thing” fromthe ground up. There’s areason Kiewit attractsthe best: we offer fast-paced excitement...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.KiewitLEARN MORELEARN MORE LEARN MORE LEARN MORECLASSIFIEDSRECRUITINGMADE EASYBUILTENVIRONMENTIS YOUR BUSINESS HIRING / RECRUITING? The Built Environments Classifieds Section is designed to help connectemployers with top talent across New Mexico's Construction, Architecture, Engineering,Design & Real Estate Industries. Please call Steve or Josh at (505) 243-9793 or email us at magazine@constructionreporter.com to place a jobposting. CAD Designer Location:Los Alamos, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: Merrick& Company's is seekinga highly motivated,team-orientedindividual to serve as aCAD Designer I tosupport our Electricalteam. The position willbe located in LosAlamos, a smallcommunity located inthe scenic high desert ofNorthern New Mexico.Los Alamos offersaccess to a wealth...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.Merrick & CompanyLandfill Laborer Location:Rio Rancho, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: Performsvarious tasks in alandfill includingcontaining loose refuseto prevent scattering,and directing traffic atthe landfill.Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.Waste ManagementCivil Engineer IV-Sr,Infrastructure IPT Lead Location: Albuquerque, NM Job Type: Full-timeAbout the job: TheNational RadioAstronomy Observatory(NRAO) announces anopportunity for a full-time InfrastructureIntegrated ProductTeam (IPT) Lead. TheIPT Lead will have adirect role in the designand construction of theinfrastructure...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.MEMBER15VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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LEARN MORE LEARN MORE LEARN MORECLASSIFIEDSRECRUITINGMADE EASYBUILTENVIRONMENTIS YOUR BUSINESS HIRING / RECRUITING? The Built Environments Classifieds Section is designed to help connectemployers with top talent across New Mexico's Construction, Architecture, Engineering,Design & Real Estate Industries. Please call Steve or Josh at (505) 243-9793 or email us at magazine@constructionreporter.com to place a jobposting. Project Engineer Location:Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job:Description:* -TheProject Engineer holds asupporting role inworking with ourproject team, holdingresponsibility ofworking the projectfrom inception to closewith detailedknowledge of eachproject phase andprocess.Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.ActalentSite DevelopmentManager Location:Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job:Commnet Broadband islooking for anexperienced SiteDevelopment Managerfor its Site Developmentand ConstructionServices Team! Thesuccessful candidatewill possess strongwritten and verbalcommunication skills, awillingness to meetbusiness...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.ATN InternationalSurvey Technician Location: Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: TheSurvey Field Technicianposition assistsProfessional LandSurveyors and CrewChiefs by operatingsurvey instruments andcollecting information inthe field. Field workincludes operatingTrimble instrumentsand collectinginformation in the field,working...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.LEARN MOREConstructionSuperintendent Location:Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: Votedthe winner of theprestigiousAlbuquerque JournalTop Workplace Award,Best Places to work andFastest GrowingCompanies in NewMexico, SDVConstruction is lookingfor good people whowill go the extra mileand make the extraeffort to provide ourcustomers withprofessional serviceand high quality workdelivered with pride.Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.SDV Construction, Inc.LEARN MOREMEMBER16VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Job Description ___________________________________________________________________________Job Title: Department:Reports To:FLSA Status:Date: Project Manager Building Services Operations ManagerExempt 3/12/21 ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following. Other duties may be assigned. •Manage and supervise day-to-day operations of staff teams on assigned projects.•Initiate, review and oversee required project administration and documentation to avoid claims and protect thebest interest of CSUSASW and our client.•Ensure contract agreements are expeditiously secured, reviewed, processed, and executed.•Review, edit, finalize, and distribute project budget.•Supervise field staff and create a cohesive project team.•Conduct pre-construction turnover meetings for all assigned projects.•Ensure required permits and/or licenses are obtained and posted.•Initiate setup, monitoring and updating of project scheduling.•Coordinate required procurement of materials and equipment with purchasing agent, with emphasis on buyoutplan to meet, or improve on, established schedule dates and budget cost.•Subcontract agreement negotiation, preparation, processing, and execution.•Ensure required submittal review, processing and approvals, and submittal logs are set-up and maintained.•Develop, submit, and obtain approval of billing schedule of values.•Maintain an over billed cash position, and request retention release bill-down/payments.•Collect payments, progress billing and retention receivables, on or before due dates.•Price negotiate and process change condition and change order work.•Ensure assigned projects are properly staffed with appropriate field forces. This includes: 1) review, updatingand approval of labor resource loading; and 2) labor productivity.•Oversee tools and rental equipment use on all assigned projects. Ensure that any tools and rental equipmentnotrequired, or not being utilized, are returned immediately.•Responsible for overall financial performance of all assigned projects, including continual cost control,management, and forecasting.•Prepare accurately, and submit on time, all required project monthly contract valuations.SUMMARY Plan, direct and coordinate activities of designated mechanical, plumbing, and sheet metal constructionprojects. Make sure goals are achieved in a timely manner and within budget by performing duties personallyor through subordinate supervisors. Manage budgeting and scheduling. Administer contracts, buyout,documentation, meetings, billings, change conditions, labor productivity, cost control and project closeout. 18VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION SECTION HOME PAGEAFFILIATESNew Water Pipeline Will Serve Big Intel RioRancho Plant > Roswell Zoo Secures Funding for FacilityUpgrades > Albuquerque's Popular Indian Pueblo CulturalCenter to See New Facility Expansion > Albuquerque's SDV Construction wraps up workon CNM campuses > The future depends on construction workers,now more than ever > NEW MEXICOColorado Fire Rebuilding Seen as ProtractedEffort > El Paso Infrastructure Bond Election Proposedfor November > Denver's Historic Sakura Square to SeeRedevelopment > SOUTHWESTNational Construction Spending Posts 2021 Gain,Says Report > Condominium Construction Still in Decline,Reveals Report > Economic outlook: The issues that will boost,challenge construction in 2022 > Skilled Trades Schools Seeing Rise Across theCountry, Says New Study > NATIONALHow higher rents, rising values will drivemultifamily construction in 2022 > TRENDSCONSTRUCTION NEWSFEATURED COMPANIESFEATURED PROJECTSPRE-BID PROJECTSACTIVE PROJECTSPOST-BID PROJECTSWAGE DETERMINATIONS21VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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AMERICAN SUBCONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION NEW MEXICOMARCH 9-12: 2022 SUBEXCELDATES AND TOPICS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. (INFORMATION PROVIDED BY ASA-NM’S EDUCATION,AWARDS AND GOLF COMMITTEES)NEW BUSINESSPRACTICE INTERCHANGE(INFORMATION PROVIDED BY ASA-NM’S BUSINESSPRACTICE INTERCHANGE)BPI FOR OCTOBER 2021 >ASA NATIONALSUBEXCEL MARCH 9-12 2022– MIRAMAR BEACH FLORIDA. THEPREMIER EDUCATION AND NETWORKING EVENT FORSUBCONTRACTORS, SPECIALTY TRADE CONTRACTORS,SUPPLIERS AND FAMILIES. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATIONNOMINATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE 2021 ASA AWARDS. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATIONCHECK OUT THE LATEST ISSUE OF HAMMER & NAILS(INFORMATION PROVIDED BY ASA NATIONAL)MEMBER LUNCHEONJANUARY 13TH. 2022JANUARY 13TH, 11:30 AM - 1:15 PM MSTCOURTYARD BY MARRIOTT ALBUQUERQUE - 5151 JOURNALCENTER BLVD NE, ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87109, USACONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES DIVISION &THE NEW PERMITTING PROCESS PRESENTED BYTAMARA KUYKENDALL– LP GAS BUREAU CHIEF HYBRID EVENT–ATTEND IN PERSON OR ONLINECLICK HERE TO SIGN UP ONLINEMEET THE GENERALS JOINTEVENT WITH ASANM, NMUCAAND ABCJOIN US FOR A COCKTAIL HOUR AND NETWORKING WITHALL OF OUR GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND OTHERINDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS, FOLLOWED BY DINNER ATA TABLE HOSTED BY ONE OF OUR GENERALCONTRACTORS. FEBRUARY 24, 2022 5:00PM TO 8:00 PMTHE EVENT CENTER AT SANDIA GOLF CLUBCLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION >CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE >NEW MEXICO CONSTRUCTIONSAFETY COALITION (CSC) ANNUAL OSHA FATALITY RECAP & IMPORTANTUPDATES PRESENTED BY JAY STIMMEL; COMPLIANCESPECIALIST WITH NM OSHAFEBRUARY 3, 2022 8:00AM-9:00AMTHIS WILL BE AN ONLINE PRESENTATION. CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION >SAVE THE DATE23VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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2022 marks my second year as the CEO of AGC NM. I’ve learnedsince taking the helm at AGC NM in March of 2020 that there isone thing that is certain, and it’s change. However, throughchange, we find that we can realize opportunity and sow theseeds of growth for the future. I want our members tounderstand how important they are and how proud I am torepresent them each and every day through...Event Date: 1/27/2021Event Time: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AMLocation: Innovate+Educate Office, 422 Old Santa FeTrail, Santa Fe, Ne 87501AGC EVENT CALENDARJANUARY - MARCH 2022AGC CONSTRUCTION IMPACT MODELLEGISLATIVE/CONTRACTORCOFFEE MEET & GREETTHURSDAY, JANUARY 27THVIEW THIS EVENTAGC has partnered with a leading regional economist, BrianLewandowski of the University of Colorado Boulder, to createAGC's Construction Impact Model. The model is a tool that canbe used by members, chapters, policy makers and researchersto understand the economic impact of infrastructureinvestment by state.Learn more > AGC NM CEO'S MESSAGEBY KELLY ROEPKE-ORTH, CEOTHURSDAY JANUARY 27TH8:00 AM - 9:00 AM - LEGISLATIVE/CONTRACTOR COFFEE MEET & GREET - CLICK HEREBUSINESS RECOVERY GRANT PROGRAM > SAMPLE BUSINESS RECOVERY DIGITAL POSTS >IMPORTANT LINKSTUESDAY FEBRUARY 22ND - 25TH8:00 PM - 5:00 PM - RESPIRATORY PROTECTION - CLICK HERETHURSDAY MARCH 15TH - 18TH8:00 AM - 5:00 PM - ELECTRICAL STANDARDS - CLICK HERECONTINUE READING >The Best Buildings Celebration is BACK!!!! SAVE THE DATE - MAY 13, 2022 at Sandia Resort &Casino 2022 Best Buildings Application DEADLINE - January12, 2022 Click here for contest details For questions please contact Katrina Soto or call 505-842-1462. Congratulations to our 2021 winners! Check out the winning project videos from 2021.2022 BEST BUILDINGS - IS BACK!!!VIEW EVENT >24VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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On 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 MARCH 2022CLICK HERE TO LEARN MOREDate And Time:Friday Mar 4, 20226:00 PM - 10:00 PM MSTLocation:Hotel Albuquerque at Old TownFees/Admission:Cost: $85.00 Per Person—$800 for Groups of 10Includes Food, 2 Drink Coupons, & $500 Gaming ChipsDescription: Casino Night Supports Scholarship Opportunities for the Benefitof Engineering & Construction Management Students. This is agreat opportunity for YOU and YOUR associates to join othercontractors, subcontractors, suppliers, professional servicefirms, NMDOT personnel and UNM, NMSU & CNM Students &Faculty while enjoying the food and fun, with an opportunity towin great prizes and help to generate valuable funds for the“Associated Contractors of New Mexico Transportation IndustryScholarship”.CASINO NIGHT 2022FRIDAY MARCH 4TH, 2022LEARN MORE >25VOULME 02 | ISSUE 26SCHOLARSHIPS2022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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AIA EVENT CALENDARJANUARY 2022THURSDAY JANUARY 20TH11:50 AM - 1:00 PM: JANUARY 20 VIRTUAL MONTHLY LUNCHEON - CABQ 100% RENEWABLE AND NET ZERO VISION - CLICK HERESaif Ismail, the City of Albuquerque's Energy andSustainability Manager, will present about the City's 100 %renewable and net zero energy vision. $5 (1 LU HSWPending)Time & LocationJan 20, 2022, 11:50 AM – 1:00 PM MSTVirtual Event with GoToAbout the EventA Form B and Link to attend the virtual luncheon will besent to registrants prior to the event. Please return yourForm B as soon as possible. Room will be opened at 11:50am - please arrive early to ensure there are no problemswith connecting. Email director@aiaabq.org if you have anyquestions. VIRTUAL MONTHLY LUNCHEON -CABQ 100% RENEWABLE AND NETZERO VISIONTHURSDAY, JANUARY 20THVIEW THIS EVENTWASHINGTON – Dec. 1, 2021 – A new reportfrom the American Institute of Architects (AIA)is providing insights on how architecture firmsview technology adoption and how firm cultureimpacts technology management.The report, Technology, Culture, & the Futureof the Architectural Firm, not only looks at howand why technology influences firm revenuebut identifies key drivers of and barriers toadoption. Findings from the report show howsmall, medium, and large firms manage ITmaintenance. Additional key findings include:Over half of firms are focused on growingprofitability of projects by delivering themmore efficiently, however, managingspecifications is a particular pain point.Business development and marketingtechnologies remain underutilized in anindustry focused on relationships and organicgrowth.Fewer than one in five architecture firms havecustomer relationship management...Continue reading >AIA REPORT SHOWS DESIGNFIRMS HAVE ROOM TO GROW INTECHNOLOGY ADOPTION TOIMPROVE PROFITABILITY ANDIMPACT26VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited. Learn more >

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NEW 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.orgVIEW LEGISLATION TRACKED BY ABC NEW MEXICOJanuary 11th, 2022WASHINGTON, Jan. 11—Associated Builders andContractors reports today that its Construction BacklogIndicator fell to 8.2 months in December, according to anABC member survey conducted from Dec. 16 to Jan. 4.The reading is down 0.2 months from November 2021,but up 0.9 months from December 2020.ABC’s Construction Confidence Index readings for sales,profit margins and staffing levels increased inDecember. All three indices stand above the threshold of50, indicating expectations of growth over the next sixmonths.“Demand for construction services in America remainsstrong,” said ABC Chief Economist Anirban Basu.“Contractors have been upbeat about sales andemployment prospects for months. What changed inDecember is that a growing fraction of contractors...Continue reading >ABC EVENT CALENDAR2022ABC’S CONSTRUCTION BACKLOGSLIPS IN DECEMBER;CONTRACTOR CONFIDENCECONTINUES TO IMPROVETHURSDAY JANUARY 13TH11:30 AM - 1:30 PM: JANUARY LUNCHEON - CLICK HERETHURSDAY FEBRUARY 17TH4:00 PM - 6:00 PM: FEBRUARY MIXER - CLICK HERETHURSDAY MARCH 24TH11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: MARCH MEMBER LUNCHEON - CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY APRIL 6TH4:00 PM - 6:00 PM: PINTS & POLITICS - CLICK HEREFRIDAY APRIL 29TH12:00 PM - 4:00 PM: CORN HOLE TOURNAMENT - CLICK HERE27VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited. Learn more >

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NMUCA NEWSLETTERDECEMBER 2021DEAR MEMBER,JUST A QUICK NOTE TO SAY HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OF OURMEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF NMUCA. THANK YOU ALL FORANOTHER GREAT YEAR IN 2021. I AM LOOKING FORWARD TOSERVING YOU IN 2022 AND MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN YOURINDUSTRY, IN YOUR JOB, AND IN YOUR COMPANY. IT IS APLEASURE TO WORK FOR YOU ALL AND I AM VERY PROUD TOWORK IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. I HOPE TO SEE YOUNEXT YEAR AT AN EVENT OR A MEETING.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 UPCOMING DATESSESSION STARTS JANUARY 18, 2022SESSION ENDS FEBRUARY 17, 2022MEET THE GENERALS FEBRUARY 24, 2022NMUCA NEWSLETTERNOVEMBER 2021DEAR MEMBER,NOVEMBER HAS ALREADY PROVEN TO BE A BUSY MONTHFOR BUSINESS AND INFRASTRUCTURE AS IT PERTAINS TOREGULATION AND BILLS COMING OUT OF WASHINGTON D.C.CONTINUE READING > 28VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTIONNEW MEXICOTHE 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 OURCOMMUNITYDON'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 STATEMENTMEMBERSHIP29VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Construction is expected to begin later thisspring on a water pipeline that will feed theIntel Corporation’s manufacturing facilityin Rio Rancho.The project is expected to cost around $32million to build and will run from thenorthwest side of Albuquerque to the RioRancho site, which is located at 1600 RioRancho Boulevard SE.The Santa Clara, California-basedsemiconductor chip manufacturer hasentered into an agreement with theAlbuquerque Bernalillo County WaterUtility Authority to build the modernpipeline.Other aspects of the project will see theinstallation of new casings, pumps, and wellmotors.In a statement, Linda Qian, spokespersonfor Intel New Mexico, said water comingfrom the pipeline to the Rio Rancho site willundergo a process designed to make it“ultrapure.”CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICONEW WATER PIPELINEWILL SERVE BIG INTELRIO RANCHO PLANTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/10/2022Copyright: Canva ProSuch water, Qian said, will be used to “cleanthe surface of the silicon wafer.”Last spring, Intel announced that it wasundertaking a $3.5 billion retrofit of its RioRancho facilities in order to increase theplant’s output.That retrofit has been specifically designed tosupport the manufacture of a new kind ofmicrochip technology.At the time of that announcement, PatGelsinger, Intel’s chief executive officer, toldthe television program 60 Minutes that thecompany has “come up with some coolinnovations that are called 3D packaging.”Gelsinger explained that the new processmeans that “we don’t have just one chip thatwe package and deliver, but we stack chips ontop of each other.”Founded in 1968, Intel opened its Rio Ranchofacilities in 1980.If all goes well, the new pipeline should becompleted and fully operational by the end ofthis year.30VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICOROSWELL ZOO SECURESFUNDING FOR FACILITYUPGRADESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/07/2022Copyright: Canva ProSecurity and exhibition upgrades are in storefor a popular zoo in southeastern NewMexico.Members of a committee serving the RoswellCity Council have unanimously given theirapproval to an initial $720,000 request forfunds for the work at the Spring River Zoo,located at 1306 E. College Boulevard.As proposed, the zoo will eventually see thebuilding of new space for its two black bears,as well as a new educational farm exhibit.Altogether, the work, which will also seesome security upgrades with the building ofnew perimeter fencing, may cost as much as$5 million.The perimeter project will replace around3,600 feet of fencing that is 6 feet in height,with fencing that is 8-feet tall.A new entrance to the section of the zooknown as the Leprino Farmland Experience isexpected to come in at around $6 million. Fornow, the zoo is seeking $400,000 in cityfunding for the design of the new entryway.As discussed, the new bear exhibit mayappear cave-like and would also includegrass, vegetation, and climbing structures.Located on 34 acres, the Spring River Zooattracts nearly 2,000 visitors a month.As approved by the council’s FinanceCommittee, the $720,000 request is now onits way to the full council for review.31VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Construction could begin later this year onwhat is being called an “opportunity center”that will be a part of the larger Indian PuebloCultural Center in Albuquerque.Located at 2401 12th Street NW, the nonprofitcultural center is run by New Mexico’s 19Indian Pueblos.Centerpiece of the 80-acre site is a 10,000square foot museum showcasing bothcontemporary as well as historic Pueblo art andartifacts.Recent development at the site has seen thebuilding of structures featuring classroommeeting space and a restaurant, for a combined21,000 square feet.The proposed opportunity center, which couldcost at least $10 million to build, will houseclassroom space, collaborative workspace, anda culinary incubator.In an interview with the Albuquerque Journal,Mike Canfield, chief executive officer of theIndian Pueblo Cultural Center, said theopportunity center would be focused on skillstraining and financial literacy.The collaborative work space will featureequipment and tools for making pottery andjewelry, while the classroom space will housebusiness classes, among other things.Funding for the project, which currently has noprecise construction schedule, is expected tocome from a variety of sources.CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICOALBUQUERQUE'S POPULARINDIAN PUEBLO CULTURALCENTER TO SEE NEWFACILITY EXPANSIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/06/2022Amid a transition to a new daily workstructure, SDV Construction hascompleted work across the campuses ofNew Mexico's largest communitycollege.SDV president and CEO Paul Farlesssaid his team has been working onCentral New Mexico CommunityCollege projects for the past three years.Earlier this month, SDV wrapped upwork on its CNM's Workforce TrainingCenter, South Valley, Rio Rancho,Westside and Advanced TechnologyCenter campuses.Work included adding welcome anddirectional signage, improving lighting,landscaping and more. Improvements atthe Rio Rancho...Continue reading >ALBUQUERQUE'S SDVCONSTRUCTION WRAPSUP WORK ON CNMCAMPUSESCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBERBy Ron Davis, Albuquerque Business First 01/11/2022A new sign at the Central New Mexico Community College's Workforce TrainingCenter — one of the projects across five different campuses SDV Constructionworked on. Copyright: Albuquerque Business First 32VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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The Infrastructure Investment and JobsAct of 2021 is now law and will provide anestimated $3.725 billion to New Mexico forhighway improvements, bridgereplacement and repairs, expandingconnections to high-speed internet,improvements in water and wastewatersystems, building energy infrastructure andmore.As of right now, we don’t have enoughskilled construction workers to build theseprojects.New Mexico’s construction employmenthas decreased steadily over the pastdecade and is now about 11% below itspeak in 2006. From February 2020 toOctober 2021, our state ranked 38th in thenation in terms of constructionemployment growth.CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICOTHE FUTURE DEPENDSON CONSTRUCTIONWORKERS, NOW MORETHAN EVERBy Clinton Beall / Board President, Associated GeneralContractors, New Mexico Chapter and James Fields /Board President, Associated Contractors of New Mexico- Albuquerque Journal01/10/2022Copyright: Canva ProConstruction firms are struggling to findenough qualified workers as they continue tobe impacted by volatility in materials costs,project delays and supply chain disruptionsthat are part of today’s pandemic reality.Nationwide, experts are forecasting a onemillion-person shortage in the constructionindustry by 2023 and that about 29% of theworkforce will retire by 2026.That is why Associated General Contractors,New Mexico Chapter (AGC NM), andAssociated Contractors of New Mexico(ACONM) have launched a campaign called“Let’s Get New Mexico Working” to grow ourconstruction workforce.Both of our organizations have promotedcareers in construction for decades. In 2010,we founded ACE Leadership High School, afree public charter school for grades 9-12.ACE provides hands-on education throughdaytime and nighttime programs aimed atproducing job-ready graduates. Moreinformation is available athttps://www.aceleadership.org/.We also offer programs to prepare adults andstudents for a career in construction.Information is available by calling (505) 842-1462.As part of this campaign, we are alsoproviding:• A résumé and job board website – agc-nm.org/resume_job_board.php – whereanyone can post their résumé for free...Continue reading >33VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Rebuilding in the wake of the worst fire inColorado history may not be underway formonths to come, say officials in Colorado.What is being called the Marshall Fire isthought to have destroyed nearly 1,100structures, both residential andcommercial, while significantly damagingaround 150 more.The grass fire broke out on the morning ofDecember 30, helped along by wind gustsin the range of 115 miles per hour,prompting the evacuation of the town ofSuperior and the nearby cities ofBroomfield and Louisville.After a full day in which the fire spread tosome 6,200 acres, the fire was finally mosteffectively doused by a heavy snowfall.Authorities estimate that damage from thefire is well over the $500 million mark, withmany homeowners getting some assistanceand relief through the Federal EmergencyManagement Agency.CONSTRUCTION: SOUTHWESTCOLORADO FIRE REBUILDING SEEN AS PROTRACTED EFFORTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/10/2022Copyright: Canva ProIn a town hall meeting, Kevin Klein, ColoradoDirector of Homeland Security andEmergency Management, noted that therewill be a path to rebuilding, but added: “Thereare different phases. There is short term,intermediate, and long-term recovery. Thelong-term recovery is going to take years.”In an interview with the Associated Press,Kelly Moye, spokesperson for the ColoradoAssociation of Realtors, said the rebuilding is“going to take forever.”Moye noted that such efforts are additionallyhampered by the continuing lack of buildingsupplies due to the national supply chaincrunch.“It’s a huge chunk of the population who allneed the same thing,” she added. “And theyall need it right now.”Experts say the rebuilding effort will also behampered by the need to first remove toxicdebris from the burn sites.34VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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El Paso may see new housing, greeninfrastructure, and street projects dependingupon the fate of a new bond issue that willlikely be presented to voters in November.Members of the El Paso City Council havevoted to instruct City of El Paso staff to puttogether a bond package that will list thevarious projects, with the idea of launching aseries of public input meetings to discusswhich projects are most needed.Those meetings will be held this coming springand early summer. An official bond proposal,including the specific projects to be funded,will then most likely be voted on by thecouncil in August, three months before theelection.According to sources, the potential list mayalso include solar energy projects, as well aseco- tourism initiatives.While an exact price tag for the bond has notyet been revealed, recent history indicates agenerally positive response to such proposalson the part of El Paso voters.In 2012, the massive $473 million Quality ofLife bond program, providing funds for anynumber of community center, library, andpark improvements, was approved by 72% ofvoters.Similarly, in 2019 voters by a 59% to 41%margin gave the green light to the $413million Public Safety Bond, design to supportpolice and fire department facility projects,among other things.CONSTRUCTION: SOUTHWESTEL PASOINFRASTRUCTURE BONDELECTION PROPOSED FORNOVEMBERBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/05/2022Copyright: Canva ProWhile an exact price tag for the bond hasnot yet been revealed, recent historyindicates a generally positive response tosuch proposals on the part of El Pasovoters.In 2012, the massive $473 million Qualityof Life bond program, providing funds forany number of community center, library,and park improvements, was approved by72% of voters.Similarly, in 2019 voters by a 59% to 41%margin gave the green light to the $413million Public Safety Bond, design tosupport police and fire department facilityprojects, among other things.35VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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A move to redevelop the well-knownSakura Square in downtown Denver isunderway.The site belongs to the long-standing Tri-State Denver Buddhist Temple, which hasbeen in operation for more than a century.Located at the intersection of 19th Streetand Larimer Street, the square currentlyincludes nearly two dozen apartment units,as well as restaurant and retail space.Officials with the company that owns thesite have indicated that for the expansionto become reality the building housing thetemple itself will most likely have to bedemolished.That building was completed in 1949, andbecause of its age has some structural andmechanical system issues.In a public statement, the company SakuraSquare LLC said it wanted to “repositionSakura Square and the Temple for currentand future generations.”That means that once the current temple isleveled, work can begin on building both anew temple as well as community center.The redeveloped square will additionallysee the creation of more residential andretail space.CONSTRUCTION: SOUTHWESTDENVER'S HISTORICSAKURA SQUARE TO SEEREDEVELOPMENTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/05/2022Copyright: Jeffrey Beall, Wikimedia CommonsSakura Square was designed by well-knownarchitect Bertram Bruton and includes agarden with a monument dedicated toMinoru Yasui, a lawyer who challenged theinternment of Japanese-Americans in WorldWar II and was himself sent to a relocationcenter in Idaho.Last year the square was recognized by thegroup Historic Denver as one of the city’smost treasured historic sites. 36VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Private construction spending saw amarginal increase nationally towards theend of last year, according to a new reportjust issued by the U.S. Census Bureau.Both private residential and nonresidentialspending was up as of late November, withoverall spending between January andNovember up just under 8% over the sametime period in 2020, indicating a post-pandemic year recovery.One of the biggest gains was posted insingle-family spending, seeing a significant34% gain over 2020, with multi-familyspending up 16%.CONSTRUCTION: NATIONALNATIONALCONSTRUCTIONSPENDING POSTS 2021GAIN, SAYS REPORTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/11/2022Copyright: Canva ProAccording to a press release issued by theCensus Bureau, total construction spendingfor the first 11 months of 2021 equaled $1.4billion, or “7.9% above the $1.3 billion for thesame period in 2020.”In a different category, owner-occupiedimprovement spending climbed some 13%.The latest Census Bureau report alsorevealed a 0.5% decline in privatenonresidential spending, with oil and gas fieldstructures, as well as pipelines, off by 4.3%over 2020.Indicating the depressed condition of thelarger industry in general, spending onlodging construction projects saw thegreatest segment decrease with a big 32%decline over 2020.But in a tale of two industries, the building ofwarehouses, led by online retailersconstantly looking for more storage space,saw a 15% year-to-year increase as of late2021.37VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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New condominium projects, once amainstay of the nation’s homebuildingmarket, have largely remained on thedownside for most of last year, according toa new study released by the Washington-based Urban Institute.The report, Housing Finance at a Glance,notes that such properties have beengenerally decreasing for the last decade,and adds that the decline may be due to“construction defect litigation and relatedinsurance coverage issues.”In some states, that defect litigation hasbeen pervasive enough to lead to thepassing of legislation requiring greaterproof of structural defects before a lawsuitagainst a builder can proceed.Colorado passed such legislation in 2017.The overall decline in condominium salesrepresents a loss for the first-timehomebuyer market. In fact, says the UrbanInstitute report, “loans for first-time buyersof condominiums and cooperatives” havetraditionally been “more likely to go to one-borrower applications, a rough proxy forsingle-person households.”Adds the report: “Condominiums are anessential purchasing target of first-timehomebuyers largely because they aretypically considered more affordable thansingle-family homes in many jurisdictions.”CONSTRUCTION: NATIONALCONDOMINIUMCONSTRUCTION STILL INDECLINE, REVEALSREPORTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/10/2022At the same time, the “share of one-personhouseholds has climbed in recent decades,”says the report, noting that recent figures putthis segment at around 28% of the totalnational homebuying market.While condominium construction has provensluggish, there are some bright spots: Forbesreported that the sale of luxurycondominiums in Manhattan saw an increasein 2021, reaching levels not seen in 13 years.Despite the litigation and insurance coverageissues, the Urban Institute report suggeststhat a future increase in condominiumconstruction could prove lucrative dueentirely to one factor: demographics.Noting the nation’s declining marriage andfertility rates, along with the “increasing ageof first marriages,” a renewed emphasis onbuilding condominiums “could be the key tohelping younger households achieve andbenefit from homeownership.”Copyright: Canva Pro38VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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In late December, Deron Brown was havingtrouble finding a hotel room in Phoenix fora January conference. And from hisperspective, that was a good thing.As president and chief operating officer ofU.S. operations for Edmonton, Canada-based PCL Construction, Brown constantlytries to read the tea leaves of whereconstruction markets are headed.As 2021 turned into 2022, many of thosesigns indicated it was at least in the rightdirection.Beyond the lack of hotel rooms in Phoenix— a signpost for Brown that "people aregetting back out there and doing things" —he's noticed a distinct change in the tenorof PCL's clients across its buildings,industrial and civil divisions. Namely,they're no longer lollygagging when itcomes to committing to projects."The key is whether people are actuallypulling the trigger and signing contracts,"said Brown. "Over just the last couplemonths, we see people doing that." Forexample, while hospitality construction hasbeen one of the hardest hit sectors of thepandemic, PCL had at least six hotels invarious stages of development andconstruction at the beginning of 2022."We have a lot of developers and hotelierswho are wanting to build," Brown said."Their estimating and pre-con departmentsare very busy."CONSTRUCTION: NATIONALECONOMIC OUTLOOK:THE ISSUES THAT WILLBOOST, CHALLENGECONSTRUCTION IN 2022By Joe Bousquin, ConstructionDive01/10/2022Copyright: Canva ProIndeed, across the four regions where PCLoperates — Canada, Australia, the Caribbeanand the U.S. — the firm had a record backlogat the end of 2021. For Brown, it all adds upto a robust outlook for the year ahead."We do see a strong construction market for2022," said Brown. "Some areas are stillhurting, but a lot of other areas are verystrong."Brown and PCL aren't alone in that tentative,but rebounding, new year's forecast.Nervous optimism on pricingConstruction pros and economists are takinga cautious but more hopeful view on the yearahead, even in the face of the highest rate ofinflation since 1982, material price surges,continuing supply chain snarls and theexploding COVID-19 omicron variant.While these market observers still see plentyof challenges ahead in the sector — theendemic labor shortage being top amongtheir concerns — their perspective at thebeginning of the year marks a return, if not tonormal, at least a resemblance to the pre-pandemic world.Continue reading >39VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Construction skills training appears to bemaking a comeback nationally, according toa new study.The publication Hechinger Report, whichregularly explores educational trendsacross the country, notes that “educationfor the skilled trades appears to bereturning to fashion.”The study says that a handful of schools inthe last year have seen an average increaseof 20% or more in the number of studentsenrolling in such programs.CONSTRUCTION: NATIONALSKILLED TRADESSCHOOLS SEEING RISEACROSS THE COUNTRY,SAYS NEW STUDYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/06/2022Copyright: Canva ProSchools in Florida, Georgia, and Texas haveall experienced significant student growth.Meanwhile, the Lake Area Technical Collegein Watertown, South Dakota, recorded an8.1% registration increase. Trades educationclasses at Georgia Piedmont TechnicalCollege in Clarkston, Georgia, at the sametime, were up by 13% this fall over the fall of2020.These numbers, notes the report, are takingplace during a time when the “proportion ofhigh school students who are considering afour-year education has plummeted from71% to 48% since the start of the Covid-19pandemic.”The report additionally notes that suchenrollment jumps have taken place against abackdrop of “labor shortages in fields such asconstruction, transportation and logistics,along with rising pay for those kinds of jobsand the lower debt and the shortertimetables needed to train for them.”Responding to these trends, the RockyMountain Mechanical ContractorsAssociation late last year announced theformation of a school called the WesternStates College of Construction and designedto focus entirely on trade skills learning.The Hechinger Report additionallyreferences a study published by theGeorgetown University Center on Educationand the Workforce noting that while thosewith bachelor’s degrees still earn moremoney, the number of jobs with a median payof around $55,000 has in recent years beenrising in about half of the states.40VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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While the COVID-19 pandemic hashammered many areas of commercial realestate, the multifamily sector has emergedas a clear winner. Although apartment rents plummeted inthe early months of the pandemic, theyquickly recovered in early 2021. These rentincreases set the stage for an equallyrobust sales market that drove up theprices of apartment communities. Rent andvaluation growth, taken together, createfertile ground for development. But just because apartments are makingmoney doesn't mean the year ahead will beeasy. Industry executives, particularly onthe development side, see a number ofchallenges and opportunities in the newyear. Here, Construction Dive looks at themost important factors for the multifamilysector in 2022.CONSTRUCTION: TRENDSHOW HIGHER RENTS,RISING VALUES WILLDRIVE MULTIFAMILYCONSTRUCTION IN 2022By Leslie Shaver, ConstructionDive01/11/2022Copyright: Canva ProRent increases should moderateThe apartment industry's COVID-19 slumpdidn't last long. In the first quarter of 2021,demand doubled the usual 25,000 unitsnormally seen during that time of the year. Bythe summer, the apartment industry wasseeing record-high rent increases.However, Joe Lubeck, CEO of Florida-basedapartment owner and manager AmericanLandmark Apartments, doesn't think thesedouble-digit increases are sustainable into2022, particularly with inflation."People are paying more for food, and morefor gas and everything else," he said.Jay Parsons, vice president and deputy chiefeconomist at RealPage, agrees that rentgrowth may moderate this year."We're forecasting national growth in thehigh single digits," Parsons said. "Those arestill big numbers by comparison of mostyears, but we probably won't be touching the16% or 17% range we saw [in 2021]."In some metros, another factor limitinggrowth could be rent control legislation.Measures capping increases emerged in anumber of markets around the country. Forexample, in November, Minneapolis votersgave the city council the ability to put rentcontrols in place, while St. Paul residentspassed a ballot measure to cap most rentincreases at 3% annually.Apartment industry trade groups say rentcontrol legislation is on their radar in manyother places, including Colorado, Nevada,Illinois, Washington...Continue reading >41VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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BUILTENVIRONMENTWANT YOUR BUSINESS FEATURED HERE? BECOME ACONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER CALL US AT (505) 243-9793ABC SUPPLY CO INCCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBERNEW MEXICO VENDORS , SUPPLIERS, ANDMANUFACTURERS related supplies. Since our start in 1982, we've grown to become a national organization with 811 locations andother facilities in 49 states.Our success is the result of an unwavering focus on a single, simple guiding principle - treat contractors (largeand small) with respect and give them the products and services they need to build their businesses. We offerhigh quality products, superior service and competitive pricing, ensuring the contractors have the productsthey need - when and where they need them.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > BLOG POST: TOP 6 WAYS CONTRACTORS CAN BUILD TRUSTWITH CUSTOMERSFor contractors, a successful project starts with trust. There are easy ways to build trust with customersbefore and during projects. Even if these just serve as reminders for your crew, you’ll want to keep them top ofmind.1. Ask QuestionsBy being genuinely curious about customer needs, they’re more likely to see you as a trusted partner ratherthan someone constantly trying to sell them something.Try to spend around half of your conversations listening and asking questions. Who will be your main point ofcontact? What’s your customer’s ideal timeline? Do they have a strict budget or financing? What are theylooking for in a contractor? Asking thoughtful questions will get you the info you need to make projects asuccess.Continue reading >Phone:(505) 345-6588ABC Supply Co., Inc. is the largest wholesale distributor of roofing in theUnited States and one of the nation's largest distributors of siding,windows and other select exterior and interior building products, tools and 705 Comanche Rd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87107000500 Supplier43VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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NEW MEXICO ARCHITECTS,ENGINEERS, AND DESIGNERSBUILTENVIRONMENTWANT YOUR BUSINESS FEATURED HERE? BECOME ACONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER CALL US AT (505) 243-9793GEOMAT INC CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBERPhone:(505) 327-7928GEOMAT Inc. is a leading engineering consultancy that providesgeotechnical engineering, construction materials testing, and civil/miningengineering services. GEOMAT has a reputation for performance, 915 Malta Ave, Farmington, NM 87401000230 Engineerinnovation, and quality in demanding jobs. GEOMAT Inc. is an owner- operated firm based in the Farmingtonand Rio Rancho/Albuquerque, NM areas that since its inception in 2004, has provided services to almost 4,000projects throughout the New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado. GEOMAT provides services on projects of alltypes and sizes, and no project is too large or small. GEOMAT Inc. is a highly qualified firm distinguished for itslocal expertise, professional service, and unsurpassed value. GEOMAT’s business philosophy is simple; lookafter the needs of the client and the business will take care of itself.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > FEATURED PROJECTSLukachukai Wash BridgeGallegos Wash MilitaryBridgeAztec Arterial RouteLearn more >Learn more >Learn more >44VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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BUILTENVIRONMENTWANT YOUR BUSINESS FEATURED HERE? BECOME ACONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER CALL US AT (505) 243-9793GLASS RITECONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBERNEW MEXICO SUB-CONTRACTORSthe manufacture and installation of our custom top of the line Energy Quest vinyl windows and customaluminum replacement windows. Glass-Rite is also a distributor of JeldWen Windows and Door’s vinyl andpremium clad wood windows and doors.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) 764-9899ABOUT US: Glass-Rite has been in business in Albuquerque since 1984. We specialize in 808 Gibson SE, Albuquerque, NM 87102085000 WindowsGLASS RITE BLOG: YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED: WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN BUYING GLASS-RITEWINDOWSWhat kind of windows do I want?Windows are no longer just a piece of glass with a wood frame. It’s 2020, we’ve made huge technologicaladvances since the 1920’s. Whether you’re looking to replace your windows for aesthetic reasons or to savemoney on your energy bills, Glass-Rite can point you in the directions of the type of window best suited foryour needs. From vinyl, aluminum or wood frames, to slider, single-hung, or picture windows, our WindowExperts are here to help guide you in choosing the type of window that makes the most sense for your home! How does the installation process work?There are as many types of installations as there are types of windows. Luckily, Glass-Rite is a manufacturerand an installer–allowing you to cut out the middleman. Our process begins with a free, in-home, no-pressuremeeting with our Window Experts to provide you with a detailed and accurate quote. After the type and size ofwindows have been confirmed, we take it from there. Your custom windows will be manufactured locally, thendelivered and installed within a few weeks. Continue reading > 45VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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BUILTENVIRONMENTWANT YOUR BUSINESS FEATURED HERE? BECOME ACONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER CALL US AT (505) 243-9793ALL-RITE CONSTRUCTIONCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBERNEW MEXICO GENERAL CONTRACTORS All-Rite Construction Inc. is a full service general contractor headquartered in Albuquerque, NM. We haveserved the Southwestern United States for more than 25 years. We have serviced many Federal Agencies aswell as our commercial and prime contractor clientele in numerous different capacities. As for ourgovernmental clientele, we have performed cost plus, fixed price, lump sum, not to exceed and best valuedesign and construction contracts for many governmental agencies and sub agencies.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 344-7663539 Oliver Ross Dr NW, Albuquerque, NM 87121000310 General ContractorFEATURED PROJECTSNational Park ServiceProjectsUNM Projects State of New MexicoLearn more >Learn more >Learn more >46VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALTotal Planroom Visitors: 902+ The University of New Mexico (UNM) requests written proposals fromGeneral Contractors to provide construction services for the OlympicSports Training Center, also known as the “New Mexico MutualChampions Training Center”. This project will add 11,337 Gross SquareFeet (GSF) of building adjacent to the north wall of the existing TowDiehm facility on the south end of the University of New MexicoStadium. The project consists of a single-level, reinforced steel structureto house three main floor areas for various Olympic Sports TrainingEquipment and activities, including training offices, mechanical,electrical, storage and restroom support areas. An interior CardioMezzanine is included within the envelope of the new building, and isdesigned to be integral with the HVAC systems provided for the mainbuilding structure. The structure is designed reinforced, to facilitate theaddition of a future roof observation deck, and will connect to theexisting exterior stairs on the north east end of the existing Tow DiehmBuilding.Project Red Notes:Addendum 1 has been sent to the Reprographics Dept for posting.(posted 1.7.22)SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: Q&A BOARD (UNM Q&A BOARD)DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS: 1/17/2022 @ 2:00 PMSUBMIT BIDS TO:https://solutions.sciquest.com/apps/Router/SourcingResponseReviewSubmit?ResponseId=2431471&tmstmp=1640728117459 (Review &Submit)UNM- OLYMPIC SPORTS TRAININGCENTERScope: PUBLICFEATUREDPROJECT2021-8B34 >OWNER: University ofNew MexicoKey InformationAddress: 1700 Lomas NE Ste 2600Albuquerque NM 87106Phone Number:(505) 277-2036Bid Date/Time: 1/25/2022 - 04:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 1Memo Count: 0Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:Addenda ReceivedProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Education Public Funding: Yes Bid Security: 5% Bid BondPlans/Specs Status: Online Only -sign up for our plan room to viewARCHITECT: McClain +Yu Architecture &DesignAddress: 2009 Ridgecrest Dr SEAlbuquerque NM 87108Phone Number:(505) 266-2142Pre-Proposal Conference01/22/000 - 2:00 PMUniversity Stadium...48VOULME 02 | ISSUE 26Image Copyright: Canva Pro2022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALTotal Planroom Visitors: 452 + Construction of improvements to the existing WWTF including a newHeadworks CMU Building with mechanical screen; modifications to theexisting influent pump station, new mixers and SCADA, new equalizationpond, and submersible lift station, and replacement of existing UVequipment. One building - 800 SF CMU Building (Headworks)Project Red Notes:SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: Carl Abrams Carl.abrams@hdrinc.comDEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS: 2.18.2022SUBMIT BIDS TO:The Village of Angel FirePurchasing Department3388 Mountain View BlvdAngel Fire NM 87710Copies 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.VILLAGE OF ANGEL FIREWASTEWATER TREATMENTFACILITYScope: PUBLICDOCUMENTSAddenda: 0 FilesSpecifications: 19 FilesBlueprints: 93 FilesFEATUREDPROJECT2021-8A77 >OWNER: Village ofAngel Fire Key InformationAddress: 3388 Mountain View BlvdAngel Fire NM 87710Phone Number:(575) 377-3232Bid Date/Time: 2/24/2022 - 01:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 0Memo Count: 0Phase: Bidding Stage: ActiveStatus:New Project / First ReportProject Type: Additions /Renovations / UpgradeCategory: Wastewater TreatmentPublic Funding: YesBid Security: 5% Bid BondPlans/Specs Status: Online Only -sign up for our plan room to viewENGINEER: HDREngineering, IncAddress: 2155 Louisiana Blvd NE Ste9500Albuquerque NM 87110Phone Number:(505) 830-540049VOULME 02 | ISSUE 26Image Copyright: Canva Pro2022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALTotal Planroom Visitors: 247 + The scope of work will include but not necessarily be limited to:Improvements to the exterior lighting on campus. Exterior lightingfixtures will be added and existing lighting will be replaced as neededwith more efficient and higher lumen output LED’s from buildingentrances to and around primary parking areas.Project Red Notes:ADDENDUM 3 is available to view/download(posted 1.7.22 )ADDENDUM 2 has been sent to the Reprographics Dept for posting.(posted 12.28.21)Per ADDENDUM 1: BID DATE EXTENDED TO 01/13/2022 @ 3:00 PMADDENDUM 1 is available to view/download(posted 12.14.21 )BIDDERS LIST UPDATED 1.4.22SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: Hal Barnett 575.622.9858 For TechnicalQuestions: Yvonne Guerra 915.584.9934ENMU EXTERIOR LIGHTINGUPGRADESScope: PUBLICDOCUMENTSAddenda: 3 FilesSpecifications: 8 FilesBlueprints: 13 FilesFEATUREDPROJECT2021-800A >OWNER: ENMUPurchasing Key InformationAddress: 52 University BlvdRoswell NM 88203Phone Number:(575) 624-7127Bid Date/Time: 1/13/2022 - 03:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 3Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:Addenda ReceivedProject Type: Site Work / Non-BuildingCategory: EducationPublic Funding: YesBid Security: 5% Bid Bond / 100%Performance and Payment BondPlans/Specs Status: Online Only -sign up for our plan room to viewARCHITECT: ASAArchitects Address: 2600 N Main StRoswell NM 88201Phone Number:(575) 622-9858Pre-Proposal Conference12/07/2021 - 10:00 AMENMU-RowellBoard Rm 135, Administration Center52 University BlvdRoswell, NM 8820350VOULME 02 | ISSUE 26Image Copyright: Canva Pro2022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER FEATURED PROJECTSARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, AND DESIGN The Mosquero Municipal Schools (District) is requesting proposals from qualifiedfirms to perform architectural and/or engineering design services using the design-bid-build method in connection with the Mosquero Combined School for the Districtmore particularly described at Exhibit 1.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-8AE8 A/E SERVICES MOSQUERO SCHOOLSOWNER: Mosquero Municipal Schools BUILTENVIRONMENTThe project consists of providing professional services for the design ofimprovements to the Paseo Del Volcan and the Broadmoor Boulevard...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-8968 DESIGN OF PASEO DEL VOLCAN &BROADMOOR INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTSOWNER: City of Rio Rancho Doña Ana County is requesting proposals for professional consulting, design andengineering services for the review of and supplementation, as necessary...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-8AF0 CONSULTING, DESIGN AND ENGINEERINGSERVICES FOR RIO GRANDE PARKOWNER: Dona Ana County County desires to enter into a contractual relationship with an Offeror...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-8B8A PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECTURALSERVICES-CURRY COUNTY MULTIPURPOSELIVESTOCK PAVILIONOWNER: Curry County 51VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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2022-0165: New U-Haul >SCOPE: Work is expected to begin this spring on the constructionof a three-story U-Haul self-storage facility in Los Lunas.Owner: ---Awarded Architect:---Project Information:EST Bid Date: ---Phase: PreBidStage: Conceptual / No DesignStatus: New Project / EditorialProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Warehouse / Storage BuildingPublic Funding: YesPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONCopyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENTWork is expected to begin this spring onthe construction of a three-story U-Haul self-storage facility in Los Lunas.The building will measure around90,000 square feet, and will go up on anearly 10-acre site to the west ofInterstate 25 and east of Willow RoadNW.The facility will feature up to 650 indoorstorage rooms designed to beAmericans with Disabilities Actcompliant. Those units, as with most U-Haul facilities across the country, willalso have high-tech security andclimate-control options.In a statement, Tom Neil, president ofthe U-Haul Company of Northern NewMexico, remarked that “opening aconvenient self-storage facility withclean, spacious storage options isimportant to meet customer demand.”Neil added that there is currently“insufficient high-quality storage in LosLunas and we will change that with abuilding that will make the city and localresidents proud.”There are, to date, fourteen owned-and-operated U-Haul facilities in the Land ofEnchantment, in addition to nearly 110U-Haul neighborhood dealerships.Continue reading >U-HAUL SET TO BUILDNEW LOS LUNASFACILITYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 12/28/202152VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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NEW MEXICOACTIVE PROJECTSADDITIONS / RENOVATIONS / UPGRADESITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGVENDOR / PROFESSIONAL SERVICESBUILTENVIRONMENTEST. COST: $14,100,000EST. COST: $20,000,000EST. COST: $85,000,000Menicucci 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 USNEW CONSTRUCTIONEST. COST: $8,000,00053VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGLos Altos ParkRenovation-Phase 1 CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALACTIVE2022-01442/1/202201:30 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Renovation of 23.7acres of Los Altos Park. Demolition workincludes removal of existing softball fieldsand associated park improvements,including fencing, tennis courts, play area,horseshoe pits, dog park, asphalt paving,asphalt access roads, concrete curb andgutter, concrete paving, landscaping andirrigation. New work includesconstruction of five softball fields andassociated park improvements, includingearthwork and grading, site utilities,sports field and site lighting, asphaltaccess roads, asphalt parking lots,concrete curb and gutter, concretepaving, concrete retaining walls...$14,100,000ADDITIONS /RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $14.1 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTCLICK HERE PROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDRECOMMENDED01/19/202210:00 AM MSTAccu-Stripe IncEnchantment FencesDesert Fox PavingCassidy's LandscapingAccent Landscape Contractors CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S320000 EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTSMEMBERS Ph: 505-296-7529 Ph: 505-877-7070 Ph: 505-892-5400 Ph: 505-474-4500 Ph: 505-881-4880 VIEW MORE > NEW PROJECTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-979354VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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ACTIVENEWCONSTRUCTION ESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $8 MILLIONWarehouse / Storage / BuildingPolice / FireMilitaryFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGCountyWaterlineExtension CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2022-006B2/3/2022 02:00pm MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Construct a newbuilding housing a booster pump skid,disinfection equipment, process piping,electrical panels, HVAC, and jib crane;flow meter in a vault; yard piping; siteimprovements to include grading anddrainage, fencing, and base coursedriveway; a TTHMremoval system atexisting Tank 4 consisting of a mixer,blower and surface aeration;modifications to Tank 4; approximately12,470 feet of 10-inch waterline andconnection to existing Tank 4; electricalpower and controls.$3,000,000CLICK HERE 01/18/2022 9:00AMBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-9793Next Project: 2021-8816 WWTP DewateringFacility > QUICK VIEW:ACTIVE PROJECT HOME PAGE >Border States Electric Supply ofAlbuquerque Centauri SalesCED (ABQ) APIC Solutions IncCrescent Electric Supply Co CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S260000 ELECTRICAL MEMBERS Ph: (505) 344-1313 Ph: (505) 823-9816 Ph: (505) 872-4111 Ph: 123-456-7890 Ph: (575) 526-7755 VIEW MORE > Sewer / Waterlines / SiteworkAirports / Transportation / Rail55VOULME 02 | ISSUE 26PROJECT CATAGORY LEGEND2022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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ACTIVENEWCONSTRUCTION ESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $8 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireMilitaryParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGWWTPDewateringFacility CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2021-88162/8/202202:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Project includesconstructing a new digested sludgedewatering facility and improvements atthe wastewater treatment facility. Workincludes new precast concrete building,new dewatering equipment,miscellaneous pumps, piping, coatings,electrical equipment, instrumentationand controls and miscellaneous siteimprovements$5,000,000CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED01/11/202210:00 AM MSTNEW PROJECTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-9793General Hydronics Concrete LLC CA2 Testing & CalibrationServicesConcrete Systems Inc Altor Construction, Inc CMC RebarCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S030000 CONCRETE MEMBERS Ph: : (575) 437-6512 Ph: (505) 718-3030 Ph: (505) 884-1134 Ph: (505) 341-1551 Ph: (505) 247-4344 VIEW MORE > Previous Project: 2022-006B County WaterlineExtension > QUICK VIEW:ACTIVE PROJECT HOME PAGE >56VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGRE-BID-RuidosoHazard... CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALSCOPE OF WORK: Project Work willinclude excavation of river and adjacentareas, downstream of sewer line rivercrossings and along the banks of the RioRuidoso. Scope of Work for the existingsewer line includes installing new floodand structural encasement to protect thesewer line; lowering and encasing thesewer line; installing grouted bouldergrade control structures, grouted boulderbank protection, scour walls, and dumpedriver rock boulder channels to protect thesewer line; and protecting the river bankand manholes with stabilization andarmoring. New sewer line sections,manholes, and encasement will also beinstalled...Deming Excavating Inc E2RC LLCCED-Consolidated ElectricalDistributors Inspections Plus, LLC Inspections Plus, LLC CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S310000 EARTHWORK MEMBERSPh: : (575) 546-7122 Ph: (505) 867-4040 Ph: (575) 523-5649 Ph: (505) 344-9410 Ph: (505) 344-9410 VIEW MORE > ACTIVESITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $20 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireMilitaryParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkPROJECT CATAGORY LEGEND2021-89E92/16/202201:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESS$20,000,000CLICK HERE MANDATORY1/12/202208:00 AM MSTNEW PROJECTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-979357VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGCM@R/GC AISConcessions,Checkpoint andTSA... CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALSCOPE OF WORK: The primary scope ofwork for the project includes relocationand expansion of the TSA Checkpoint andthe secure side concessions and retailservices. A new dining hall, offeringvarious food and beverage options, willbe created as well as realignments ofother retail and dining amenitiesthroughout the A and B concourses.Renovation of approximately 112,000 SFof existing interior spaces will involve newoffices, restaurants, retail spaces, TSAsecurity and equipment relocation, exitsystems relocation, and passengercirculation areas. The renovation alsoincludes mechanical HVAC systemsreplacement...Comfort Systems USA SW Albuquerque Winnelson Enoch Mechanical Inc Design Balance Inc Farmington Heating & Metal CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER'S230000 HEATING,VENTILATION &A/C MEMBERS Ph: (505) 856-9250 Ph: (505) 884-1553 Ph: (505) 523-6741 Ph: (505) 298-6910 Ph: (505) 325-4505 VIEW MORE > ACTIVE2021-01C42/15/202201:30 AM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESS$85,000,000VENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $85 MILLIONWarehouse / Storage / BuildingPolice / FireSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Airports / Transportation / RailWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTCLICK HERE PROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDMANDATORY1/26/202210:00 AM MSTNEW PROJECTBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-979358VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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POST-BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $4 MILLIONPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYCity of PortalesBlackwaterWell Field WellEquipping... CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2021-7EA712/16/202102:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Equipping municipalsupply wells with piping and pumps forpotable water transmission$1,000,000CLICK HERE Sewer /Waterlines /SiteworkBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-97932021-7EA7 City of Portales Blackwater Well FieldWell Equipping Phase 2 > 2021-81B2 Knowles Fire Station #2 > 2021-82A1 Santa Fe River Repairs and BankStabilization Ricardo Bridge to the Don JoseOutfall > 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 $1,292,737.00 File Construction2 Low $1,460,044.00 SmithcoConstruction IncPROJECT OWNERPROJECT ARCHITECTCity of Portales(575) 356-6662100 W First StPortales NM88130DBS&A(505) 822-94006020 Academy NE#100Albuquerque NM8710960VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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POST-BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $4 MILLIONPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYKnowles FireStation #2 CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2021-81B212/14/202102:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: The scope of work forthis project includes an approximate 5,759-sf building consisting of pre-engineered metal building construction.Exterior pre-engineered metal buildingroof and wall panel systems with splitfaced CMU veneer wainscot, interior andexterior. painting, floor finishes andceiling. Electronics, doors and hardware.Mechanical, plumbing, and electricalsystems. Exterior site improvementsincluding grading and drainage, asphaltand concrete paving, site utilities. $2,000,000CLICK HERE Police / FireBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-9793Design / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallVendor / Professional ServicesConstruction Reporter MemberContract Awards: 1 Low $2,299,900.00 AnissaConstruction, Inc2 Low $2,524,342.00 LascoConstruction PROJECT OWNERPROJECT ARCHITECTLea County(575) 396-8521100 North Main,Ste 11Lovington NM88260NCA Architects PA(505) 255-64001306 Rio GrandeBlvd NWAlbuquerque NM87104-26332021-7EA7 City of Portales Blackwater Well FieldWell Equipping Phase 2 > 2021-81B2 Knowles Fire Station #2 > 2021-82A1 Santa Fe River Repairs and BankStabilization Ricardo Bridge to the Don JoseOutfall > QUICK VIEW:POST-BID PROJECT HOME PAGE >61VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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POST-BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $4 MILLIONPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYSanta Fe RiverRepairs andBank... CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2021-82A112/28/202102:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Installation of gradecontrol structures, rock retaining wall,repair of stormwater conveyances, andrevegetation$1,000,000CLICK HERE Wetland /Riverbank /ReclamationBECOME A CONSTRUCTIONREPORTERMEMBER FOR FULL ACCESS TO THIS PROJECT CALL US AT (505) 243-9793Design / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallVendor / Professional ServicesConstruction Reporter MemberContract Awards: 1 Low Kimo Constructors IncPROJECT OWNERPROJECT ENGINEERCITY OF SANTA FE(505) 955-57102651 Siringo RdBldg H Santa Fe,NM 87505William J MillerEngineers Inc(505) 983-76941511 Thirds StreetSanta Fe NM875052021-7EA7 City of Portales Blackwater Well FieldWell Equipping Phase 2 > 2021-81B2 Knowles Fire Station #2 > 2021-82A1 Santa Fe River Repairs and BankStabilization Ricardo Bridge to the Don JoseOutfall > QUICK VIEW:POST-BID PROJECT HOME PAGE >62VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactJanet Kahn Schoolof Integrated Arts -Phase 2Water WellUpgrades RepairsRAC 3WAGE DETERMINATIONSJANUARY 3RD - 7TH 2022HoneywellReservoir PipingReconfigurationRequestedDateLuis OrdonezAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority01/07/20222400 Tucker DOHUpgradesDebbie OwensUNM Hospital 01/05/2022Wage DecisionStatusAlbuquerque PublicSchools01/03/2022Bridge BoulevardReconstructionProject-Phase 2Jason ClarkBernalillo County01/03/2022MSCI Mill & InlayNMDOT01/03/2022John Baker HVACUpgradesGary StarrAlbuquerque Public Schools01/03/2022Bandelier HVACUpgradesGary StarrAlbuquerque Public Schools01/03/2022Mark Twain HVACupgradesGary StarrAlbuquerque Public Schools01/03/2022Highland WaterQuality UpgradesAlbuquerque Public Schools01/03/2022Louis NajarCity of Roswell1/7/2022Alexa MurphyRicky MattesonWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedGary StarrBE-22-0005-ABE-22-0008-BCH-22-0056-ABE-22-0014-ABE-22-0015-ABE-22-0030-BBE-22-0007-BBE-22-0003-BBE-22-0006-BBE-22-0050-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 County64VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactLRG PWWA SternDr. WaterlineExtension Phase IIRoadwayimprovementsWAGE DETERMINATIONSJANUARY 3RD - 7TH 2022Roswell Air CenterWater LineExpansionRequestedDateLouis NajarCity of Roswell01/06/2022Edgewood WaterLine Phase 2Louis NajarCity of Roswell 01/06/2022Wage DecisionStatusLower Rio Grande PublicWater Works Authority01/07/2022GAC On Track &GAC HAVCReplacement 2021-22Dominique EsparzaGadsden Independent SchoolDistrict01/05/2022SUNRISEELEMENTARY BUSLANE ASPHALTINSTALL PROJECTLas Cruces Public SchoolDistrict01/04/2022Village of HopeWater Tank ProjectSonia CarbajalVillage of Hope01/03/2022Taylor MiddleSchool-Old StorageArea and Westplayground.Bill LewisLovington Municipal Schools01/07/2022Ben AlexanderElementaryNorthwestplaygroundBill LewisLovington Municipal Schools01/07/2022Lovington HighSchool-MediaCenter 2.Lovington MunicipalSchools01/07/2022Desiree LopezCity of Jal01/07/2022Martin LopezJacob GamonWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBill LewisDA-22-0024-AED-22-0004-HLE-22-0052-ADA-22-0034-BDA-22-0049-ACH-22-0042-ALE-22-0057-ALE-22-0054-ALE-22-0055-ACH-22-0043-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 County65VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactLos Alamos WWTPTertiary TreatmentFilter BuildingManhole and WaterValve AdjustmentWAGE DETERMINATIONSJANUARY 3RD - 7TH 2022Fuller Lodge ArtCanopyReplacementRequestedDateWayne KohlrustLos Alamos County01/05/2022Fuller LodgePainting, Log Repairand Sealing andChinkingWayne KohlrustLos Alamos County 01/05/2022Wage DecisionStatusLos Alamos County01/04/2022Navajo Prep GymRoofs PolyurethaneRenovation...CES...ML...221198...RoofCareShawna BecentiNavajo Preparatory SchoolInc01/04/2022Navajo Prep GymRoofs PolyurethaneRenovationNavajo Preparatory SchoolInc01/03/2022Navajo PreparatorySchool...CES...ML...221199...FarmingtonConstructionShawna BecentiNavajo Preparatory SchoolInc01/03/202220th Street ProjectPhase IIIKelli SandovalCity of Farmington01/03/2022Sanitary SewerManhole RehabKelli SandovalCity of Farmington01/03/2022Gila St 8"WatermainReplacementCity of Farmington01/03/2022Kelli SandovalCity of Farmington01/03/2022James MartinezShawna BecentiWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedKelli SandovalSJ-22-0017-BSJ-22-0016-BSJ-22-0010-ASJ-22-0023-BLA-22-0026-BLA-22-0031-BSJ-22-0013-ASJ-22-0011-ASJ-22-0012-ALA-22-0035-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 County66VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactUretek-Algodonesfoam injectionWAGE DETERMINATIONSJANUARY 3RD - 7TH 2022Independence Baseball fieldsRequestedDateDinah MaynesWest Las Vegas Schools01/07/2022Lower MontoyasArroyo BankStabilization ProjectAndres SanchezSouthern Sandoval CountyArroyo Flood ControlAuthority01/07/2022Wage DecisionStatusNew Mexico Departmentof Transportation01/03/2022SF DE VARGASTENANTIMPROVEMENTSDenise IpState of New Mexico GeneralServices Department01/06/2022SF WILLIE ORTIZWSD LABORRELATIONS/HUMAN RIGHTS BUREAURENOVATIONState of New Mexico GeneralServices Department01/06/2022Firelight Fire AlarmVoice EvacAntoinette YoungMoriarty-Edgewood SchoolDistrict01/04/2022Installation andrepair of insulatedwall panelsKimela MillerNew Mexico Institute ofMining & Technology01/06/2022Ricky MattesonDenise IpBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedSF-22-0038-BSF-22-0022-BSF-22-0039-BSA-22-0009-ASA-22-0051-ASO-22-0040-BSM-22-0053-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 County67VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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I’m not a landlord. I am not at risk of losing any moneyif a property doesn’t perform. I also don’t get to sharein the profits when the property does well. So do Ihave an ethical responsibility to let a landlord know ifI think the tenant I am presenting to him is less thanstellar?Ponder this: A tenant comes to you and asks to berepresented in his search for new office space. Theircurrent lease will be up in six months and they wouldlike to sign you up as their exclusive tenant rep. Youhappen to have knowledge that this tenant was aconstant problem for their current landlord; always inarrears, exceeding his parking allotment, messing upthe common areas and restrooms, etc.Now many of you will say, “Don’t accept theassignment,” which is a fair statement, and I wouldagree. This isn’t a client I would have any interest inrepresenting. But we aren’t all so discriminating. Manybrokers take this assignment with the full knowledgethat if they are able to find this tenant office space,the tenant will most likely—eventually—breach atleast some of the clauses of the lease.Their rationale is that the landlord should perform hisdue diligence, assess the risk, and then determine theappropriate securitization of the lease with a personalguarantee, letter of credit, cash deposit, or deferredcommissions. Thus, if the landlord is willing to acceptthe risk, why should the broker care?Now, as an SIOR broker, I don’t have to read the Codeof Ethics to figure out what to do. It’s simple: I avoidthis tenant and move on. But if you were to decide toaccept this tenant as a client (maybe it’s a slowmonth), you may want to review the SIOR Code ofEthics and/or your state licensing law as it mightrequire you to disclose these facts about your tenant.But wait…don’t you also have a Duty of Confidentialityto your client? See how messy this gets?A QUESTION OF ETHICSWEDNESDAY APRIL 27TH9:00 AM - 5:00 PM - 2022 TRANSACT 360 - CLICK HERE The easiest thing to do (and sometimes also thehardest) is to say no to business. I can tell you thatone of the best feelings I have ever had was firing aclient (after discovering unsavory details abouttheir business practices). They were so stunned tolearn that not everyone was as unethical as theyare.SIOR brokers are held to a strict code of ethics. It’snot only our duty to follow the code, but also ourduty and responsibility to report violations of thecode to the SIOR Professional Standards Committee.This is sometimes the toughest part. We rely oncooperation from brokers in our market as well asoutside our market. Reporting violations isobviously something that must be done judiciouslyand after careful consideration. But it must be done.Ignoring violations makes your SIOR designation farless valuable; it calls into question the ethicalstandards of all members and makes theorganization weaker overall. But having these codesof ethics is what helps to ensure SIOR brokers arethe most ethical professionals in the industry.Continue reading >SIOR EVENT CALENDAR2022Copyright: SIOR71VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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CARNM EVENT CALENDARJANUARY 2022“THE SIGNALS PROVIDED BY THE DODGEMOMENTUM INDEX CONTINUE TO SUGGEST THATCONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY WILL IMPROVE IN 2022—AND, MORE IMPORTANTLY, THAT THIS GROWTHWILL BE MORE BALANCED THAN WHAT WAS SEENIN 2021.”Planning for commercial and industrial buildingsreached 13-year and 14-year highs, respectively inthe Dodge Momentum Index.Throughout the year, the overall Momentum Indexincreased 23%, the strongest annual gain since2005 despite the lingering risks of COVID-19 andlow demand for some types of nonresidentialbuildings, said the Dodge Construction Network,which prepares the index.“The signals provided by the Dodge MomentumIndex continue to suggest that construction activitywill improve in 2022—and, more importantly, thatthis growth will be more balanced than what wasseen in 2021. However, the ever-present risks ofthe pandemic and tight labor force will work tocounter these trends, leading to moderate growthover the new year,” DCN forecasted.COMMERCIAL,INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGPLANNING HIGHEST INOVER A DECADEDecember, though, saw some backsliding.The Index fell 3% in the last month of the year to 166.4(2000=100), down from the revised November readingof 170.7 with commercial planning down 4%, andinstitutional planning slipping 1%.In December, a total of 21 projects with a value of $100million or more entered planning, according to DCN.The firm said the leading commercial projects werethe $300 million OKANA Resort in Oklahoma City, OK,and the $200 million Project Tarpon Amazondistribution center in Daytona Beach, FL with theleading institutional projects being the $250 millionUniversity of Michigan Detroit Center for Innovation inDetroit, MI, and a $150 million laboratory in Lexington,MA.The December decline followed a falloff in November,the company’s research showed.Total construction starts fell 14% in November to aseasonally adjusted annual rate of $867.8 billion.The short-term outlook remains cloudy due tocontinued escalation in material prices and laborshortages, said Richard Branch, chief economist forDodge Construction Network.Continue reading >WEDNESDAY JANUARY 19TH8:00 AM - 9:00 AM: LIN MARKETING MEETING – HOST NEEDED! - CLICK HERE THURSDAY JANUARY 20TH9:00 AM - 1:00 PM: 2021 NMREC CORE COURSE - CLICK HERE73VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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Adaptive reuse projects can often be a high-risk, high-reward proposition, as aging or obsolete assets bringtheir own set of unique challenges for developers hopingto revitalize or reposition a property for new uses.But as availability of land continues to shrink in denselypopulated areas, and big-box retail stores stand empty,developers are taking another look and evaluating theuntapped potential of repositioning these sites.Below, some examples of unique adaptive reuse projectsacross the U.S.From Sears to Top-secret Tech Hub“Sears, the once-ubiquitous department store that hasbeen battered by the growth of e-commerce, may haveone last thing of value to market: its own buildings,” saidThe New York Times recently.While some of the 129-year-old retailer’s buildings arebeing repurposed for other forms of retail or high-endapartments, perhaps to most unique second act for astore location is as a lab where classified weaponssystems are conceived.In Lawton, Oklahoma, near the Fort Sill Army base, theFISTA Innovation Park has taken over a former Searsspace in the city-owned Central Plaza Mall. UNIQUE ADAPTIVE REUSEPROJECTSNAIOP EVENT CALENDARJANUARY 2022The cavernous department-store-sized roomswill be divided up into smaller, secure ones,where defense contractors can “toil away ontop-secret technology.” At lunch, these high-clearance workers can meander to the mall’sfood court and hopefully shop.In Lawton, Oklahoma, near the Fort Sill Armybase, the FISTA Innovation Park has taken over aformer Sears space in the city-owned CentralPlaza Mall. The cavernous department-store-sized rooms will be divided up into smaller,secure ones, where defense contractors can“toil away on top-secret technology.” At lunch,these high-clearance workers can meander tothe mall’s food court and hopefully shop.“We’ve created a collaborative ecosystem,” saidJames Taylor, director of the FISTA InnovationPark project. “And anyway, no one else wasstanding in line to occupy these stores.”A Big-risk Brownfield-to-WarehouseConversionThe 103-acre ePort Logistics Center in PerthAmboy, New Jersey, was originally the home ofAmerican Smelting and Refining’s...Continue reading >THURSDAY JANUARY 20TH5:00 PM - 7:00 PM: JAN 20TH NAIOP NM DEVELOPING LEADERS 2022 KICK OFF EVENT - CLICK HEREMONDAY JANUARY 24TH12:00 PM - 1:15 PM: NAIOP NM LUNCHEON - CLICK HERE74VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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READOUT: ADMINISTRATORGUZMAN JOINS SENATOR MARKKELLY IN ARIZONA TO PROMOTESBA EFFORTS TO BUILD A BETTERAMERICAPHOENIX, AZ – Administrator Isabella CasillasGuzman, head of the U.S. Small BusinessAdministration (SBA), joined Senator Mark Kelly inArizona last week to meet with small businessowners and local organizations working with theSBA's Community Navigator Pilot Program and otherinitiatives that are helping more entrepreneursaccess valuable public resources. “Arizona's small business community has shownincredible grit and resilience throughout thepandemic, many of them tapping into vital federalCOVID relief through SBA as they pivoted andadapted to drive the state's economic recovery,"said Administrator Guzman. "My thanks to SenatorKelly, whose advocacy and leadership for Arizonahas brought our Community Navigator program tolife, and to all of our private partners who arehelping America's small businesses andentrepreneurs connect and access the resourcesthey need to grow and thrive, regardless of the zipcode they are in. As part of this effort, we arecontinuing to streamline SBA programs and serviceas to make sure we meet our small businesseswhere they are and help them seize theopportunities ahead, whether that means helpingthem expand into e-commerce or rebuild andcapitalize on improvements to America’s criticalsystems under President Biden’s new infrastructurelaw." Administrator Guzman kicked off her Arizona visit atMoreno's Mexican Grill in Mesa with Senator Kelly andhusband and wife restaurant owners Jose and MaritzaMoreno. The Moreno’s survived the pandemic withsupport through the SBA’s Paycheck ProtectionProgram (PPP) and COVID Economic Injury DisasterLoan program. During that stop, Administrator Guzmanmet with several participants in the SBA's newCommunity Navigator Pilot Program, which leveragesorganizations that have built trust in their localcommunities, to hear how they are helping businesseslike Moreno's recover from the pandemic. “The Community Navigator Program will help Arizonasmall businesses cut through red tape to keep theirdoors open, workers on the payroll and growing intothe future. I will continue to work with Republicans,Democrats, and this administration to ensure Arizona’ssmall businesses get the support they need to recoverfrom this pandemic,” said Senator Kelly.During the visit, Administrator Guzman also connectedwith Local First Arizona at Frances Boutique inPhoenix, AZ. Local First Arizona is a nonprofitorganization committed to community and economicdevelopment throughout Arizona. While there,Administrator Guzman, Senator Kelly, and smallbusiness owners of Frances Boutique, Derek Sips,Linger Longer Lounge, and Voyce Threads and RootSalon spoke about the future of small business withthe rise of e-commerce and how the BipartisanInfrastructure Law will increase broadband andinternet access for underserved communities acrossthe country. Continue reading >SBA EVENT CALENDARJANUARY 2022WEDNESDAY JANUARY 26TH9:30 AM - 11:00 AM - BOUNDARIES FOR A THRIVING BUSINESS - CLICK HERE75VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LENDING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWSAlbuquerque posted the highest medianhouse sale price on record in December,capping a year of record-setting pricegrowth.The median sale price for a single-familydetached house in metro Albuquerquestood at $315,000 last month, accordingto a monthly report from the GreaterAlbuquerque Association of Realtors. Thatfigure eclipsed the previous record –$310,000 – set in November. The meansale price stood at $364,271, narrowlysurpassing the figure from November.Both averages were up more than 16%from last December, according to thereport. The new record comes during whatis typically a slower part of the year forhome buyers and sellers in Albuquerque.Bridget Gilbert, board president forGAAR, told the Journal the high prices area consequence of fewer sellers listing theirhomes around the holidays, even as lowinterest rates help keep demand frombuyers unseasonably high.Continue reading >ABQ HOME PRICES SETNEW RECORD HIGH INDECEMBERBy Stephen Hamway, Albuquerque Journal 01/11/2022Because of a ransomware attack, the doors atmultiple Bernalillo County buildings areclosed.A lot of information on the county's websiteis down too and that is hitting the real estateindustry hard."It's having a ripple effect on the real estatemarket in general," said Damon Maddox, thepresident of the New Mexico Association ofRealtors.People in the real estate industry can't accesscounty information like taxes and deeds, sothe industry is in a holding pattern and manyclients are too."It's difficult for us to do our job if we can'taccess the county website to get that publicinformation," Maddox said.That means people buying a house likely can'tmove into it and people selling a house mayget stuck making another mortgage paymentthey were not expecting."Right now we're kind of in this limbo area,trying to do what's best for our clients andrepresent everybody's best interest but thisis just a gray area," said Katie Carpenter, arealtor with the Maddox Company.A spokeswoman for the county says they areworking around the clock to try and...Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProRANSOMWARE ATTACK ONBERNALILLO COUNTY HASBIG IMPACT ON REALESTATE DEALSBy Nancy Laflin, KOAT01/06/202276VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LENDING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWSProject CharlieThe mysterious Project Charlie isunderway in Los Lunas, just west of theFacebook data center campus. While thetenant has not been revealed, the playersinvolved in the $114 million project — BHDevCo, Ryan Companies — are familiar toAlbuquerque Business First readers, asthey worked on Amazon’s Westsidefacilities. When Project Charlie is finishedin late 2022, this distribution center willemploy hundreds of people, said Los Lunassenior economic developer KristenGamboa.Markana UptownLegacy Development’s Todd Walters saidin 2019 — out of the three luxuryapartments his firm was planning in thecoming years — the Markana Uptownwould be the model to chase. Constructionstarted on the 243-unit complex inSeptember 2021 and will include 400,000square feet. Markana Uptown will belocated near Buca di Beppo ItalianRestaurant and the Hilton Garden Inn,across the street from the One ParkSquare and Two Park Square officetowers.Continue reading >THESE COMMERCIALREAL ESTATE PROJECTSIN NEW MEXICO AREONES TO WATCH IN 2022By Ron Davis, Albuquerque Business First 01/07/2022Santa Fe has become a half-million-dollarcity.The median price for a single-family homesold in Santa Fe in the fourth quarter of 2021crossed the $500,000 mark for the first time,reaching $535,000.The price is even higher across Santa FeCounty, including in the city.That number hit a record $607,500, 13percent higher than a year ago, according todata from the Santa Fe Association ofRealtors. County areas surrounding the citysaw a 23 percent home price hike to$746,000.Even the city’s quadrant with the lowesthome prices — an area that includes midtownand southern Santa Fe, where more than afourth of Santa Fe County home sales occur— had a median price of $425,000, theassociation said in its quarterly report.Continue reading >MEDIAN PRICE FOR ASANTA FE HOME CROSSES$500,000By Teya Vitu, Santa Fe New Mexican01/05/2022Copyright: Canva Pro77VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LENDING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWSNew home communities in southwestAlbuquerque, Rio Rancho and Santa Fe arecoming online in early 2022.Albuquerque-based Price LandDevelopment Group said the threecommunities, amount to 541 homes to theAlbuquerque and Santa Fe metro areasand make up the bulk of the current firm'sproject pipeline.As of late December, vertical constructionon the first phases of the Aspirecommunity in southwest Albuquerque andLos Diamantes in Rio Rancho is underway,company founder Garret Price said. In thefirst quarter of 2022, the development willstart on phase two for both of thosecommunities along with phase two ofColibri in Santa Fe.The original plan for the Aspire communitywas to start lot development on phase twoin September.Price said his company closed the last yearby completing its goal of delivering 777lots across communities Albuquerque, RioRancho and Santa Fe. The first phases ofAspire, Colibri and Los Diamantesaccounted for 491 of that goal.D.R. Horton Inc. started sales on theAspire community...Continue reading >PRICE LANDDEVELOPMENT GROUPHAS PLANS TO DELIVERMORE THAN 500 LOTS INEARLY 2022By Ron Davis, Albuquerque Business First 01/09/2022A nearly 47,000 square industrial buildingcurrently housing a steel manufacturingcompany is up for sale in Greeley, Colorado.What is popularly known as the Brewer SteelCompany building was built in 1995 and islocated one a 4.4-acre site at 2985 1stAvenue on the eastern side of Greeley.The Brewer company ceased operations atthe site several years ago and has since beenreplaced by EMIT Technologies Incorporated.A one-story structure, the building is alsolocated in a defined Opportunity Zone, andfeatures a ceiling height of 40 feet and a clearheight of 38 feet.Listed with Waypoint Real Estate of FortCollins, the building is in a part of the citypopulated with other modern warehousesand garages.Emit Technologies, specializing in steelproducts, catalytic converters, engine controlsystems, and automotive accessories, amongother products, has a second facility locatedin Sheridan, Wyoming.GREELEY INDUSTRIALBUILDING HOUSING BUSYSTEEL COMPANY IS LISTEDFOR SALEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/07/2022Copyright: Waypoint Real Estate, - Loopnet 78VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LENDING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWSWhile the continued presence of covid, ina new form, continues to spark uncertaintyin many markets, the demand for officespace has remained steady up to the endof last year, according to a new CBREreport.Based in Dallas, CBRE stands for ColdwellBanker Richard Ellis and is the largestcommercial real estate services companyin the world.“Uncertainty typically hampers leasingactivity,” remarks Nicole LaRusso, adirector of research and analysis for thecompany CBRE Group. “But,” continues LaRusso in a statement,“two indices referenced by CBRE indicateonly tiny losses in office space leasing as ofNovember, with a third holding steady. Itappears that companies remain focused ontheir long-term needs for office space.”Using a measurement known as theTenant-in-the-Market Index, the CRBEreport shows that the office marketssurveyed held steady with an average 85ranking as of November. A robust 50% ofthe markets came in above 90.Leaders in the survey include New Yorkand Houston, both ranked in the mid toupper 90s, and the big Dallas-Fort Worthmetro market coming in at 101.NEW CRBE REPORTSHOWS LATE 2021OFFICE LEASINGSTABILITYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/07/2022Showing a gradually improving picture, theTenants-in-the-Market Index was at 69overall just over a year ago.Looking forward, CRBE has released anextensive report called 2022 U.S. Real EstateMarket Outlook in which it is predicting a“positive outlook for the economy andcommercial real estate” in the coming year.In an overview of the report, RichardBarkham, global chief economist and head ofresearch for CRBE, noted that while therecent Omicron variant is creating marketuncertainty as it pertains to new officeleasing, “fiscal and monetary policy remainshighly supportive of economic growth.”Barkham is additionally forecasting that the“supply/demand balance in the office sectorwill remain highly favorable for occupiers, butthe pace of recovery will pick up following asluggish 2021.”Copyright: Canva Pro79VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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5150 SAN FRANCISCO NELearn more >BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO REAL ESTATE COMPANIES based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, offering services in brokerage, property management and development.We are proud of having over 60 years of collective experience and having designations of Certified CommercialInvestment Member (CCIM) and Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR). We are best known for ourability to combine unique market knowledge with the highest levels of expertise and thorough planning toproduce cost-effective, creative real estate solutions. We are committed to honesty, integrity, and service inour relationships with clients, customers, and the general public.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 831-3333OUR COMPANYJohnson Commercial Real Estate is a full service real estate company, JOHNSON COMMERICALREAL ESTATE4811 Hardware Dr NE, Suite C-5, Albuquerque, NM 87109NM’S COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY EXPERTSFEATURED COMMERICAL PROPERTIES: 8600 SAN MATEO NE,SUITE 140601 RIO GRANDE NWLearn more >Learn more >80VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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BUILTENVIRONMENT2022-0401: Building Sale-SantaFe Apartment Complex >3226 Rufina Street Santa Fe, NM 87507EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: An apartment complex advertised asbeing “located in the epicenter of Santa Fe activity,” is being listedfor sale for $3.2 million.Attachment: NMAA-rufina3226sf-sml >Real Estate Agent:Todd Clarke, NM Apartment Advisors Property Information:Sale Type: InvestmentProperty Type: Multifamily Building Size: 16,750 SFBuilding Class: BLot Size: 0.88 AC Opportunity Zone: YesYear Built/Renovated: 1980/2018FEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTYFOR SALE Copyright:NM Apartment Advisors An apartment complex advertised asbeing “located in the epicenter of SantaFe activity,” is being listed for sale for$3.2 million.The complex in southwest Santa Fe ismade up of just under two dozen unitsin two, two-story buildings comprising10,400 square feet.With its address at 3226 Rufina Street,the complex was built in 1984 and sawrenovations completed nearly 4 yearsago.Listed by New Mexico ApartmentAdvisors, Incorporated of Santa Fe,which specializes in apartmentinvestment properties, the complex isadditionally located in a definedOpportunity Zone.The “epicenter” refers to the complex’sproximity to the immersive artentertainment venue Meow Wolflocated several blocks away, as well asthe proximity of a nearby Wal-Mart andHome Depot outlet.SANTA FE APARTMENTCOMPLEX THAT IS BUSY,GROWING PART OF THECITY UP FOR SALEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter01/11/2022$3,200,00082VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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BUILTENVIRONMENT2022-03FE: Land Sale -Archdiocese of Santa FeAuctionSanta Fe, NM 87501EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: An online auction of morethan 400 land parcels and properties owned by theArchdiocese of Santa Fe in some fifteen New Mexicocounties is scheduled to begin on January 31.Real Estate Agent:SVN Accelerated Sales Land Information:Price: $2,000,000Property Type: LandTotal Lot Size: 1,000 Acres Auction Date: 2/7/2022Auction Location: Online Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case No: 18-13027-t11FEATURED: LAND FOR SALE Copyright: Canva Pro *not actual photo of land for saleAn online auction of more than 400 landparcels and properties owned by theArchdiocese of Santa Fe in some fifteen NewMexico counties is scheduled to begin onJanuary 31.The one-week auction will be conducted bySVN Auction Services of Boynton Beach,Florida, and will include any number of office,residential, and commercial buildings.What is officially called the Phase Two auction,as approved by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court forthe District of New Mexico, follows aSeptember auction offering 140 Archdiocese-owned parcels in Bernalillo, Sandoval andValencia counties.That auction generated around $1.4 million.The Archdiocese has been in the process ofboth auctioning off and selling property itowns after declaring bankruptcy as a result ofa series of lawsuits alleging sexual abuse bymembers of the Catholic clergy.To date, there have been around 300settlements stemming from sexual abuseclaims.In an Archdiocese blog published last month,Archbishop John Webster acknowledged thatthe Chapter 11 process has been lengthy.“We are making progress, albeit slowprogress,” wrote Webster, adding his hope thatthe process will “bring healing to the victims ofsexual abuse, to their families, our parishes andthis local Church.”ARCHDIOCESE OF SANTA FEPROPERTIES SET FORAUCTIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter01/05/202283VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PROPERTYFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICEBUILDINGSIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALCOMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTYFOR SALE NEW MEXICODESCRIPTION600 1st St NWStreet-front presenceWalking distance t public transportation & other amenitiesGround & lower level suitesOn-street parking availableFloor plan includes common areas, suites, conference rooms andstudio space$990,000Albuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND20,214 SFBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTIONJoe's Pasta House3201 Southern BlvdLong-Standing History – Joe’s Pasta House has operated out of thesame space since 1998, over 20 years of business in the same building.Trade Area Growth and Development –The property is surrounded bymany apartments and condos attracting an immediate consumerbase.CLICK HERE 4,720 SFREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTION1407 W 2nd St$250,000CLICK HERE 4,035 SFDESCRIPTIONSundance Dental Care6588 E Main StCLICK HERE 3,414 SF$1,181,000$1,516,814Sale Type: Investment or Owner UserProperty Type: RetailBuilding Size: 4,035 SFBuilding Class: BZoning: C-1Opportunity Zone: NoTenant Investment in Location - Dental support organizations rarelyrelocate due to high build-out costs of and difficulty in retainingpatientsPassive Lease Structure - 8.5 YR NNN lease provides owner with handsoff investment opportunity84VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PROPERTYFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICEBUILDINGSIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALCOMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTYFOR SALE NEW MEXICODESCRIPTION2220 N Grimes StLOGIC 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 T-Mobile (NASDAQ:TMUS),Dunkin’ Donuts / Baskin-Robbins (NASDAQ: DNKN)...$3,392,000Albuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND5,700 SFBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTIONAnytime Fitness3825 N Grimes StSale Type: Investment NNNProperty Type: RetailBuilding Size: 7,000 SFBuilding Class: BOpportunity Zone: No CLICK HERE 7,000 SFREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTION900 10th StN/ACLICK HERE 2,253 SFDESCRIPTIONFormer NAPA AutoParts707 N White Sands BlvdCLICK HERE 9,625 SF$1,815,000$625,000Fully equipped former BBQ restaurant.Near Holloman AFB.Central located in Alamogordo, NM.Within on of the towns primary corridors.Prime Location with approx. 175 feet of frontage along White Sands Blvd.This property was formerly the location of NAPA Auto Parts and ACPrint &Design and allows for endless possibilities. Two retail spaces that share acommon wall. Retail space #1 is approx. 6,965 sqft and features 2 offices,2 restrooms and ability to build out the space. Retail space #2 is approx.2,660 sqft and features a reception desk, break room area, restroom...85VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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LANDFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICETOTAL LOT SIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALDESCRIPTION0 Bridge Blvd. SW -NEC Coors & BridgeBlvds. SWCOMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE NEW MEXICOAlbuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND5.66 AcresBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTIONRosarito & 11thStreet SE -NeighborhoodCommercial Land$455,000CLICK HERE 1.99 AcresREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTION1 Nelson Ave$875,000CLICK HERE 5.42 Acres$950,000This parcel is aggressively priced. Close to the Rehabilitation residentialfacility, that purchased their 3 acres for $900, 000 plus roadimprovements. Ideal for commercial, mixed use, retail or multi-family.There are few choices of development parcels on the market currently ofthis size.IDO ZONING - MX-T Low Intensity PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS - Greatopportunity for commercial, office or retail development - Great visibilityalong a major commuter route - 33,600 cars per day at intersection -Underserved market development opportunity - Located close to AlamosaCommunity Center and Park.Dense infill location surrounded by residential propertiesEasy access to Southern Blvd. and Golf Course Rd.Located in a fast-growing trade area86VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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SPACE NEWS: NEW MEXICOA former financial officer for the NewMexico Spaceport Authority filed asweeping lawsuit this week against Gov.Michelle Lujan Grisham and 20 other stateofficials, alleging fraud and embezzlement,along with a variety of other accusations. Certified public accountant and formerChief Financial Officer for the SpaceportAuthority Zach DeGregorio, filed the suiton Monday and claims that high rankingstate officials, including the governor, thestate attorney general and the stateauditor, were all at least complicit incovering up financial crimes related to theoperation and funding of the spaceport. In his legal complaint of more than 200pages, DeGregorio, who is representinghimself, painted a picture of adysfunctional state organization led bystate officials who allegedly defraudedtaxpayers and tried to cover their tracks.According to DeGregorio’s claims, stateofficials not only worked together to coverup wrongdoing but also later retaliatedagainst DeGregorio and in turn, allegedlyviolated the state’s WhistleblowerProtection Act. “Contrary to the NM WhistleblowerProtection Act, [DeGregorio] facedintense retaliation following hiswhistleblower complaints. [DeGregorio]was treated as a problem that needed tobe silenced and removed,” FORMER SPACEPORTAUTHORITY FINANCIALOFFICER TAKES ON STATEOFFICIALS INWHISTLEBLOWER SUITBy Andy Lyman, NM Political Report 01/06/2022DeGregorio wrote. “Government officials atthe highest levels including the Governor, theCabinet Secretary of Economic Development,the NM State Auditor, the NM AttorneyGeneral, and others conspired together andtook actions to retaliate against[DeGregorio].”A spokesperson for Lujan Grisham told NMPolitical Report that the office does notcomment on pending litigation. DeGregorio alleged in his legal complaint thatthen-Spaceport Director Dan Hicksrepeatedly violated both state law andinternal policies. In June 2020, the state hiredThe McHard Firm, an independent auditingagency to investigate DeGregorio’s claims.The firm reportedly found that Hicks “was anextremely dysfunctional manager” who “atother times obviously attempting charm inwhat was described to us as ineffectual, inept,and also embarrassing to observers.”Continue reading >Copyright: Spaceport America 89VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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BUILTENVIRONMENTSPACE EVENTSNATIONWIDESpaceX's Starship could launch on its first orbital test flight from the company's "Starbase" facility,which is near the South Texas village of Boca Chica.A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will launch the second COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation (CSG 2) radarsurveillance satellite for the Italian space agency. It will lift off from Cape Canaveral, Florida. A Rocket Lab Electron rocket will launch two small satellites for BlackSky Global's Earth observationfleet. It will lift off from the Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand.Virgin Orbit's LauncherOne rocket will launch on its fourth flight and its second operational mission,carrying a group of small government and commercial satellites. It will air-launch from a Boeing 747carrier jet called "Cosmic Girl," which will take off from the Mojave Air and Space Port in California. EXPECTED THIS JANUARYJANUARY 15THAstra's Rocket 3.3 will launch the S4 Crossovertechnolgy demonstration mission from thePacific Spaceport on Kodiak Island, Alaska.JANUARY 17THThe full moon of January, known as the WolfMoon, arrives at 6:48 p.m. EST (2348 GMT).VIEW FULL CALENDAR >JANUARY 21STA United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket willlaunch the fifth and sixth satellites for the U.S.Space Force's Geosynchronous SpaceSituational Awareness Program, in a missiontitled USSF 8. It will lift off from Space LaunchComplex 41 at Cape Canaveral Space ForceStation in Florida.JANUARY 27THA Russian Soyuz rocket will launch anotherbatch of satellites into orbit for OneWeb'ssatellite internet constellation. The mission,called OneWeb 13, will lift off from the BaikonurCosmodrome in Kazakhstan.JANUARY 29THConjunction of the moon and Mars. The waningcrescent moon will pass just 2.4 degrees northof the Red Planet. Look for the pair in the dawnsky in the constellation Sagittarius. FEBRUARY 1STThe new moon arrives at 12:46 a.m. EST (0546GMT).FEBRUARY 12THConjunction of Venus and Mars. The two planetswill be about 6.5 degrees apart in the dawn sky.Look for the pair in the constellation Sagittarius.90VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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NEW MEXICO SPACE COMPANIES BUILTENVIRONMENTIn 1998, SolAero broke ground on it's new facility where we developed and commercialized a 23% efficientdual-junction solar cell in 12 months while most industry experts projected that it would take 3 years toaccomplish. Beginning in 1999, we continued to release new space qualified solar cell technology every 24months for 10 years, driving technological innovation, not only in space power, but in space applications thathave transformed how we live. NASA's Starshine-3 launched in 2001 was the first satellite powered by ourAdvanced Triple-Junction (ATJ) solar cells. In the period from 2000 to 2009, SolAero's ATJ solar cell was thebest-selling satellite solar power solution in the world.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 332-5000SINCE 2001, SOLAERO SOLAR CELLS AND PANELS HAVE SUPPLIED PRIMARYPOWER TO OVER 760 SUCCESSFUL SPACE MISSIONS WITH ZERO-ON ORBITFAILURES.SOLAERO TECHNOLOGIES10420 Research Road SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123We create world-class innovative solutions that arepowering the new space race.COMPANY NEWS:THE SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH OF NASA’S JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE MARKS THE 1,002ND SATELLITEPOWERED BY SOLAERO TECHNOLOGIESALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Dec. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — SolAero Technologies Corp. (SolAero), a leading providerof high efficiency solar cells, solar panels, and composite structural products for satellite and aerospaceapplications, celebrated the launch of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (Webb), marking the milestone ofpowering 1,002 satellites in orbit. SolAero supplied the high-efficiency triple-junction solar cells to NorthropGrumman for integration into solar panels and solar arrays to power Webb.Since its founding in 1998, SolAero has helped to revolutionize the space industry through the advancement ofsatellite solar power technology. In just its first three years, SolAero was instrumental in the displacement ofsilicon solar cells as the primary source of satellite power after they had been in continuous use since 1958.SolAero subsequently released new satellite power technology every 18-24 months for the next two decades,driving technological innovations that have transformed how we live. Today, SolAero’s Triple-Junction (ZTJ), 4-Junction (Z4J), and 5-Junction (IMM) portfolio of solar cell products is the mostly widely used in the world, andits high-volume panel manufacturing capabilities are enabling many of the industry’s largest satelliteprograms while meeting the exacting specifications of the world’s most demanding missions.Continue reading >91VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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New 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 DevelopmentLEADERSHIP92VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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INDUSTRYNEWS QUICK LINKSBUILTENVIRONMENTNEW WATER PIPELINE WILL SERVE BIG INTELRIO RANCHO PLANT > ROSWELL ZOO SECURES FUNDING FOR FACILITYUPGRADES > ALBUQUERQUE'S POPULAR INDIAN PUEBLOCULTURAL CENTER TO SEE NEW FACILITYEXPANSION > ALBUQUERQUE'S SDV CONSTRUCTION WRAPSUP WORK ON CNM CAMPUSES > THE FUTURE DEPENDS ON CONSTRUCTIONWORKERS, NOW MORE THAN EVER > COLORADO FIRE REBUILDING SEEN ASPROTRACTED EFFORT > EL PASO INFRASTRUCTURE BOND ELECTIONPROPOSED FOR NOVEMBER > DENVER'S HISTORIC SAKURA SQUARE TO SEEREDEVELOPMENT > NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION SPENDING POSTS2021 GAIN, SAYS REPORT > CONDOMINIUM CONSTRUCTION STILL INDECLINE, REVEALS REPORT > ECONOMIC OUTLOOK: THE ISSUES THAT WILLBOOST, CHALLENGE CONSTRUCTION IN 2022 > SKILLED TRADES SCHOOLS SEEING RISE ACROSSTHE COUNTRY, SAYS NEW STUDY > HOW HIGHER RENTS, RISING VALUES WILLDRIVE MULTIFAMILY CONSTRUCTION IN 2022 > NEW MEXICOSOUTHWESTNATIONAL TRENDSCONSTRUCTIONHave a story or a lead let? Let us know byemailing magazine@constructionreporter.comCOMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE,LENDING &PROPERTY MANAGEMENTABQ HOME PRICES SET NEW RECORD HIGH INDECEMBER > ABQ HOME PRICES SET NEW RECORD HIGH INDECEMBER > THESE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PROJECTSIN NEW MEXICO ARE ONES TO WATCH IN2022 >MEDIAN PRICE FOR A SANTA FE HOMECROSSES $500,000 >PRICE LAND DEVELOPMENT GROUP HASPLANS TO DELIVER MORE THAN 500 LOTS INEARLY 2022 >GREELEY INDUSTRIAL BUILDING HOUSINGBUSY STEEL COMPANY IS LISTED FOR SALE >NEW CRBE REPORT SHOWS LATE 2021 OFFICELEASING STABILITY > NEWSLEGISLATION: NEW MEXICONEW MEXICO REGULATORS WORK ON RULESFOR NEW SOLAR PROGRAM > UNM OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT ANDCOMMUNITY RELATIONS RELEASESLEGISLATIVE UPDATES, REMINDERS > PORTION OF VACCINE MANDATE STRUCKDOWN BY FEDERAL COURT JUDGE > NEW MEXICOWEEDFEED VANA LLC, A WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSIN NEW MEXICO, RECEIVES APPROVALFOR STATE'S FIRST CANNABISMANUFACTURING LICENSE > NEW MEXICOLUMBER PRICES SOARING AGAIN > NATIONALVENDORS / SUPPLIERS SPACE: NEW MEXICOFORMER SPACEPORT AUTHORITY FINANCIALOFFICER TAKES ON STATE OFFICIALS INWHISTLEBLOWER SUIT > NEW MEXICO93VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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NEW MEXICO WEEDFEEDSPONSORED BY CANNA BROTHERS DEVELOPMENT Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Canna Brothers Development is poised to help you develop your new or next Cannabusiness using our extensive and real-world knowledge of the dynamic Cannabis industry in our approach to your project. We specialize in the following types of cannabis-focused businessmodels. - Indoor Grows - Outdoor Grows - Greenhouses - Dispensaries - Consumption Spaces - Manufacturing - Testing Labs - Research Facilities- We specialize in both COMMERCIAL LICENSES and PERSONAL GROWS! BUILTENVIRONMENTLEARN MORE >New Mexico has approved its first cannabismanufacturing license just a few monthsbefore the recreational sales of cannabis areexpected to begin.Vana LLC received approval on Jan. 6 for theClass IV manufacturing license, the company’sCEO and founder Parin Kumar toldAlbuquerque Business First last week.Cannabis Control Division spokespersonHeather Brewer confirmed the license hadbeen approved."We are so grateful for this opportunity togrow and manufacture cannabis and arelooking forward to serving New Mexico," saidKumar, who added she owns businesses in thehospitality industry in New Mexico and Texas."We hope to educate fellow New Mexicansabout the benefits of cannabis and provide avariety of consistent, high-quality products."Kumar is working with Riddhi Bhakta, who isVana’s chief operating officer.VANA LLC, A WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS IN NEWMEXICO, RECEIVESAPPROVAL FOR STATE'SFIRST CANNABISMANUFACTURING LICENSEBy Matt Narvaiz, Albuquerque Business First 01/10/2022The pair saw a new industry emerging inNew Mexico and decided to capitalize on it,Kumar said. With the manufacturing licensein hand, Vana will manufacture edibles suchas gummies and chocolates through ethanolextraction, she said.CCD rules for manufacturers are brokeninto four classes. A Class IV license allowsmanufacturers to extract cannabis throughvolatile solvents or supercritical CO2,according to the rules.That’s not all Kumar and Bhkata haveplanned, however. The two also applied andwere approved for a cultivation license thatallows them to grow up to 892 plants,Kumar said. If approved for an amendedplant count, that figure could increase to1,496 plants.Both the growing and manufacturing ofcannabis will take place in Clovis, Kumarsaid, as the two women entrepreneurspurchased a warehouse in the area. Kumardidn’t disclose the cost of the building, nordid she disclose the cost of renovations. Butshe said the cannabis will be grown indoors,leading way to what she says is a"consistent" cannabis product.Continue reading >94VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — The NewMexico Public Regulation Commission hasuntil April to finish crafting rules for thestate’s new community solar program, andthe public has just a couple weeks left toweigh in.The commission has held severalworkshops and meetings over the pastyear as part of the process. They were setto hear from members of the publicThursday, but only two people signed up.Commission staff said most interestedparties have submitted comments inwriting.Under legislation approved in 2021, thecommission was charged with creating aframework for community solar programs.Continue reading > The University of New Mexico’s Office ofGovernment and Community Relations(OGCR) has several updates and remindersfor the greater Lobo community ahead of theofficial start of the 2022 state legislativesession. New Mexico state legislators (42 Senators;70 Representatives) will convene in Santa Feon Jan. 18, 2022 for the kickoff of the SecondSession of the 55th Legislature. Like other“short” 30-day sessions that occur in even-numbered calendar years, this year’s sessionwill have its focus limited to budgetarymatters and other items placed on thelawmakers’ agenda by the Governor. The factthat the legislature only meets for a smallamount of time each winter is made possibleby the scores of different interim committeehearings each spring, summer, and fall, which,in turn, inform decisions made by thelegislature’s standing committees who makefinal decisions during the legislative sessionproper. UNM has been busy working with internaland external partners to develop a series ofstate legislative requests over the past 10months...Continue reading >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALLEGISLATION BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICOREGULATORS WORK ONRULES FOR NEW SOLARPROGRAMBy Susan Montoya Bryan, AP News01/06/2022Copyright: Canva ProUNM OFFICE OFGOVERNMENT ANDCOMMUNITY RELATIONSRELEASES LEGISLATIVEUPDATES, REMINDERSBy Susan Montoya Bryan, AP News01/10/202295VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares totake up the issue of whether vaccinemandates in the workplace are legal, aLouisiana federal judge has issued a rulingspecifically applying to workers for thefederal Head Start program.Judge Terry Doughty of the U.S. DistrictCourt for the Western District ofLouisiana has issued a preliminaryinjunction against the federal mandate asearlier instituted by President Biden.Specifically addressing the mandate as itimpacts the pre-K Head Start educationprogram, Doughty declared that theexecutive branch does not have the powerto impose a vaccine mandate without theexpress approval of Congress. The mandate has proven particularlycontroversial within the constructionindustry. The Associated GeneralContractors of America in December filed asuit in federal court claiming that themandate was economically burdensome tobuilders.While noting that the AGC supports vaccinesin general, Stephen Sandherr, chief executiveof the group, said a mandate “will only drivevaccine-hesitate workers” to seek workelsewhere.Sandherr also said that the mandate wouldhave the effect of making federalconstruction projects “slower, harder, andmore expensive.”According to the Center for ConstructionResearch and Training, while around 80% ofworkers in other occupations have beenvaccinated, only a little over 50% of allconstruction workers were in that categoryas of this fall.Biden announced in late September that thefederal government was mandatingvaccinations for all federal employees, as wellas employees with companies doing work forthe government.The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oralarguments on the mandate this week.NEW MEXICO & NATIONALLEGISLATION BUILTENVIRONMENTPORTION OF VACCINEMANDATE STRUCK DOWNBY FEDERAL COURTJUDGEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 01/05/2022Copyright: Cana Pro96VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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VENDORS / SUPPLIERS: NATIONALCopyright: Canva ProThe National Association of HomeBuilders (NAHB) says that, after a fewmonths of moderating lumber pricesfollowing the a rapid runup in early spring,those prices are soaring again. In a recentpost on its NOW blog, the association saysthis is again disrupting the housing marketand impacting affordability.According to the post, lumber prices havenearly tripled over the past four months,causing the price of an average new single-family home to increase by more than$18,600. The increases have also addednearly $7,300 to the market value of theaverage new multifamily home. Thistranslates into a $67 per month bump inrent for a new apartment.NAHB quotes Random Lengths’ reportthat, as of Dec. 29, the price of framinglumber topped $1,000 per thousand boardfeet. This is a 167 percent increase sincelate August.The per home increase is based on thesoftwood lumber that goes into theaverage new home. This includes any usedin structural framing (including beams,joists, headers, rafters, and trusses),sheathing, flooring and underlayment,interior wall and ceiling finishing, cabinets,doors, windows, roofing, siding, soffit andfascia, and exterior features such asgarages, porches, decks, railing, fences andlandscape walls.LUMBER PRICES SOARINGAGAINBy Jann Swanson, Mortgage News Daily01/11/2022According to NAHB the lumber pricevolatility dates back to the beginning of thepandemic in Spring 2020. Sawmills curtailedproduction in anticipation of reduceddemand, but when it because apparent a fewmonths later that housing was faring muchbetter than anticipated and demandremained strong, mills did not ramp upproduction accordingly. “The slow reactionby sawmills, combined with massive uptick indemand from do-it-yourselfers and big boxretailers during the pandemic resulted inlumber prices peaking at a record-shattering$1,500 per thousand board feet in May 2021,before beginning a gradual decline throughlate August,” the post says.Continue reading >97VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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ENERGY: NEW MEXICOALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Officials atone of the nation’s top nuclear weaponslaboratories are reiterating their promiseto focus on cleaning up Cold War-eracontamination left behind by decades ofresearch and bomb-making.But New Mexico environment officials andwatchdog groups remain concerned aboutthe pace and the likelihood that thefederal government has significantlyunderstated its environmental liability atLos Alamos National Laboratory.The U.S. Department of Energy has beenestimating that it will be 2036 beforecleanup at the lab — which played a keyrole in the development of the atomicbomb during World War II — is complete.Federal officials acknowledged during ameeting Thursday night that the datehasn’t changed but they are reviewingwhether new risks will boost the need formore funding and more time.CONCERNS PERSISTABOUT PACE OF CLEANUPAT US NUCLEAR LABBy Susan Montoya Bryan, AP News01/07/2022Michael Mikolanis, head of the DOE’s Officeof Environmental Management at LosAlamos, addressed questions about a 2021independent audit that found the agency’sliability for environmental cleanup toppedmore than a half trillion dollars for the lastfiscal year and is growing. That includesunderstated liability at Los Alamos by morethan $880 million.Mikolanis confirmed that a recent reviewturned up new information that increased theliabilities for cleanup beyond what officialspreviously understood.“Certainly can’t say yes or tell you no that thedate is being changed but obviously withincreased scope ... either we would needadditional funding to do that or stretch outthe dates,” he said. “We are currentlyevaluating that. We have made no decision.”The DOE is facing a legal challenge by thestate of New Mexico over setting andmeeting the milestones of its current cleanupagreement with the state, which was signedin 2016. State officials found the federalgovernment’s plan for the previous fiscal yearto be deficient.Watchdog groups said it wasn’t until thestate sued in February 2021 that the DOEproposed boosting the cleanup budget at thelab by about one-third. Before that budgetswere flat, with the groups arguing that DOEhad no incentive to seek more funding.“The conclusion I draw from it is the NewMexico Environment Department gets a lotmore from the stick than it does from thecarrot with respect to making the laboratoryand DOE truly committed to...Continue reading >Copyright: The Albuquerque Journal via AP, File98VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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ENERGY: NEW MEXICOThe New Mexico Supreme Court rejecteda constitutional challenge to the landmarkEnergy Transition Act, the state law thatprovided utilities with the ability torefinance past investments into coal-firedpower plants using low-interest bonds tofacilitate closing the generating facilities.The case came to the state Supreme Courtin April 2020 after the New Mexico PublicRegulation Commission approved anapplication from the Public ServiceCompany of New Mexico to abandon theSan Juan Generating Station, which meantceasing operations of the facility, andrefinance the past investments.Two advocacy groups focused onconsumer rights—New Energy Economyand Citizens for Fair Rates and theEnvironment—filed an appeal challengingthe constitutionality of a portion of theEnergy Transition Act. Both groupssupport the increased renewable portfoliostandards that the law put into place.Non-bypassable charges on customers’bills to pay off the bonds were at thecenter of the legal challenge. New EnergyEconomy and CFRE argued that theEnergy Transition Act required the PRC togrant whatever amount of securitization—or low-interest bonds—the utilityrequested. The groups argued this limitedthe PRC’s authority and violatedconsumers’ rights to due process. STATE SUPREME COURTREJECTSCONSTITUTIONALCHALLENGE TO ENERGYTRANSITION ACTBy Hannah Grover, NM Political Report 01/11/2022In the case of the San Juan GeneratingStation, that amount was $361 million. TheETA requires that a portion of that bondrevenue go to assisting impacted workersand communities. The bonds also funddecommissioning and a recent ordinancepassed by the San Juan County Commissionrequires that the plant be demolished and thesite remediated upon the end of operations.“We are pleased this decision once againconfirms the legality of the Energy TransitionAct (ETA), allowing PNM to continue itsprogress in a just transition towards a cleanenergy future,” PNM said in a statementreleased Monday. We are also encouragedwith today’s decision by the New MexicoSupreme Court rejecting claims from NewEnergy Economy intended to thwart PNM’splans to implement the ETA.”PNM described the Energy Transition Act as“critical legislation that aids in our transitionto a cleaner energy future.”The Supreme Court case delayed fundingthat was meant for the impacted workers,leading to San Juan Mine employees beinglaid off without access to increasedseverance pay that PNM had proposed toprovide as part of the securitization. It alsoput in question the funding for the impactedcommunities and workers. “PNM is studying the court’s decision toevaluate next steps that PNM may take inpotentially pre-funding portions of stateagency funds authorized by the ETA foreconomic development and communities inthe San Juan area. PNM will also considerpossible funding [of] the severance and jobtrainings for...Continue reading >99VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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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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0 1 2 3 4 5o Hawaii Oregon Alaska Idaho Connecticut Illinois Maine New Jersey Rhode Island Wyoming New Hampshire Delaware West Virginia Michigan South Dakota Georgia North Dakota North Carolina Louisiana South Carolina Alabama Kansas Missouri Oklahoma NEW MEXICOSTATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR BUILTENVIRONMENTOn January 10, 2022, the price of regular gasoline was on average in New Mexico 3.24 U.S. dollars per gallon. The highest gasprices in the country are in California, with just under 4.7 U.S. dollars per gallon. The lowest in the country is in Texas, wheregas prices average 2.9 U.S. dollars per gallon. - Josh Cutler, The Built Environment WEEKLY RETAIL PRICES OF REGULAR GASOLINE IN THEUNITED STATES AS OF JANUARY 10TH, 2022, BY STATE (INU.S. DOLLARS PER GALLON)Source: American Automobile AssociationSurvey by: American Automobile AssociationPublished by: American Automobile AssociationRelease date: January 2022New Mexico102VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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BUILTENVIRONMENTNATIONALSTATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000Professional and business services Health care and social assistance Leisure and hospitality Retail trade Local government Manufacturing Construction Finance and insurance Transportation and warehousing Other services Wholesale trade State government Educational services Federal government Information Real estate and rental and leasing Mining and logging Utilities As of November 2021, about 7.53 million people were working in the construction industry in the United States. In addition,the real estate, rental, and leasing industries employed 2.33 million people. The professional and business services industryemployed the most people in the U.S., with about 21.4 million people working in this industry. Utilities industry employed theleast with just over half a million people. - Josh Cutler, The Built EnvironmentNUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN THE UNITED STATES INNOVEMBER 2021, BY INDUSTRY (IN 1,000S)Source: Bureau of Labor StatisticsSurvey by: Bureau of Labor StatisticsPublished by: Bureau of Labor StatisticsRelease date: December 2021103VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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INTERNATIONALSTATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR BUILTENVIRONMENT0 250 500 750Country Garden Holdings China Vanke Co. Sunac China Holdings Poly Real Estate Evergrande Group China Overseas Land & Investment Ltd. Greenland Holding Group China Resources Land Ltd. China Merchants Shekou Industrial Zone Holdings Gemdale Corporation In 2021, the largest real estate developer in China was Country Garden Holdings. Country Garden Holdings generated a salesrevenue of approximately 720.86 billion yuan (113.06 billion usd). Other leading companies were China Vanke and SunacChina Holdings. - Josh Cutler, The Built Environment LEADING REAL ESTATE COMPANIES IN CHINA IN 2021, BYSALES REVENUE (IN BILLION YUAN)Source: China Real Estate Information; SohuSurvey by: China Real Estate InformationPublished by: SOHURelease date: December 2021104VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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NEW MEXICOBUSINESSES FOR SALEBUILTENVIRONMENTAlbuquerque, NMGross Revenue: $2,000,000Cash Flow: $350,000Inventory: $750,000FF&E: $750,000About this Business:Location: Albuquerque, NMYear Established: 2000Number of Employees: 15HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR & WELDINGBUSINESSASKING PRICE: $3,750,000This business focuses on field equipment services and welding services.They offer complete field service repairs and specialize in heavy equipment field service.Their mechanics are dealer trained with a combined 55 years of experience.Lucrative contracts with state, county, city and local tribes.Service the entire state as well as Southern Colorado and El Paso area.20 years in business, recession proof.Business Description:About the SaleReason For Selling: Owner Retirement Business Listed by: Matt Nichols, NAI SunVista Business Services, LLCPhone: (505) 355-2966Copyright: Canva Pro107VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PERMITNUMBERCLICK TO VIEWPERMIT LOCATIONPERMITOWNERESTIMATED COST: $1,000ALBUQUERQUE BUILDING PERMITS: JANUARY 3RD -7THBP-2022-003382000 CARLISLEBLVD NETOTALSQ. FEETCARLISLE SHOPS1/5/2022 - 1/5/2023 856BUILDINGCONTRACTORBUILTENVIRONMENTUNEEKCONSTRUCTION, LLCDemolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerVertical Transport ISSUE/EXPIRATION DATEBP-2022-00279209 EUBANK BLVDNECalvin Scott1/4/2022 - 7/4/2022 238JTE CONSTRUCTION,LLCESTIMATED COST: $54,000BP-2022-001783607 SIMMS AV SEDavid Vilar 1/4/2022 - 7/4/2022 1,300365 CONSTRUCTIONLLCESTIMATED COST: $4,000BP-2021-539562155 LOUISIANABLVD NESUITE 3400Alvarado ManagementLtd. Co. 6/7/2022 - 7/7/2022 1,132AIC GENERALCONTRACTORS, INC. ARCLINE ARCHITECTURALDESIGNESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2021-52633120 98TH ST NWMarkus Beaston1/5/2022 - 1/10/2023 2,049ABQ ROOFING &CONSTRUCTION TI Design Services dba Eric VMunnESTIMATED COST: $10,000BP-2021-504092155 LOUISIANABLVD NEAlvarado ManagementLtd. Co. 1/7/2022 - 7/7/2022 6,078AIC GENERALCONTRACTORS, INC. ARCLINE ARCHITECTURALDESIGNESTIMATED COST: N/AALBUQUERQUE PERMITSCOMMERCIALConstruction Reporter Member109VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PERMITNUMBERCLICK TO VIEWPERMIT LOCATIONPERMITOWNERESTIMATED COST: $70,000ALBUQUERQUE BUILDING PERMITS: JANUARY 3RD -7THBP-2021-493326241 RiversidePlaza Lane NWSuite C-5TOTALSQ. FEETLe Macaron - TamiO'Bryan6/4/2022 - 7/4/2022 1,671BUILDINGCONTRACTORBUILTENVIRONMENTSUN VISTAENTERPRISES, INC.Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerVertical Transport ISSUE/EXPIRATION DATEBP-2021-492206565 AMERICASPKWY NETPS Office InvestmentLLC6/7/2022 - 7/7/2022 340ARCLINEARCHITECTURAL DESIGN DPC CONSTRUCTIONLTD. CO.ESTIMATED COST: $40,000BP-2021-489297412 JEFFERSONST NESANDIA LABORATORYFEDERAL CREDITUNION1/3/2022 - 1/5/2023 14,082KLINGERCONSTRUCTORS LLC MGARCHITECTSESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2021-429157800 HEADLINEBLVD NETitan Journal CenterLofts LLC1/4/2022 - 7/4/2022 3,545New Mexico Pools andSpas IncESTIMATED COST: $187,000BP-2021-412175401 WATSON DR SEErick Lykins1/4/2022 -7/4/2022 202ENTERPRISEBUILDERSCORPORATIONESTIMATED COST: $125,000BP-2021-407637500 PANAMERICAN FRWYNE NMDOT District 3 1/6/2022 - 7/6/2022 6,000ANCHORBUILT, INC.ESTIMATED COST: $919,996ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSCOMMERCIALConstruction Reporter Member110VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PERMIT LOCATIONISSUE/EXPIRATION DATEPERMITOWNERPP-2022-00450PP-2022-00389PP-2022-00211PP-2021-31587EP-2022-00213320 ROMA AV NEGP-2021-544602601 COORS BLVDNW.PERMITINFOBank of America1/3/2022 - 7/3/2022TotalContractValue:$40,171.00GP-2022-0024810400 UNIVERSEBLVD NWGSL PROPERTIES1/4/2022 - 7/4/2022TotalContractValue:$64,000.00BUILDINGCONTRACTORGP-2021-536361/4/2022 - 1/4/2023TotalProjectValue:$4,000.00PP-2022-004856500 AMERICASPKWY NELegacy Development1/5/222 - 6/6/2023MarkanaUptownPlumbing1878 BROADWAYPL NE1/5/2022 - 1/5/2023Plumbing1878BROADWAYPL NE BLDG I800 RIO GRANDEBLVD NWHotel Albuquerque1/4/2022 - 1/4/2023HotelAlbuquerqueRoomRenovationpartial phase 16200 COORS BLVDNWCs property1/4/2022 - 1/4/2023Suite A/ C-1is a outbuilding inthe...11004MONTGOMERYBLVD NEChase Bank1/7/2022 - 11/5/2021NewPlumbingSystem forChase...320 CENTRAL AVSW1/4/2022 - 1/5/2023ProjectSystemsand devicecounts...ALBUQUERQUEHOUSING AUTHORITYAlbuquerque HousingAuthorityBUILTENVIRONMENTRODGERS PLUMBING &HEATING CO., INC.City of AlbuquerquePOWER COMPANY, LLCDemolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerVertical Transport Construction Reporter MemberPRESTIGIOUS HOMES LLCPAVILIONCONSTRUCTION, LLCMarkana UptownPlumbingPREMIER MECHANICAL LLCKA PLUMBING, INCSUNDANCEMECHANICAL & UTILITYCORPAPIC SOLUTIONS INCPERMITNUMBERCLICK TO VIEWALBUQUERQUE PERMITSCOMMERCIAL112VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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PERMIT LOCATIONISSUE/EXPIRATION DATEPERMITOWNEREP-2022-00073 EP-2022-00054 MP-2017-323096301 INDIANSCHOOL RD NEEP-2022-00206 7801 ACADEMYRD NEPERMITINFOQC KINETIX1/4/2022 - 1/6/2023Add 8 newreceptaclesEP-2022-002013550 NM 528 NW Five Below6/5/2022 - 7/5/2022low voltage:data, music,wap3550 nm 528suite 102ABUILDINGCONTRACTOREP-2022-001661/3/2022 - 1/3/2023Relocate 4 firealarm hornstrobes fortenantremodel...EP-2022-00165111 EUBANK BLVD SEA&J Facility Repair andConstruction1/4/2022 - 1/3/2023Coppertheft101 MESCALERORD NW1/3/2022 - 1/4/2023Existing riserweather headfell. ElectricalContractor toreinstall...2155 LOUISIANABLVD NEAlvarado ManagementLtd. Co.1/3/2022 - 7/3/2022Electrical TIfor HDR CityPlace,includingnew...4101 COORS BLVDNWStarbucks1/7/2022 - 7/7/2022Installductworkper planStarbucksStrategic ManagementCubeSmart SelfStorage: Adam Chavez,ManagerBUILTENVIRONMENTARCLINEARCHITECTURALDESIGN2 VET'SCONSTRUCTION LLCDemolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerVertical Transport Construction Reporter MemberABRAXAS ELECTRIC,LLCSECURITY ANDACCESS SYSTEMSTLC PLUMBING &UTILITYANDERSON AIR CORPSARMOUR ELECTRICALCONTRACTORS, LLCPERMITNUMBERCLICK TO VIEWALBUQUERQUE PERMITSCOMMERCIAL113VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.

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THEFT&SECURITY USEFUL INFORMATION AND TIPSBUILTENVIRONMENTConstruction sites are frequently stolen from.Whether it’s stealing large equipment, takingheavy equipment for joy rides, or takingconstruction materials that aren’t theirs, buildsites get hit all the time. Because of this, sitemanagers and foremen are having to addmore to their budgets for security -- causinghigher job bids -- to be sure things don’t getvandalized or unlawfully taken. These addedcosts mean frugal clients are going to frown,current projects can get delayed, andinsurance premiums go up. So what can a construction company do whenthey are on a budget, trying to cut costs, orsimply trying to keep construction theft fromhappening? Well, we’ve made up a list of waysthat you can beef up your build site securitythat are easy and simple. Read on!CONSTRUCTION SECURITY IS EXPENSIVEUnfortunately, construction security isexpensive; or can be. Between optional on-site security personnel, cameras, securityalarm companies, etc. the costs can easily andquickly add up. But many believe the cost isworth it because those amounts can pale incomparison to the amounts that add up fromconstruction site theft. In fact, it all adds up toas much as $1 billion dollars per year in theUnited States, alone.Since productivity and speed are top of mindfor most construction companies,manufacturers create equipment that israther easy to get into and drive off...Continue reading >10 WAYS TO PREVENT THEFT ON YOURCONSTRUCTION SITEBY AYS RENTALS Copyright: Canva Pro3 inches4 inchesPLACE YOUR AD HERECALL US AT (505) 243-9793FOR PRICING116VOULME 02 | ISSUE 262022 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.