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04BUILTENVIRONMENTRoad  construction  associations  andcontractors are  emitting a  sigh of  reliefafter  the  Albuquerque  City  Council'svote to rearrange the current Air QualityControl Board.The  ordinance(O-23-88)  which  waspassed  in  a five  to  four  vote  will  replacethe  current  non-elected  board  with  anengineer, a physician, an educator and anindustry  professional.  A  City  ofAlbuquerque press release describes theordinance  as  a  motion  to  instill  “a  newone  that  establishes  a  more  diverseboard.”The  resolution(R-23-176)  which  waspassed  in  an  identical  five  to  four  voteseeks to limit the board’s political powerin  creating  regulations  without  scientificevidence.  In the  same  press  release  twoprevious lawsuits were cited to reinforcethe  resolution’s  focus  of  maintaining  thecurrent Air Quality Control Act.Mayor  Keller’s  Administration  statedopposition  to  the  approved  bills  at  thesame city council meeting.A  majority  vote  was  made  at  thebeginning  of  the  November  8thAlbuquerque  City  Council  meeting  tomove  up  these  agenda  items  regardingCouncilor  Lewis’s  Air  Quality  ControlBoard (AQCB) legislation.Environmental  policy  advocates  andSouth  Valley  residents  took  upopposition  against  the  bills in  the  publicdebate  while  industry  professionalssupported it.However,  there  were  some  that  fell  intothe  resident  category  but  supported  thebills  and  other  political  advocates  whounderstood  the  purpose  but  hadoppositional critiques.HIGH STAKES ENVIRONMENTALBILLS CHAMPIONED BYROAD CONTRACTORSGET APPROVEDBy Dane Vaughn, The Built Environment11/15/2023“Its title is a misnomer (O-23-88). It saysabolish the Air Board, no it doesn’t, it justamends  that  statute,”  continued  JasonKent,  a  stated  lifelong  Albuquerqueresident,  “I  do  not  trust  the  air  boardbecause I cannot elect them.”Board members for the AQCB are appoi-Copyright: Canva Pro

05BUILTENVIRONMENT-nted by both the city and the county. One representative of the University ofNew Mexico’s Leaders for EnvironmentalAction and Foresight provided a critiqueof the ordinance while in opposition:“While I fully understand the sentimentof wanting to have qualified experts onthe board and people representingvarious interests of our community, Iwant to take the time to just point outthat those with firsthand experienceswith air pollution are not required to beon this board,” said Jackie Davis.A UNM student getting their masters incommunity and regional planning alsostated their objection to the bills,referring to the resolution as an abolitionwhile elucidating the timing of thelegislation:“The highly suspicious timing of thisproposed resolution makes it abundantlyclear that the goal is not to improve theAir Board but rather to block democraticprocesses and upcoming hearingshappening in the next month such as theHEEI (Health Environmental Equity andInclusion) regulation,” said Emily Aasim. Last year the AQCB announced a petitionproposed by the Mountain ViewCoalition that would amend the NewMexico Air Quality Control Act.This proposed amendment would require“the Albuquerque Environmental HealthDepartment, Air Quality Division(“Department”) consider the health,environmental and equity impacts of anynew operation permitted under the Actand allow the Department to approveappropriate mitigation of those impacts.”Public hearings on the new rulemakingwere scheduled by the AQCB forDecember 4th,2023 and was announcedvia publication by the Albuquerque Journalon October 22nd,2023.The Domenici Law Firm was listed to besent the announcement in the affidavitof publication. The law firm legallycounsels South Valley-headquarteredAlbuquerque Asphalt Inc. and roadconstruction associations such asAssociated Contractors of New Mexicoand Asphalt Pavement Association ofNew Mexico.Road construction involving asphalt andconcrete production would be directlyimpacted by the new rule as companieslike Albuquerque Asphalt Inc. would needto have permitted approval for new Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro

operations.Science.org,  which  is  funded  by  the  American  Association  for  the  Advancement  ofScience,  has  labeled  cement  a  climate  villain  as  its  production  “releases  copiousamounts of CO2.”Pete Domenici, from the firm and who has lead counsel in administrative hearingsbefore the AQCB in the past, appeared at the city council hearing to state support ofthe ordinance and resolution that would block the ruling.Domenici  called  the  passed  bills  an  educated  motion  to  ascertain  what  defines  a‘vulnerable community’.“We  have  no  stakeholder  meetings.  We’ve  had  four  definitions  of  ‘vulnerablecommunity’, each one has changed, none of them had a map attached. So, no one knewwhat  communities  were  vulnerable  until  they  hired  specialists  and  came  up  withanalysis,” said Domenici.Domenici said the consultants hired by his firm took one month to decipher the currentdefinition and found that 79% of Bernalillo County was a vulnerable area.On the same day the bills were approved, the AQCB released a report on air quality forBernalillo  County.  Recent  air  quality  data  from  September  to  October  is  graphicallyrepresented as being ‘good’ to ‘moderate’.The  report  notes  however  that  short  term  spikes  in  harmful  particulate  matterconcentrations  are  not  visible  in  the  indexed  values,  especially  when  high  winds  arepresent.An interactive map tracking air quality can be found on the city’s website.According to a  press release by Councilor Dan Lewis,  “if neither of these pieces oflegislation becomes law, the Air Board will continue to act undemocratically and makeit almost impossible for the University of New Mexico, Sandia National Labs, KirtlandAir Force Base, and the City of Albuquerque to build facilities.”06BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva Pro

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22AGC NEW MEXICOEVENT CALENDARDECEMBER 2023AGC CONSTRUCTION IMPACT MODELAGC 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.VIEW VOLUME 2 ISSUE 41 TO LEARN MORE >BUILTENVIRONMENTTAKE ACTIONTODAY 11/8/23!AIR QUALITYCONTROLFRIDAY DECEMBER 1ST8:00 AM - 12:00 PM - CRANE AND RIGGING SAFETY - AMANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE - CLICK HEREYour involvement is essential. Your voice and action asconcerned residents have a significant impact on thefuture of our city's air quality control. The City Councilwill vote on these measures TODAY, Wednesday,November 8th. The City Council is currently reviewingtwo proposed ordinances, O-23-88 and R-23-176, andyour outreach can have a profound impact. Express your support for O-23-88 and R-23-176, whichare designed to establish transparent and effective airquality management while carefully considering theneeds for economic growth in our community. To take immediate action, please click here andmessage City Councilors (below are talking points tosupport your message: Talking PointsSupport Transparent and Inclusive Air Quality Control:Back O-23-88 and R-23-176 Today! We're at a pivotal moment in securing transparent andeffective air quality control for our city. The proposedordinances, O-23-88 and R-23-176, are crucial stepstoward achieving a balanced approach to environmentalmanagement and community growth. O-23-88 enhances the accountability of the JointAlbuquerque/Bernalillo County Air Quality ControlBoard. It emphasizes compliance with state laws andintroduces specific membership requirements, ensuringthe board operates with integrity and expertise to makeinformed decisions on air pollution control. R-23-176 reinforces the boundaries set by the Air QualityControl Act, preventing the board from exceeding itsauthority. This resolution safeguards the city's economicprogress while prioritizing environmental protection.FRIDAY DECEMBER 8TH8:00 AM - 12:00 PM - CONFINED SPACES - CLICK HERETHURSDAY DECEMBER 14TH10:00 AM - 12:00 PM - TRIFECTA 2023 - CLICK HERETAKE ACTION

23On 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 fall semester. 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 of studyare eligible. ACNM is proud to offer a program that helps ourmembers' children and employees achieve their dreams through acollege education. Please note the application deadline is June 28, 2021, and thecompleted applications can be mailed or dropped off at the ACNMoffice.Eligibility• Must be attending or accepted as a student, full-time preferred,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 87107CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORESCHOLARSHIPSLocation:Marriott Pyramid2023 HOLIDAY PARTYFRIDAY NOVEMBER 17TH, 2023LEARN MORE >Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: ACNMBUILTENVIRONMENT

24Copyright: Canva Pro.AIA ALBUQUERQUEEVENT CALENDARDECEMBER 2023FRIDAY DECEMBER 1ST6:00 PM - 9:00 PM - 2023 AIA ALBUQUERQUE ANNUAL DESIGN +HONOR AWARDS - AN IN PERSON EVENT - CLICK HEREAMERICAN INSTITUTE OFARCHITECTS ANNOUNCESNEW CHIEF ADVOCACYOFFICERWASHINGTON – November 3, 2023 – The AmericanInstitute of Architects (AIA) is excited to announcethe appointment of Alexander Cochran, ESQ., asthe new Chief Advocacy Officer. Cochran joins theAIA to lead over 96,000 architects and designprofessionals across 200 chapters in advocatingfor the needs of the economy, climate, andcommunities.Cochran brings extensive experience from hisprevious role as Special Counsel to the Governor ofNew York State, leading a team of governmentaffairs policy experts. Starting his career as anadvisor to the Secretary of Housing and UrbanDevelopment during the Clinton Administration,Cochran built a 25-year career in corporate andgovernment reputation management, strategicand crisis communications, political strategy, andpolicy advocacy. Known for innovative thinking, heco-conceived and launched the governor-led USClimate Alliance and set the bipartisan federalagenda and strategy during the NY Governor's...CONTINU READING >BUILTENVIRONMENT

25ABC NEW MEXICO EVENT CALENDARDECEMBER - JANUARY 2023“ABC has consistently told the DOL that thereis no compelling reason for an adjustment tothe minimum salary threshold for exemptionsince it was increased roughly four years ago.Most importantly, the DOL should recognizethat the construction industry, as well asmultiple other industries, is currently upagainst increased geopolitical uncertainty,high materials prices, inflationary pressuresand workforce shortages. Specifically, ABCestimates that the construction industry needsto hire more than half a million workers in2023 alone. Regrettably, the DOL’s proposedsalary level increase will further complicate thecurrent economic outlook. “Virtually all of ABC’s members employ someworkers who qualify for exempt status and theproposed rule will result in large numbers ofemployees being reclassified as nonexempt,”said Brubeck. “In fact, 63% of ABC memberssurveyed in October indicated that they wouldhave to consider reclassifying employees aswell as restructuring if the salary level isincreased to $55,000 annually. This will have adisruptive effect on the construction industryas a whole, as the rule will greatly restrictemployee workplace flexibility in settingschedules and hours and hurt careeradvancement opportunities for employees.Moreover, because the DOL proposes toautomatically increase the salary level everythree years, these issues will recur repeatedly.CONTINUE READING >THURSDAY DECEMBER 14TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HEREANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEONTUESDAY NOVEMBER 14TH, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM - CLICK HEREAPPRENTICE APPRECIATION OPENHOUSECopyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENTABC: DOL’S UNLAWFULPROPOSED OVERTIMERULE WILL DISRUPTCONSTRUCTIONWORKERS’ WORKPLACEFLEXIBILITYWASHINGTON, Nov. 8—On Nov. 7, Associated Buildersand Contractors submitted comments to the U.S.Department of Labor in response to a proposedrulemaking that would alter overtime regulationsunder the Fair Labor Standards Act.“ABC called on the DOL to withdraw the new proposedrule, which is unlawful, inconsistent with historic normsand will specifically harm small businesses,” said BenBrubeck, ABC vice president of regulatory, labor andstate affairs. THURSDAY JANUARY 11TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HEREJANUARY LUNCHEON

26NMUCA NEWSLETTERNOVEMBER 2023From the Executive Director's DeskHello Members,OK, it's November and the holidays are closing infast! I'm sure that we'll be having some coolerweather soon, but for now, the sunshine andwarmth have been wonderful. Thanks to everyonethat came to the End of Year Social on November3rd to help celebrate NMUCA's year. There's a linkbelow in the newsletter if you would like to checkout the pictures from the evening.I hope that you had the opportunity this year toparticipate in our events and/or meetings. TheNMUCA Board will be conducting a strategicplanning session and would like your input for2024. Suggestions should be sent to Jane via email(below), or you can call at (505) 362 8950. Wealready have some ideas for next year to makeyour membership experience worth your time andinvestment.We have two new members this month - CraneService Inc. and Kelly Cable. We welcome you toour Association and are looking forward to gettingto know you and your company in the upcomingmonths.I hope to see you soon. Stay safe! NOVEMBER 2023 MEETING SCHEDULERSVP WITH JANE AT (505) 362 8950 OR JANE.NMUCA@GMAIL.COM 16th Board Meeting YOUR 2023 NMUCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS & STAFFPRESIDENT, CLAY BLAIR, RMCI INC. 505 345 0008VICE PRESIDENT, STEVE CLARK, HIGHWAY SUPPLY LLC 505 3458295SECRETARY/TREASURER DAMON WICKETTS, 4RIVERSEQUIPMENT 505 884 2900PAST PRESIDENT, TROY OTERO, GROUNDHOG CONSTRUCTIONSERVICES 505 243 2133DIRECTOR DARRIN HOWELLS, AUI INC. 505 242 4848DIRECTOR JOE MENICUCCI, DOWNEY & COMPANY 881 0300DIRECTOR REINEE PEACHER, DUCROSS CONSTRUCTION 575 6363023DIRECTOR JENICE GALLEGOSDIRECTOR KELLEY FETTER, E2RC 505 867 4040 DIRECTOR TERRI BAKER, CORE AND MAIN 505 344 0223DIRECTOR, DALE ARMSTRONG, TLC PLUMBING & UTILITY 505761 9696EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, JANE JERNIGAN 505 888 0752

27WICNM NEWSLETTERNOVEMBER 2023 >NOVEMBER 17TH FROM 6:30 PM - 10:30PM:WICNM GALA - CLICK HERESAVE THE DATES: 2023 EVENT SCHEDULE VIEW MORE PHOTOS HEREBOWLING EVENT SUCCESSThe event raised $2,800.00 for our ScholarshipProgram.Copyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENTHello Members,The holiday season has officially begun. Halloweenjust passed, Thanksgiving is around the corner andsoon to follow will be Christmas then New Years.There’s lots to do between now and the end of theyear for many of us. As I look back on this past year,it’s been a wonderful adventure being the WICNMPresident. We’ve had some great events including apanel discussion lunch, a couple of networkingevents and a sold-out bowling tournament wherewe raised money for our scholarship program. Thelast event of the year is the Holiday Gala and I’msure it will be the most fun event yet. I would like tothank the committees; they have been hard at workmaking all these things happen. I would also like tothank the Board of Directors for assisting me duringmy tenure as President.Renewals are coming out soon so please keep aneye out for those invoices and we do hope you willjoin this great association again next year.Sponsorship opportunities will be out soon as well;these opportunities are a great way to show yoursupport for WICNM, save on events throughout theyear, and get your name in front of our members.Don’t forget, the committees are always looking forvolunteers as well so if you’ve ever been interestedin getting more involved with the association,joining a committee is a great way to do so.Best wishes for a wonderful holiday season and wewill see you next year,Gia Espinoza- American Subcontractors Associationof New MexicoWICNM President 2023 ~Never jump in a pile of leaves with a wet sucker~ Linus- It’s theGreat Pumpkin Charlie Brown

28BUILTENVIRONMENTCONTINUE READING >Ronda Gilliland-Lopez currently serves as thePresident of the Governing Board, whichrepresents a cross-section of highly valuableprofessional knowledge (legal, financial,strategic planning, education, and industryrelations).ACE LEADERSHIP HIGH SCHOOLMISSION OF MCA NMThe Mechanical Contractors Association of NewMexico is an industry trade associationdedicated to the advancement of membercontractors through training, advocacy, andpartnership.MISSION OF SMACNA NMAt the Sheet Metal and Air ConditioningContractors’ Association of New Mexico ourmission is to create a competitive advantage forour members through industry education, laborrelations, standards development, industryrepresentation, and business studies. The New Mexico Bid Depository System (NMBDS)strives to build partnerships through bidding. Thepurpose of the Bid Depository is to improve thebidding process by helping ensure the quality andequity of sub-bid scopes, and to provide adequatetime for review of the sub-bids by the generalcontractors so that they may more accuratelycomplete their bids.This system has been developed for the good ofthe contracting industry and the public as a whole.It is not a law - it is purely voluntary. Please feelfree to call this office for any additionalinformation - 505-341-9033NEW MEXICOBID DEPOSITORYCopyright: MCA/SMACNA NMCopyright: Canva ProRISE OF CYBERSECURITYTHREATSIndustry Essentials is a exclusive member-onlymonthly education series designed to providemembers a private venue to learn about anddiscuss important policy issues, industry trends,and other important professional developmenttopics.SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18TH, 12:00 PM - 1:OO PMREGISTER HERE >MCA/SMACNA of New Mexico is a strongpartner of ACE Leadership High School. VIEW >

Work is expected to soon begin onimprovements to a popular golf course inAlbuquerque located on the west side ofthe city.Opened in 1980, the city-owned LaderaGolf Course at 3401 Ladera Drive NW isa 27-hole course with a driving range,practice putting greens, and four lakes.City officials have long talked aboutmaking upgrades to the site, which willinclude the expansion of its much-usedroughly 25-year-old banquet hall andfood and beverage area.ALBUQUERQUE'SLADERA GOLF COURSESET TO SEE NEWUPGRADESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/14/2023In the last several years Ladera has alsoseen the expansion of its practice green,as well as the building of awnings aboveits patio space.The planned Ladera Golf Courseimprovement comprises one of just overa dozen Westside park upgrade projects,either undertaken by the City in the lasttwo years or in the planning process fornext year.Additional projects will see theconstruction of a spray pad at theAlamosa Park, located at 1100 BataanDrive; and new restroom facilities for theWest Mesa Little League in the RedlandsPark at 5121 Sequoia Road NW.29CONSTRUCTION NEWSNEW MEXICOBUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva Pro

The University of New Mexico (UNM)announces a new addition to the SouthCampus Tax Increment DevelopmentDistrict (TIDD) that will bring a fresh andexciting dining option to the extendedLobo community. In-N-Out Burger, awell-loved California-based burger chain,will soon open its doors within thedistrict, which provides an ideal locationfor their expansion into New Mexico."We are excited to welcome In-N-OutBurger to the South Campus TaxIncrement Development District,” saidTeresa Costantinidis...Continue reading >THE UNIVERSITY OFNEW MEXICOWELCOMES IN-N-OUTBURGER TO SOUTHCAMPUS TAXINCREMENTDEVELOPMENTDISTRICTBy Staff, NMSU Newsroom11/14/2023ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Cityof Albuquerque is putting millions ofdollars towards a “children-first”renovation of the Loma Linda CommunityCenter. The city broke ground on theimprovements Tuesday.“The improvements we’re making atLoma Linda Community Center showthat we’re dedicated to creating inclusivefamily spaces that encourage everyone tohave fun and explore new possibilities,”Mayor Tim Keller said in a press release.“Our community centers are critical tohelp kids and adults make friends andfind community.” Continue reading >30BUILTENVIRONMENTALBUQUERQUEPUTTING $9 MILLIONINTO LOMA LINDACOMMUNITY CENTERUPGRADESBy Curtis Segarra, KRQE11/14/2023OFFICIALS WANTPUBLIC'S INPUT ONINTERSTATE 25 S-CURVEBy Nick Catlin, KOAT11/13/2023ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —A public meeting is set to be held thismonth to discuss the safety of theInterstate 25 S-Curve corridor. The eventwill be from 5 to 8 p.m. on Nov. 15 at theNational Hispanic Cultural Center.The meeting will be hosted by the state'sDepartment of... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

An organization that works to introducehigh school students and young adults tocareers in the construction industry isholding an event in Albuquerque that isexpected to draw close to 600 students.Albuquerque Trades Day, which is beinghosted by the Construction IndustryEducation Foundation, or CIEF, isTuesday from 9 a.m. to noon at Expo NewMexico-Lujan A, which is at 300 SanPedro NE.CIEF expects students from 21 area highschools will attend, giving the students achance to to get... Continue reading >HUNDREDS OF HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTS TOATTENDCONSTRUCTION EVENTBy Ryan Boetel, Albuquerque Journal11/13/2023ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Miles ofcrumbling roads, dangerously short on-ramps, and high rates of crashes—a newstudy suggests those problems and morealong I-40 between Arizona andAlbuquerque; and there’s no easy fix.State officials offered theirrecommendations on what to do with the150-mile stretch.“We are seeing a deterioration in thiscorridor,” said Stephanie Miller, deputyproject manager with Parametrix, whoperformed the study for the New MexicoDepartment of Transportation(NMDOT). Continue reading >31BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW STUDY OF I-40BETWEEN ARIZONA ANDALBUQUERQUE DETAILSMAJOR ISSUESBy Natalie Wadas, KRQE11/13/2023Copyright: Canva ProOFFICIALS SAY TOXICPLUME NOT LIKELY TOAFFECT MIDTOWNCAMPUSREDEVELOPMENTBy Carina Julig, Santa Fe New Mexican11/13/2023A toxic chemical plume under the site of aformer dry cleaning business near thecity-owned midtown campus has raisedsome concerns among Santa Fe officials.Following a presentation about theplume and efforts by the stateEnvironment Department to remediateit, City Councilor... Continue reading >

Valencia County commissionersapproved the 2025-29 prioritized list ofcapital projects, which consisted ofrepeat requests, some new projects andsupport for other agencies.The county’s Infrastructure CapitalImprovement Plan consists of projectsranging from road improvements tobuilding improvements.The top 5 projects on the list total$60,750,000 in requests for 2025 alone. Continue reading >32BUILTENVIRONMENTCOMMISSIONERSPRIORITIZE PROJECTSFOR VALENCIA COUNTYBy Julia M. Dendinger, Valencia County News-Bulletin11/09/2023DIRT MOVING, WALLSGOING UP AT INDIANPUEBLO CULTURALCENTER AND AVANYUPLAZABy Aayush Gupta, Albuquerque Business First11/09/2023Dirt is moving, and walls are going up atseveral projects at the Indian PuebloCultural Center and the adjacent AvanyuPlaza.Mark Thompson, vice president ofproperty management and developmentfor IPCC, said construction is underwayfor neighborhood grocery co-op LaMontañita. The development, which isbeing constructed by Jaynes Corp., willmeasure in at 18,000 square feet oncecompleted. The new Avanyu Plazalocation will replace the current LaMontañita location on Rio GrandeBoulevard. Continue reading >LONE BID SUBMITTEDFOR NEW MIDDLESCHOOLBy Jessica Carranza Pino, El Defensor Chieftain11/09/2023Socorro Consolidated school boardapproved a contract to be awarded toBradbury Stamm Construction for theconstruction of the new middle schoolbuilding next to the high school at aspecial meeting Nov.2.Before the discussion, Rhiannon Crespin,executive director of finance, said thatthe school issued an RFP and receivedonly one bid. In response, the PublicSchools Facilities Authority said thatreceiving one bid was normal across thestate right now. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

33BUILTENVIRONMENTPlans are underway to transform acurrently vacant 120,000 square footretail space that was once a part of theDesert Sky Mall in Phoenix into anentertainment venue.The space was previously occupied byretail giant Sears, which as part of anationwide closing of stores in 2018moved out of the mall located near theintersection of Thomas Road and 75thAvenue. Now a repurposing of the space is beingspearheaded by the brothers Melchorand Pedro Marques, owners of thePhoenix-based AM radio station KSUN.ONE-TIME SEARS STOREIN PHOENIX MALL TOSEE NEW LIFE ASLATINOENTERTAINMENTCENTERBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment11/15/2023The brothers, who have established oneof the most popular Spanish languageradio stations in the country, want torepurpose the Sears space as a Latino-themed entertainment center.According to the Phoenix Business Journal,the former Sears store will be "replicatesome of the features of the popular Latin-themed Aztec Theater in San Antonio."The Sears space is comprised of twolevels, each measuring 60,000 squarefeet. Plans call for building a stage on thelower level, with the upper level used forany number of special events.The Desert Sky Mall was opened in thefall of 1981and to date houses more than130 individual stores. The Marques brothers, who purchasedthe Sears space for a reported $7.1million, plan to begin work on creatingthe new entertainment venue no laterthan early 2024 with a rough completiondate of either late next year or early2025.CONSTRUCTION NEWSSOUTHWESTCopyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro

The next step is soon to be taken inScottsdale in an effort to transform amassive 32- acre site that was once thehome to a popular amusement park.In the summer of 2022, George Kurtz,chief executive officer of thecybersecurity company CrowdStrike,announced plans to repurpose the siteinto an imaginative mixed-useddevelopment that would include housing,retail and restaurant space, and a hotel,among other features.Located at 16001 N. Scottsdale Road, theCrackerJax Family Fun & Sports Park wasopened in late 1993 and for yearsentertained generations of visitorsoffering everything from golf and bumperboats to batting cages and sandvolleyball.The amusement park, after enduring adecline in business partly due to theCovid 19 pandemic, closed for good inJuly of 2022.Kurtz’s plans for the site, afterpurchasing it for a reported $55 million,have proven big and varied. According tocity documents, what is being called TheParque, will see a total of nearly 150condominium units and 897 apartmentsunits, along with almost 98 workforcehousing units.BIG MULTI-PURPOSETRANSFORMATION OFSCOTTSDALEAMUSEMENT PARKSEEKING APPROVALBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/15/2023Kurtz earlier told the Arizona Republicthat his goal has been to build adevelopment that “could sustain atransformational mixed-use campus.”Added Kurtz: “To me, this is a legacyproject, one that will define the future ofa community I love.”Besides the various housing options, TheParque will also include 100,000 squarefeet of office space: 25,000 square feet ofretail, and just under 35,000 square feetof restaurant space.An additional feature of the project willsee the capture of stormwater at the siteto be used for the City's sanitary sewersystem.The redevelopment project is expectedto cost around $1 billion to complete.Two months ago, the Scottsdale PlanningCommission gave the project itsunanimous approval. Members of theScottsdale City Council are nowreviewing the development plans for theproject.34BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva Pro

The news was indeed big: after months ofspeculation, the Denver Broncos footballteam has announced plans to build a newheadquarters and a willingness to spend$175 million to get it done.As envisioned by the Walton-PennerFamily Ownership Group, whichpurchased the franchise in the summer of2022 for $4.6 million, the newheadquarters will be a three-storystructure measuring 205,000 square feetand housing the latest in trainingtechnology.DENVER BRONCOS SETTO BUILD NEWHEADQUARTERS;DEMOLISHING CURRENTHEADQUARTERS UPONPROJECT COMPLETIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/13/2023cutive officer of the Broncos, said, "Ourvision is to create a new home for theDenver Broncos that reflects our valuesof winning and teamwork with a modernColorado design."That design is being undertaken by theDenver-based architectural firm of HOKand the Rockwell Group of New York.Added Penner: "Having both our footballand business operations on the samecampus will foster a championshipenvironment in pursuit of our goals onand off the field."Work is expected to begin on the newBroncos headquarters by next spring,with a general completion date of late2026. Upon that completion the currentheadquarters structure, which was builtin 1990 and expanded several times sincethen, will be demolished.35BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProSet to go up at the site of the team'scurrent headquarters at 13655 E.Broncos Parkway, the new facility willinclude expanded locker room space, aswell as meeting rooms and office spacefor the administrative side of thebusiness.In a statement, Greg Penner, chief exec-Copyright: Canva ProTUCSON SCHOOLDISTRICT VOTERSAPPROVE LARGE BONDTO COVER A WIDEARRAY OF FACILITYPROJECTSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/13/2023The planning for nearly $264 million inschool building repairs and upgrades willshortly be undertaken in the TucsonUnified School District, now that votershave overwhelmingly approved ahistorically large bond.By a roughly 59% to 41% margin, votersgave a thumbs up to Proposition 496,which called for spending $480 million on

a wide variety of facility projects.Besides the school building repairs andupgrades, the 10-year bond will also fundsome $43 million in classroom andlearning space improvements, whileallotting $66.4 million for technologyupgrades.Depending upon the individual school,work will also include sewer linereplacements, new flooring, updated firealarm systems, and new court sunshades.With more than 47,000 students andspanning some 230 square miles, theTucson Unified School District is thelargest public school district in southernArizona with 87 individual schools. District voters since 2004.Next step in the bond program will seethe establishment of a bond oversightcommittee, and subsequent finalizing ofvarious facility projects and scheduling.Reacting to the bond vote victory, RavisShah, president of the district’s governingboard, remarked that the result of theelection will “transform our district.”According to the Arizona Daily Star, Shahadded that all of the district’s schools willnow have “upgraded facilities,modernized infrastructure, new learningspaces and labs, new buses and newsafety security systems.”36BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProA large number of those schools werebuilt in the 1950s, during a decade whenTucson was experiencing the first waveof an in-migration that would take thecity from 45,000 people to more than542,000 today.The newly approved bond is the firstgeneral facilities bond of its kind to beapproved by Tucson Unified SchoolFUNDING SECURED FOREXTENSIVE BROADBANDINFRASTRUCTURECONSTRUCTION IN ELPASO AND ALL POINTSOF THE LONE STARSTATEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/10/2023Metro El Paso and the entirety of Texas isexpected to see a significant increase inbroadband infrastructure construction asa result of a ballot question that votershave approved by a better than two-to-one margin.Proposition 8 asked voters to create astanding broadband infrastructure fundwith $1.5 billion to be allocated toexpand internet availability.Just under 70% of voters approved theproposition, one of fourteen ballot Copyright: Canva Pro

questions decided by Texas voters.Twelve propositions were approved byanywhere from 53% to 84% of the vote,with only one question, calling forincreasing the mandatory retirement ageof judges to 79 years old from the current75, which failed.The broadband question made it to theballot after members of the Texas StateLegislature last spring gave theirapproval to the unprecedented $1.5billion fund, sending it to the Novemberballot for ratification.At the time of the legislation,Representative Trent Ashby, sponsor ofthe funding legislation, remarked that thebill represented a "historic investment inconnectivity infrastructure to meet thetechnological demands of the future."Ashby additionally said that thelegislation, creating what is called theTexas Broadband Infrastructure Fund,"reaffirms our belief that all Texansdeserve access to affordable, reliable,high-speed internet."According to state figures, up to 8 millionhomes in Texas currently lack access tobroadband, with 3 million individualsunable to use the vital technology.37BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProNORTHERN ARIZONAHEALTHCARE CAMPUSREJECTED AT POLLS;PLANS FOR NEWCAMPUS ELSEWHEREUNCLEARBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/10/2023Plans to build an $800 million healthcarecampus in northern Arizona may berecalibrated now that Flagstaff votershave overwhelmingly rejected the initialproposal.Copyright: Canva ProNorthern Arizona Healthcare has beentrying for the last two years to build whathas been envisioned as a Health andWellness Village to the southwest ofdowntown Flagstaff, near the Fort TuthillCounty Park.As originally proposed, the project wouldsee the construction of an ambulatorycare center and multi-story hospital on amulti-acre campus that would include ahotel, grocery store, retail space, andresidential units.But even though the project earlier thissummer won the approval of theFlagstaff City Council, several citizens’groups launched an effort in oppositionto the proposal. One of those groups,Copyright: Canva Pro

Flagstaff Community First, was able tosecure nearly twice the number ofsignatures required to put the questionon the November ballot.That ballot ended up seeing 72% ofFlagstaff voters voting in opposition tothe proposal.Dave Cheney, chief executive director ofNorthern Arizona Healthcare, had earlierremarked that if the question, officiallyknown as Proposition 480, was defeated,the hospital group would considerbuilding outside the proper limits of theCity of Flagstaff.A statement released by the organizationin the wake of the election announced:"We are evaluating alternative locationsfor a new hospital."The statement added that it was"imperative that we expand," noting theorganization's downtown FlagstaffMedical Center is "out of space for adultpatients many days, which leads to longwait times in the emergency department,and local patients transported to Phoenixhospitals."38BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProLocated just to the southeast of U.S.Route 24 and 21st Street, the project inthe Gold Hill Mesa subdivision will seethe building of new homes, restaurants,retail space, and even a hotel.While more than 600 homes havealready been built on the 200-acre sitewhere the Golden Cycle Mill companyran its operations for more than half acentury, plans currently call for theeventual construction of up to 1,200homes.The city support comes in the form of arecent vote taken by the ColoradoSprings City Council officially designatingaround 106 acres of the site as acommercial urban renewal zone. By sodoing, the council makes it possible forproperty owners at the site to becompensated for infrastructureimprovements as well as environmentalremediation work.Council members also gave the greenlight to using an anticipated $13.5 millionin future sales tax revenue for thedevelopment of the renewal zone.The Golden Cycle Mill was one of themost successful gold ore mining COLORADO SPRINGSCITY COUNCILAPPROVES FUNDINGFOR FORMER MININGSITE URBAN RENEWALPROJECTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/09/2023An urban renewal project in ColoradoSprings on the site of a former gold andsilver mining operation has now receivedimportant city funding support.Copyright: Canva Pro

operations of its kind in the country,keeping hundreds of workers employedduring even the worst years of the GreatDepression. The mill ceased operations in1948.Not until the late 1990s was a subdivisiondevelopment of the site undertaken, withthe first homes going up in 2006 andgradually emerging into what thepublication Springs Magazine has called"an award-winning community at thecrossroads between downtown ColoradoSprings and its nearby mountains andtrails."According to the Colorado Springs UrbanRenewal Authority, work on the formermill site has seen the building of newhousing, transit improvements, andinfrastructure, all designed to create a"gateway to the City from the west."39BUILTENVIRONMENTand still are repercussions. One of thoserepercussions has led to the endangeringof the June Sucker fish. To remedy thesituation, the U.S. Department of theInterior is engaging in the Provo RiverDelta Restoration Project. Continue reading >PROVO RIVER DELTARESTORATION PROJECTBRINGS NATURALHABITAT BACK TOENDANGERED FISHBy Larry Bernstein, Rocky Mountain Construction11/14/2023When the Mormons first arrived in Utahin the mid-1800s, they found a beautifulstate. As they settled in the valley areaaround current-day Provo – 40 milessouth of Salt Lake City – they were Copyright: Canva ProNEWBICYCLIST/PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE OVER US 75CONNECTS MULTIPLEPOPULAR TRAILS INNORTH DALLASBy Mark Bird, Texas Contractor11/14/2023A much-anticipated, transformativepedestrian bridge will soon open in NorthDallas – following a unique constructionand placement project.The new Northaven Trail Bridge,expected to be fully open to the publiclater this fall, will connect multiplepopular bicycle/pedestrian trails –including the... Continue reading >TEXAS HOUSEAPPROVES $1.54BILLION BORDER WALLCONSTRUCTION BILLBy Hogan Gore, El Paso Times11/14/2023The Texas House on Tuesday approved a$1.54 billion Senate proposal to fundconstruction of 50 additional miles of anunconnected border wall, but anamendment tacked on in the lowerchamber would allow some of that moneyto help local governments pay forincreased enforcm... Continue reading >

40BUILTENVIRONMENTThe push to bring manufacturing back tothe United States is unlike anything DidiCaldwell has seen in her career.Private companies have spent more thanhalf a trillion dollars since 2021 toonshore facilities back to the U.S.,according to the White House. As long aslabor shortages don’t derail thatmomentum, that record amount ofmanufacturing construction activity isn’texpected to slow down anytime soon. Continue reading >US MANUFACTURINGBOOM UNLOCKS ‘ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME’OPPORTUNITY FORCONTRACTORSBy Sebastian Obando, ConstructionDive11/14/2023CONSTRUCTION NEWSNATIONALDATA CENTER SECTORTRENDS FOR 2023-2024By John Caulfield, BDC Network11/13/2023Developers and owners can’t build datacenters fast enough. Forecasts aboutdemand globally and in North Americarange from steady to exuberant. And AECfirms in this sector continue to reap thebenefits of this growth.HDR, for one, experi...Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

Kubota North America has made a majorannouncement involving its leadership inNorth America.The company hosted its board ofdirectors meeting in Osaka, Japanyesterday, and outlined several newappointments.Among those appointments are thenaming of Nobuyuki Ishii as CEO ofKubota North America (KNA) and seniormanaging executive officer of KBT, andTodd Stucke as president of KubotaTractor Corp. (KTC) and executive officerof KBT, effective Jan. 1, 2024. Continue reading >KUBOTA NAMES NEWCEO FOR NORTHAMERICA SEGMENTBy Gigi Wood, ForConstructionPros11/09/2023Copyright: Canva Pro41BUILTENVIRONMENTCALTRANS LAUNCHESREPAIRS TO REOPENFIRE-DAMAGED LAFREEWAYBy Tim Newcomb, ENR California11/09/2023The portion of Interstate10 in downtownLos Angeles severely damaged by fireover the weekend will undergo repairsafter California Dept. of Transportation(Caltrans) engineers determined theelevated highway did not needreplacement. “This will not be a demo,” California Gov.Gavin Newsom said during a pressconference at the site on Tuesdaymorning. “We will... Continue reading >

42BUILTENVIRONMENTConstruction wages are stilloverwhelmingly competitive, althoughthe pace of pay increases appears to haveslowed down, according to a new report.The Bureau of Labor Statistics hascompiled numbers for the third quarterof this year ending in September showingthat wages and salaries overall inconstruction were up by 1.1% as ofSeptember 30.CONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRY WAGES STILLUP - JUST NOT AS MUCHAS BEFOREBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/14/2023comport with overall national trends:“Wages and salaries increased 4.8% forthe 12-month period ending inSeptember 2023 and increased 4.4%from a year ago.”Combining all construction wages,salaries, and benefits saw the industrywith a 0.8% increase in the third quarterof this year, compared with asubstantially stronger 4.4% increase ayear ago for the same three months.According to statistics compiled by theAssociated Builders and Contractors, theaverage hourly earnings for constructionworkers as of last month came in at aneven $37. In October of 2022, that figurestood at $35.25.Overall, construction industry wageshave been on a clear upward ride for wellover a decade now. During the depths ofthe Great Recession in 2010, the figurestood at $25.12.CONSTRUCTION NEWSTRENDSThat figure was down by 4.7% from thesame quarter period in 2022.Those statistics, noted the BLS report, Copyright: Canva ProTECHNOLOGY ISRESHAPING WHAT ITMEANS TO RUN ALUMBER AND BUILDINGMATERIALS BUSINESSSUCCESSFULLYBy John Maiuri, ForConstructionPros11/13/2023The lumber and buildings materials(LBM) industry is positioned to leverage

technology in creative and practical waysthat not only make business processeseasier to manage, but also help boost topand bottom lines. With technology intheir corner, LBM dealers can turn losttime managing data in multiple systemsinto a singular, streamlined and cohesiveinvestment that expands salesopportunities by... Continue reading >The construction industry added 23,000jobs in October as unemployment ratesfor the sector hovered near the all-timelow for the month, according to ananalysis of new government data theAssociated General Contractors ofAmerica recently released. Associationofficials said the construction industrywould likely have hired even moreworkers to keep pace with strongdemand for construction.“Despite the fact pay for hourly craftworkers in construction is rising fasterthan for production employees,contractors are... Continue reading >43BUILTENVIRONMENTHOW THIS TEAMPLANNED FOR 3DIFFERENT END USERSWITH VRBy Matthew Thibault, ConstructionDive11/14/2023Construction pros from Rudolph &Sletten, Jacobs and Boulder Associatesdiscussed the use cases for virtualreality at the Design-Build Conference &Expo earlier this month.When using a virtual reality system, it’simportant to be mindful of the strategyand all the stakeholders involved in thetechnology, a team of contractors toldattendees during a panel session at theDesign-Build Conference & Expo nearWashington, D.C., this month.“We really needed to get everyone onboard quickly, and get everyone sold onthis concept to move ahead,” said TracyGordon, principal at Boulder Associates. Continue reading > Copyright: Canva ProCONSTRUCTION SECTORADDS 23,000 JOBS INOCTOBER ASUNEMPLOYMENT RATEFALLS TO 4.0 PERCENT;RECORD JOB OPENINGSPOINT TO NEED FORMORE WORKERSBy Tradewinds, DesignCostData11/13/2023CONSTRUCTIONNONFATAL-INJURYILLNESS RATE DIPS, ASCASES RISE SLIGHTLYBy Tom Ichniowski, ENR11/14/2023The construction industry showedimprovement last year in a key safetyindicator, its rate of nonfatal jobsiteinjuries and illnesses, the Bureau of LaborStatistics reports. But the bureau's... Continue reading >

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Phone:(505) 325-8289PRECAST CONCRETE & TRUCKING SERVICESABC CONCRETECONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER1004 South Lake, Farmington, NM 87401000525 Supplier / ManufacturerABC Concrete Mfg is a precast company specializing in oilfield, government, home and business-useconcrete products. While we have a full catalog of ready-made products, we also take special orders —building to suit your specific needs.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > OUR PROJECTSLEARN MORE >45VENDORS, SUPPLIERS& MANUFACTURERSFEATURED COMPANYBUILTENVIRONMENTWe deliver our precastconcrete products nationwide.We have proudly served theU.S. government, small,medium, and large businessesfor over 30 years. Here aresome of the great projects wehave worked on over the years.Call us today 1-800-211-1580 toget your project started.IN STOCK PRODUCTSLEARN MORE >ABC Concrete Mfg carries anentire line of in-stock precastconcrete products. We cangenerally deliver your precastconcrete products in a matters.Our deliveries can be madeanywhere in the lower 48United States. Call us today at1-800-211-1580 to order instock products.CUSTOM PRODUCTSLEARN MORE >Yes, we build custom productsas well dependent upon yourspecs and needs. We carrymore than 100 product forms;custom created andmanufactured to meet theneeds of large and smallbusinesses alike. Needsomething? Call us today at 1-800-211-1580.Copyright: ABC Concrete Copyright: ABC Concrete Copyright: ABC Concrete

ROMA ARCHITECTURECONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER912 Roma Avenue NW, Albuquerque, NM 87102ROMA Architecture (formerly Jon Anderson Architecture) is an award-winning architectural firmspecializing in contemporary regionally-influenced design. ROMA is one of New Mexico's premier boutiquearchitectural practices built upon over 30 years of exceptional service and quality design.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 764-8306000221 ArchitectRIBBON CUTTING IN JEMEZ PUEBLO | SEPTEMBER 1, 202346ARCHITECTS,ENGINEERS & DESIGNERSFEATURED COMPANYBUILTENVIRONMENTIt was a joy to attend the ribbon cutting for the WalatowaEarly Childhood Learning Center. We hope that the people ofJemez Pueblo will find this charming little building to be awelcome addition to their community, and that it will servethem faithfully in their efforts to convey their culturalheritage to future generations through language immersioneducation. We would like to extend our gratitude to themany distinguished guests who shared thoughtful andinspiring words at the ceremony, including GovernorMichelle Lujan Grisham, State Senator Benny Shendo, andState Representative Derrick Lente. This project reflects thevision of the Jemez Pueblo Education Department led byKevin Shendo, Lana Garcia, and Dr. Mack. It was a labor oflove for all involved and could not have been accomplishedwithout the tireless work of General Contractor PACE Pacific,Construction Manager Buffalo Design, the Pueblo’s ProjectManager Sheri Bozic, and countless others who contributed. VIEW MORE NEWS >Copyright: Roma Architecture

Masonry isn't only construction, its art. Our masons aren't just craftsmen, they're artistsBeaty Masonry Company, LLC is currently the largest full-service masonry contractor in New Mexico. Weare strategically located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and our services are accessible to the entireSouthwest Region. We are currently providing quality masonry construction to clients in New Mexico,Colorado, Arizona, and Texas.Our extensive portfolio includes work in education, healthcare, government/military, hospitality,correctional, industrial/manufacturing, retail, Native American, athletics, spiritual, performing arts, andmore.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 856-1800BEATY MASONRYCOMPANYCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER6219 Corona Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113040000 MasonryPROJECTSSTRUCTURAL BLOCK VENEER BLOCK BRICKLEARN MORE >LEARN MORE >LEARN MORE >47SUB-CONTRACTORSFEATURED COMPANYBUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Beaty Masonry Copyright: Beaty Masonry Copyright: Beaty Masonry

COMPANY HISTORYArviso Construction is a Navajo family owned business and was founded in 1982 by Olsen Arviso Sr.Throughout his career, he referred to his clients as "respected friends." The company quickly built areputation for integrity, teamwork, and commitment.These values remain true today and are the reason we are able to celebrate 41 years. This a milestonewhich all of us at Arviso Construction are very proud.Arviso Construction is recognized as a leader in the industry on the Navajo Reservation. Our position andstrength enables the company to provide additional value to our clients and opportunities for ouremployees.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > ARVISO CONSTRUCTIONCOMPANY, INCCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER MEMBER51A Dakota Loop, Iyanbito, NM 87316 | Phone: (505) 123-4567000310 General ContractorRECENT PROJECTSFORT DEFIANCEWELLNESS CENTERTWIN ARROWS POLICEAND FIRE STATIONBLACK MESA HEADSTARTLEARN MORE >LEARN MORE >LEARN MORE >48GENERAL CONTRACTORSFEATURED COMPANYBUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: ARVISO Copyright: ARVISO Copyright: ARVISO

49FEATURED PROJECTSPROVIDED BY CONSTRUCTION REPORTERBUILTENVIRONMENT2023-7C76: AZTEC RESERVOIR #1IMPROVEMENTS,PHASE 2LEARN MORE > 2023-7C77: ROCKHOUND ROAD &MCCAN ROADIMPROVEMENTSLEARN MORE > 2023-7A1E: PLACITAS WATERLINEIMPROVEMENTSLEARN MORE > $3,892,045Copyright: Canva Pro. AI GeneratedCopyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro. AI Generated $880,000$850,000

Total Planroom Visitors: 13 + OWNER: City of AztecKEY INFORMATIONAddress: 201 W. ChacoAztec NM 87410Phone Number:(505) 334-7656Bid Date/Time: 12/20/2023 - 03:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 0Estimated Cost: $3,892,045Phase: Bidding Stage: ActivePlans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign up for ourplan room to viewENGINEER: Bohannan Huston, IncAddress: 7500 Jefferson NE Courtyard IAlbuquerque NM 87109Phone Number:(505) 823-1000Pre-Bid MeetingWednesday, November 29th, 2023 at 2:00 PMAztec Water Plant201 W Navajo Dam Rd.Aztec, New Mexico 8741050PROJECT INFORMATIONBUILTENVIRONMENTDemolition and disposal of 47,500 SF of existingconcrete, demolition and disposal of the existingoutlet tower structure , regrading the existingreservoir slopes, installation of 138,000 SF of 60 milHDPE liner, construction of a new outlet structureand access bridge, construction of a concrete accessramp, and installation of a new 20 inlet line.SCOPE:SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: https://bhitracker.bhinc.com/DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS: 12.11.2023SUBMIT BIDS TO: https://bhitracker.bhinc.com/PROJECT NOTES:AZTEC RESERVOIR #1IMPROVEMENTS, PHASE 2CLICK HERE TO ACCESS PROJECT: 2023-7C76 >

Total Planroom Visitors: 17 + OWNER: Luna CountyKEY INFORMATIONAddress: 700 South Silver Ave, 3rd FloorDeming NM 88031Phone Number:(575) 546-0494Bid Date/Time: 12/14/2023 - 10:00am MSTAddenda Count: 0Estimated Cost: $850,000Phase: Bidding Stage: ActivePlans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign up for ourplan room to viewARCHITECT: Wilson & Company, Inc.Address: 414 Main Street Suite ALas Cruces NM 88001Phone Number:(575) 527-9257Pre-Bid ConferenceThursday, November 30th, 2023 at 10:00 AMLuna County Courthouse & Offices700 S. Silver Ave.Deming, NM 8803051PROJECT INFORMATIONBUILTENVIRONMENTRoadway culvert crossings, earthwork grading,paving, drainage structures riprap installation, andmiscellaneous construction.SCOPE:SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: Gabriel Villanueva gabriel.villanueva@wilsonco.comDEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS: 12.8.2023SUBMIT BIDS TO: Luna County Courthouse & Offices 700 S. Silver Ave.Deming, NM 88030PROJECT NOTES:ROCKHOUND ROAD & MCCAN ROAD IMPROVEMENTSCLICK HERE TO ACCESS PROJECT: 2023-7C77 >

Total Planroom Visitors: 92 + OWNER: Village of HatchKEY INFORMATIONAddress: 133 Franklin StHatch NM 87937Phone Number:(575) 267-5216Bid Date/Time: 12/14/2023 - 10:00am MST Addenda Count: 0Estimated Cost: $880,000Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:New Project / First ReportPlans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign up for ourplan room to viewENGINEER: Wilson & Co.Address: 414 Main Street Suite ALas Cruces NM 88001Phone Number:(575) 527-9257Pre-Bid ConferenceThursday, November 16th, 2023 at 10:00 AMVillage of Hatch Administration Building133 Franklin StHatch, NM 8800152PROJECT INFORMATIONBUILTENVIRONMENTInstallation of new lift station structure and forcemain with additive alternates. The installation of thenew lift station also includes: new duplex pump withnew controls, piping, and check valves. Extension of3-phase power to the site is to be coordinated with ElPaso Electric Company. Installation of new force mainincludes the connection to an existing manhole withinthe Villages existing collection system.SCOPE:SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: Madai Hernandez at Madai.Hernandez@wilsonco.com DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS: 12.8.2023SUBMIT BIDS TO: Village of Hatch Administration Building133 Franklin StHatch, NM 87937PROJECT NOTES:PLACITAS WATERLINEIMPROVEMENTSCLICK HERE TO ACCESS PROJECT: 2023-7A1E >

The Village of Ruidoso, New Mexico is requesting proposals to provide On CallProfessional and General Engineering Services for the Village of Ruidoso.2023-7BD8 ON CALL PROFESSIONAL ANDGENERAL ENGINEERING SERVICESOWNER: Village of Ruidoso53FEATURED PROJECTSARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, & DESIGN CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS >The Maxwell Municipal Schools (District) is requesting proposals from qualifiedfirms to perform architectural and/or engineering design services using thedesign-bid-build method in connection with the Maxwell Combined SchoolPlanning and Design for the District more particularly described at Exhibit 1.2023-7535 ARCHITECTURAL AND ORENGINEERING SERVICESOWNER: Maxwell Municipal SchoolsThe purpose of the Request for Proposal (RFP) is to solicit sealed proposals toestablish a contract through competitive negotiations for the procurement ofservices to design and construct projects that improve surface water quality orriparian and aquatic habitat state-wide2023-7678 RIVER STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMOWNER: New Mexico Environment DepartmentCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS >BUILTENVIRONMENT1.1.1. The District is the lead in this procurement process with assistance and part ownership of the Projectbelonging to the PSFA. The District and PSFA are separately the District and PSFA and jointly will be referredto as Owner or Owners.1.1.2. The District is located at the Village of Maxwell within Colfax County in Northern New Mexico. MaxwellMunicipal School District incorporates 313 square miles. The district has a total of three schools: oneelementary school (grades K-6), one middle school (grades 7-8), and one high school (grades 9-12). Thecampus site is approximately 10 acres. District administration is also included on the campus and the threeschools share common facilities for the gym, cafeteria, library, auditorium and health office. Totalenrollment at 2021-2022 PED 40th day count was 119 students.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS >

2023-7C9E: NEWALBUQUERQUE SENIORHOUSING >Project Information:Phase: PreBidStage: Conceptual / No DesignStatus:New Project / EditorialProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Housing / Apartments / CondosPublic Funding: YesPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONCopyright: Google, March 2022A downtown Albuquerque building thathas served for most of the last decade asextended stay residential space forcorporate clients may soon berepurposed as affordable senior housing.Located at 950 4th Street NW, twoblocks to the north of the Pete V.Domenici U.S. Courthouse, the three-story Anthea @ Granite was built in 2015at a cost of $6 million.Upon its official opening in August of thatyear, it was touted as a “condotel,” or acondominium project that operates as ahotel, offering 23 furnished one-, two-,and three-bedroom condominiums, withweekly rents starting at $799.The occupancy levels of the structure inrecent years have varied, with BernalilloCounty officials recently regarding it as agood candidate for a senior livingcomplex.Now members of the Bernalillo CountyCommission have given their unanimousapproval to purchasing the building forsenior housing, using $5.2 million in fundsreceived through the American RescuePlan Act.CONTINUE READING >FORMER LONG-TERMCONDO COMPLEX INALBUQUERQUE TOBE REPURPOSED ASSENIOR HOUSINGBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 11/07/202354BUILTENVIRONMENT

NEW CONSTRUCTIONEST. COST: $2,635,000SITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGEST. COST: $1,717,86455ACTIVE PROJECTSNEW MEXICOBUILTENVIRONMENTMenicucci Insurance specializes in creating custom insurance solutions for you and your unique business. From plans that cover excessliability insurance to construction equipment, our insurance policies offer a wide range of coverage. We are here to protect yourinterests.We also understand that your needs evolve over time, so we’re always looking out for more opportunities to improve our riskmanagement strategies. Our expert agents have built Menicucci Insurance's reputation on integrity and dependability.From small crews to large contractors, we will be by your side.CONTACT US

PROJECTNUMBER/NAMEBID DATE/TIMEADDENDA COUNTPRE-BIDMEETING2023-7B4C: Glenwood Gila TroutFacility Phase 2 ProjectPROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM: CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALAlstate Steel Inc Gill Con IncPace Metals North LLCRaysteel IncSouthwest Ironwork Inc CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER050000 METALS MEMBERSPh: 505-877-5454Ph: 505-269-4710Ph: 505-873-2611Ph: 505-898-3309Ph: 505-296-9600VIEW MORE > NEW CONSTRUCTION56BUILTENVIRONMENTSCOPE OF WORK: Demolition, removal and disposal of existing facilities; Construction of: Premanufactured MetalBroodstock Building, S2 Raceway Buildings and Fry Raceway Building; Outlet Control Vault and Trough; associatedElectrical Improvements and buried Non-Potable Water Pipes and Appurtenances.PLAN ROOMACCESS12/12/20232:00 PM MST0MANDATORY11/29/202311:00 AM MSTESTIMATED COST: $2,635,000PROJECT CATEGORY LEGENDAirports / Transportation / Rail Police / Fire Sewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Wastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTHealthcareCopyright: Canva Pro. *Not actual image of project.

SITE WORK / NON-BUILDING57BUILTENVIRONMENTPROJECTNUMBER/NAMEBID DATE/TIMEADDENDA COUNTPRE-BIDMEETING2023-7C75: RE-BID Sierra CountyRegional Wastewater CollectionSystem - Phase IVbPROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM: CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL814 Solutions LLC Fisher Sand & Gravel Indigo of New MexicoCBKN DirtworksE2RC LLCCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER310000 EARTHWORKMEMBERS MEMBERSPh: : (505) 872-0846 New Mexico Inc Ph: (505) 867-2600 Ph: (505) 699-5913 Ph: (505) 867-2801Ph: : (505) 867-4040VIEW MORE > SCOPE OF WORK: Construction of new wastewater collection system within the City of Elephant Butte including 8SDR-35 gravity collection piping, manholes, lids, collars, tie to existing collection system, backfill, compaction,roadway surface replacement and all appurtenances for a SAS collection system project.PLAN ROOMACCESS12/13/20232:00 PM MST0MANDATORY11/29/20232:00 PM MSTPROJECT CATEGORY LEGENDAirports / Transportation / Rail Police / Fire Sewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Wastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTHealthcareCopyright: Canva Pro. *Not actual image of project.ESTIMATED COST: $1,717,864

Furnish all labor, equipment and material to blade andreshape existing roadways, resurface roadways withbase course and chip seal, construct swales alongroadway edges.LEARN MORE > ESTIMATED COST: $1,534,851NEW MEXICOPOST-BID PROJECTS ESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $3.5 MILLION2023-7355: LUNA COUNTY ROADWAY ANDDRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS, MAJESTIC VIEWPAQUIME, CASAS GRANDES, LA PAZ, TIGUA &MANZANO ROADS NMFA COLONIASINFRASTRUCTURE 5538-C58BUILTENVIRONMENTSelective demolition, patching and repair of metaldecking and exterior finish system, sheet metal flashingand trim, metal copings, metal downspouts andconductors, TPO roofing system, sealants, painting.LEARN MORE > ESTIMATED COST: $2,000,000203-70FD: CARLSBAD MUSEUM AND LIBRARYREROOFCopyright: Canva Pro. *Not actual image of projcet.Copyright: Canva Pro. *Not actual image of projcet.

PROJECT NAMEBID DATE &TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYPLAN ROOMACCESS2023-7355: LUNA COUNTYROADWAY AND DRAINAGEIMPROVEMENTS, MAJESTICVIEW PAQUIME, CASASGRANDES, LA PAZ, TIGUA &MANZANO ROADS NMFACOLONIAS INFRASTRUCTURE5538-C11/08/202310:00 AM MST$1,534,851Roadwork /Paving /Bridges / DOTSCOPE OF WORK: Furnish all labor, equipment and material to blade and reshape existing roadways, resurfaceroadways with base course and chip seal, construct swales along roadway edges.PROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM. CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALBID RESULTS/AWARDSPROJECT TYPE LEGENDDesign / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallVendor / Professional ServicesConstruction Reporter Member59BUILTENVIRONMENTCONTRACT AWARDS 1 Low: $889,263 | Deming Excavating Inc 2 Low: $929,260 | Southwest Concrete & Paving OWNER | LUNA COUNTY700 S Sliver Ave., Deming NM 88030(575) 546-0494ARCHITECT | STANTEC 6100 Seagull St NE Ste 102B., Albuquerque NM 87109(505) 275-0022

PROJECT NAMEBID DATE &TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYPLAN ROOMACCESS2023-70FD: CARLSBADMUSEUM AND LIBRARYREROOF11/02/20231:00 PM MST$2,000,000MuseumSCOPE OF WORK: Selective demolition, patching and repair of metal decking and exterior finish system, sheet metalflashing and trim, metal copings, metal downspouts and conductors, TPO roofing system, sealants, painting.PROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM. CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALBID RESULTS/AWARDSPROJECT TYPE LEGENDDesign / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallVendor / Professional ServicesConstruction Reporter Member60BUILTENVIRONMENTCONTRACT AWARDS 1 Low: Hamilton Roofing Co of Carlsbad IncOWNER | CITY OF CARLSBAD101 N. Halagueno, Carlsbad NM 88220(575) 234-7905ENGINEER | MOLZEN-CORBIN & ASSOCIATES2701 Miles Rd SE., Albuquerque NM 87106(505) 242-5700

NEW MEXICOWAGE DETERMINATIONSNOVEMBER 6TH - 10TH 2023BERNALILLO COUNTYEDDY COUNTYSAN JUAN COUNTYDONA ANA COUNTYCHAVES COUNTY61BUILTENVIRONMENTSANTA FE COUNTYSOCORRO COUNTY

APPROVED WAGE DETERMINATIONSNOVEMBER 6TH - 10TH 2023Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County62COUNTY LEGENDBUILTENVIRONMENTWAGE DECISION CLICK TO VIEWPROJECT TITLECONTRACTING AGENCYCONTACTREQUESTED DATE BE-23-3013-A Isleta Blvd Mill and Inlay BernalilloCounty Gary Moreno-Ulibarri 11/9/2023 BE-23-3012-B TriCore Lab Equipment Renovations UNM Hospital Paul Wymer 11/9/2023 BE-23-3026-B VA downstairs HVAC Department of Cultural Affairs Kenneth Martinez 11/9/2023 BE-23-3025-B Desk install Department of Cultural Affairs Kenneth Martinez 11/9/2023 BE-23-3005-H ASW 16-198M Ridgecrest Well 5and Thomas Well 8Transformer Refurbishment Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water UtilityAuthority Rochelle Larson 11/8/2023 BE-23-3004-H ASW 16-197M SJCWTP SettledWater Booster Pump 8Rehabilitation Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water UtilityAuthority Rochelle Larson 11/8/2023 BE-23-3003-B BBRP 6th Floor RO SystemEquipment Upgrades UNM Hospital Edward Avila 11/8/2023 CH-23-2998-B Historic Windows Phase II CHAVES COUNTY Analicia Nieto 11/8/2023 CH-23-2999-B Historic Windows Phase IV CHAVES COUNTY Analicia Nieto 11/7/2023 CH-23-2991-A SMC parking lot reno 2024-1315BH CHAVES COUNTY Sandra Rodriguez 11/7/2023

APPROVED WAGE DETERMINATIONSNOVEMBER 6TH - 10TH 2023Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County63COUNTY LEGENDBUILTENVIRONMENTWAGE DECISION CLICK TO VIEWPROJECT TITLECONTRACTING AGENCYCONTACTREQUESTED DATE CH-23-2988-B Court Compliance RelocationRemodel CHAVES COUNTY Analicia Nieto 11/6/2023 CH-23-2987-B Historic Windows Phase III CHAVES COUNTY Analicia Nieto 11/6/2023 DA-23-3001-B Mayfield High School 2023 ActivityRoom HVAC Repair Las Cruces Public Schools District 2 Samuel Bailon 11/9/2023 DA-23-2997-B Security Bollard Installation Third Judicial District Court ROBERT TYFAIR 11/9/2023 DA-23-2996-B ORGAN MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOLNETWORK SWITCHES, ACCESSPOINTS, AND FIBER CABLEINSTALL Las Cruces Public Schools District 2 Jose Cardona 11/8/2023 DA-23-2995-B MAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL NETWORKSWITCHES, ACCESS POINTS,AND FIBER CABLE INSTALL Las Cruces Public Schools District 2 Jose Cardona 11/8/2023 DA-23-2994-B LAS CRUCES HIGH SCHOOLNETWORK SWITCHES, ACCESSPOINTS, AND FIBER CABLEINSTALL Las Cruces Public Schools District 2 Jose Cardona 11/8/2023 DA-23-2993-B CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL NETWORKSWITCHES, ACCESS POINTS,AND FIBER CABLE INSTALL Las Cruces Public Schools District 2 Jose Cardona 11/8/2023

APPROVED WAGE DETERMINATIONSNOVEMBER 6TH - 10TH 2023Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County64COUNTY LEGENDBUILTENVIRONMENTWAGE DECISION CLICK TO VIEWPROJECT TITLECONTRACTING AGENCYCONTACTREQUESTED DATE DA-23-2992-B ARROWHEAD PARK EARLY COLLEGE HIGHSCHOOL NETWORK SWITCHES,ACCESS POINTS, AND FIBER CABLE INSTALL Las Cruces Public Schools District 2 Jose Cardona 11/9/2023 DA-23-2985-A PO-232402583- SANTA TERESA ELEMENTARY- LEVEL PLAYGROUND FIELD Gadsden Independent School District Shane Smythe 11/9/2023 DA-23-2984-A PO 232402571- SANTA TERESAELEMENTARY -LANDSCAPESTRUCTURES Gadsden Independent School District Shane Smythe 11/9/2023 DA-23-2980-A CN LC00360 New Mexico Department ofTransportation Pauline Martinez 11/9/2023 ED-23-3014-A MLK Splash Pad City of Artesia Aubrey Hobson 11/9/2023 ED-23-2982-A Woodbine Cemetery reno 2024-1527 BH City of Artesia Aubrey Hobson 11/6/2023 SJ-23-3007-A Sewer Trunk Mainline Repair-Farmington Museum City of Farmington Kelli Sandoval 11/8/2023 SJ-23-3006-H Aztec Reservoir #1 ImprovementsPhase 2 City of Aztec Kathryn Graham 11/8/2023 SJ-23-2990-B SJRMC 5th Floor Women's InpatientServices Improvements San Juan County Jaime Jones 11/7/2023

APPROVED WAGE DETERMINATIONSNOVEMBER 6TH - 10TH 2023Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County65COUNTY LEGENDBUILTENVIRONMENTWAGE DECISION CLICK TO VIEWPROJECT TITLECONTRACTING AGENCYCONTACTREQUESTED DATE SJ-23-2983-B Update Cooling System in ITDepartment Server Room San Juan County Jaime Jones 11/6/2023 SJ-23-2981-B PAC Fire Alarm Upgrade Central Consolidated School District Candice Thompson 11/6/2023 SF-23-3018-B Wood Restoration Project MOA Department of Cultural Affairs Robert Aragon 11/9/2023 SF-23-3023-A Water Pipeline and Future UseUtility Conduit New Mexico Department ofTransportation Robert Fine 11/7/2023 SO-23-3017-A Leroy Place, Cassity Place, MaryPlace, and Walkway StreetImprovements City of Socorro Joseph Santillanes 11/9/2023 SO-23-3015-A Renovate nature path 2024-1586 BH Belen Consolidated Schools Donna Butler 11/6/2023

66COMMERCIAL LIENSBERNALILLO COUNTYBUILTENVIRONMENTDOCUMENTNUMBERLIENRECORDEDDATEGRANTORGRANTEE2023070767Subdivision MAYFLOWER HTS Lot 8 Block 511/06/202311:55:00 AMID HOUSING & FINANCE JASM ENTRPS LLC2023070853Subdivision PARKWEST 1 Lot 32P1 Block 311/06/202302:49:14 PMDE ANCHONDO MARTHARAMIREZWHITLOCK ENTRPS LLC2023071250Subdivision VOLCANO CLIFFS 4 Lot 12 Block 411/08/202309:50:57 AMAPODACA ROBYNTELLICO INC

FEATURED PROPERTYTUCUMCARI REALESTATE LISTING IS PARTOF CITY'S JEWISHHISTORY >REAL ESTATETH E B UI LT E NVI RO NM EN T M AG AZ IN EHOMES AND LEASING FOR FUTURENEW MEXICO SUSTAINABILITYWORKERS OUTDOOR RECREATIONBOOMING, BUT FEDERALHELP STILL NEEDED FORTHE SMALL BUSINESSESTHAT RELY ON IT, NOTESSENATE COMMITTEE >RETAIL THEFT TRENDSSTILL ON THE INCREASE;STATES FIGHTING BACK,SAYS NEW CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE REPORT >

86PAGE 69 AFFILIATESPAGE 87 FEATURED REAL ESTATE COMPANYPAGE 88 FEATURED PROPERTIESPAGE 89 PROPERTIES FOR SALEPAGE 90 LAND FOR SALEPAGE 92 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS REAL ESTATE HOMEPAGE76BUILTENVIRONMENTHOMES AND LEASING FOR FUTURE NEWMEXICO SUSTAINABILITY WORKERS >75REAL ESTATE NEWS NEW MEXICOTUCUMCARI REAL ESTATE LISTING IS PART OFCITY'S JEWISH HISTORY >77CITY COUNCILORS QUESTION OFFICIALS ONALBUQUERQUE’S GATEWAY CENTER >77ASPEN HOTEL TAPS DEATH & CO. CREATORSFOR NEW RESTAURANT AND ROOFTOP BAR >81REAL ESTATE NEWS SOUTHWESTRETAIL THEFT TRENDS STILL ON THEINCREASE; STATES FIGHTING BACK, SAYSNEW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REPORT >82REAL ESTATE NEWS NATIONALOUTDOOR RECREATION BOOMING, BUTFEDERAL HELP STILL NEEDED FOR THESMALL BUSINESSES THAT RELY ON IT,NOTES SENATE COMMITTEE >83HISTORIC ONE-TIME ALBUQUERQUERESIDENCE NOW HOME TO FAMOUSRESTAURANT IS UP FOR SALE >78BUSINESS FACES CRIME ISSUES DESPITECENTRAL CORRIDOR OPERATION >78OLDEST MCDONALD'S IN NEW MEXICO ISGETTING A FACELIFT >79MAINSTREET CAPITAL WANTS TO ADDMULTIFAMILY TO CAMELBACK OFFICECAMPUS >81CYRUSONE MAY ADD ANOTHER SAN ANTONIODATA CENTER >81ULI FORECAST: U.S. ECONOMIC SLOWDOWNDELAYED WHILE HIGHER INTEREST RATESWILL WEIGH ON RECOVERY >84CITY OPENS DOWNTOWN POLICE STATION >79LOS LUNAS TO HOST OPEN HOUSE FORZONING CODE >80BHASKER WILL ENTER FOURTH DECADE INCITY GOVERNMENT >80NEW MEXICANS TO KNOW: SCOTT WHITEFIELDBECOMES CBRE VICE PRESIDENT, AGAIN >80

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70TECH INNOVATIONSDRIVECOMMERCIAL REALESTATE AHEADThe commercial real estate industry isundergoing a technological revolution, withnumerous innovations reshaping howproperties are bought, sold, and managed. Thelatest technological advances are changingthe landscape of real estate in unprecedentedways, from AI-driven property valuation, toblockchain applications and smart buildingtechnologies. A report by J.P. Morganhighlights how staying up to speed with thelatest technology in CRE is not justadvantageous; it is essential for success asthe industry rapidly evolves. Real estateprofessionals who embrace technology canprovide better services, make more informeddecisions, and be positioned as leaders in thefield.CONTINUE READING >SIOR EVENTCALENDARDECEMBER 2023Copyright: Canva ProWEDNESDAY DECEMBER 13TH4:00 PM - 9:00 PM (DE): CHAPTER MEETING - CLICK HEREBUILTENVIRONMENT

72BUILTENVIRONMENTCARNM EVENTCALENDARDECEMBER 2023INDUSTRIALMARKETREBALANCES AS E-COMMERCEGROWTHNORMALIZES IN U.S.CONTINUE READING >The e-commerce boom that began in the earlydays of the pandemic helped send demand forindustrial real estate to never-before-seenheights, but as growth has normalized, arebalancing has taken shape, according toCommercialEdge’s latest 2023 U.S. industrialmarket report.E-commerce sales volume exploded in 2020, ashock that reshaped retail as we knew it. Whilegrowth cooled in subsequent quarters, thegains made during the pandemic are nowentrenched.E-commerce sales volume has increased by 74%since the first quarter of 2021, although almosthalf of those gains were made in the initial spikein the second quarter of 2021. During thesecond quarter of this year, there was a total of$277.6 billion in e-commerce sales, accordingto the Census Bureau, an increase of 2.1% overthe first quarter and 7.5% year-over-year.Copyright: Canva ProWEDNESDAY DECEMBER 6TH8:00 AM - 9:30 AM: LIN MARKETING MEETING – CCIM/LINHOLIDAY PARTY - CLICK HERETUESDAY DECEMBER 12TH11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: CARNM BOARD MEETING - CLICK HERE

73BUILTENVIRONMENTTIME TO SHINE:NICHE REALESTATEINVESTORS EYECAR WASHESAs a retail real estate specialist for more thanthree decades, I’ve seen many trends comeand go. One day, it’s an explosion in the sale ofbank pads. And now, I’m seeing that niche realestate investors – who historically operatewith a bit of herd mentality – have crownedthe car wash industry the latest investmentdarling. The evolution of the car washindustry and the resulting uptick in interestfrom investors, developers and operatorsalike has been fascinating to watch. Brandslike Take Five, Waterway, Zips, Spotless andMister Car Wash are just a few of the modernsuccess stories bringing car wash investmentinto the headlines. So, what’s with the hype?EXPERIENCE DRIVES CHANGEThe evolution of the car wash industry formsan intriguing narrative. From its origins to thepresent day, consumer preferences,technological advancements andenvironmental considerations have been thecatalyst for change as the new age car washemerges at a rapid pace.The primary car wash categories are 1) In-bayAutomatic/Roll-over; 2) Self-Service; and 3)Conveyor. According to Grand View ResearchInc., conveyor car washes are consistently themost profitable in the car wash sector in theU.S., where more than 72% of drivers useprofessional car wash services an average of13 times per year. While the self-service washstill exists, it is becoming rarer as a betterexperience for slightly more money is likelyavailable just down the street.CONTINUE READING >NAIOP EVENTCALENDARNOVEMBER - DECEMBER 2023Copyright: Canva ProTHURSDAY NOVEMBER 16TH5:30 PM - 7:30 PM: DEVELOPING LEADERS HAPPY HOUR –SUNDAY SERVICE MOTOR - CLICK HEREFRIDAY DECEMBER 8TH11:00 AM - 1:30 PM: 2023 AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE - CLICK HERE

74BUILTENVIRONMENTSBA EVENT CALENDARNOVEMBER 2023MONDAY NOVEMBER 20TH10:00 AM - 10:30 AM: AWARD WINNING SBA NOMINATION - CLICK HERETOMORROW: SBAADMINISTRATOR GUZMANTO VISIT NEW ORLEANS ASPART OF INVESTING INAMERICA TOURWASHINGTON – On Tuesday, November 14,Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman, head of theU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and thevoice in President Biden’s cabinet for America’s 33million small businesses, will visit New Orleans aspart of the Biden-Harris Administration’s Investingin America tour to discuss how the SBA issupporting entrepreneurs and expanding access tocapital in Louisiana and across America –particularly for minority-owned small businesses.Administrator Guzman will meet with the ownersof a local Black-owned coffee shop, then attendthe National Association of DevelopmentCompanies (NADCO) NOW Conference to speakwith lenders delivering SBA’s signature 504 loansand financing for small businesses. The NOWConference is closed press.Administrator Guzman will highlight howPresident Biden’s Investing in America economicagenda has led to a historic small business boom,with 14.1 million new small business applicationsnationwide since the President took office –including over 129,000 in Louisiana...CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva Pro

Future employees of upcoming greenenergy facilities are getting new housingoptions from Titan Development.Titan, within the span of a week, hasannounced that they would bedeveloping single-family homes in theMesa Del Sol Community and are nowleasing a multi-family development in thenortheast heights of Albuquerque.In the developer’s press release fromNovember 7th, 2023, it states theircollaboration with Mesa Del SolInvestments is meant to “bring muchneeded single family residential housingto South Albuquerque in preparation forthe influx of employees from Netflix, HOMES AND LEASING FOR FUTURE NEW MEXICOSUSTAINABILITY WORKERS By Dane Vaughn, The Built Environment11/15/2023University Boulevard facing southeast in Mesa Del Sol.Copyright:Courtesy of Mesa Del Sol InvestmentsMaxeon Solar Technologies and StarScientific to meet Albuquerque’s existinghousing need.” In a separate release from November 9th,2023, it states that the Allaso HighDesert is now leasing through GreystarReal Estate Partners. This 281-unitinstallment, which has 15 buildings yet tobe completed by Pavilion Construction, isa part of Titan’s Allaso brand acrossAlbuquerque.Construction at Allaso High Desert, muchlike the Mesa Del Sol lots, is expected tobe completed in mid-2024.Mesa Del Sol is a 12,900-acre communityeast of the South Valley in Albuquerquethat is master planned for mixed use. 75REAL ESTATE NEWSNEW MEXICOBUILTENVIRONMENTTitan Development’s Allaso High Desert Copyright:Courtesy of Titan Development

Within that chunk of land and propertywhich has been bought up by Mesa DelSol Investments since 2016; 32 acres and167 lots are scheduled to break groundwithin the next few months, according toTitan. Contracting home builders, who have yetto be determined, can expect the lotsdelivered by mid-year 2024 from thecollaboration. According to Director of Marketing andCommunications for Titan, AmyCalderon, the firm’s previous history insingle family includes the second phase ofSierra Ranch West Side. Also, partners atthe firm Ben Spencer and Kurt Browninghave developed thousands of lotsthroughout the Albuquerque area. Steven B. Chavez, who is both theManaging Partner at Mesa Del SolInvestments and the Chief ExecutiveOfficer of New Mexico’s IntegratedControl Systems, referenced MDSInvestment’s vision statement in therelease which outlines the sustainabilitygoal of creating residential opportunitiesthat neighbor major employers. “With environmental sustainability andresource preservation at the core of ourdevelopment choices, we’ll approachMesa del Sol planning using a methodcalled geodesign,” said Chavez in thefirm’s vision statement. ‘Geodesign’ is a term that is described bythe University of Florida’s College ofDesign, Construction and Planning as “aprocess that entails geospatial analysisand engages stakeholders to analyze andchange different scales of geographies.”76BUILTENVIRONMENTThese sentiments parallel theenvironmental and technological goals ofthe several companies who have facilitiesscheduled for construction in Mesa DelSol and New Mexico at large. Maxeon Solar Technologies is building a$1.2 billion campus spanning 160 acreswithin the community and has publishedsustainability progress reports sincemaking a commitment letter to theUnited Nations Global Compact in 2020.Star Technologies, a global hydrogenresearch and development company, isplanning a $100 million investment tobuild up to 10 buildings spanning 50 Existing residential housing in Mesa Del Sol.Copyright:Courtesy of Mesa Del Sol InvestmentsCopyright: Canva Pro

acres within the community. Thecompany in its November newsletter saidit was the “star” at the Asia-PacificHydrogen 2023 Summit & Exhibitionproduced by the Sustainable EnergyCouncil(SEC).The SEC works with governments andindustry to provide strategicconferences, exhibitions, privateexclusive retreats, and training in thepursuit of decarbonization.Developments of the sort outside ofMesa Del Sol include Array Technologies’$50 million manufacturing campus onAlbuquerque’s westside and DesertMountain Energy Corporation’s heliumprocessing plant in West Pecos, NewMexico. Other building permits for Mesa Del Solin the past month have included anaccessory storage building, and EncantoVillage Apartment buildings and carports. "Four years later," writes historian DavidStratton in an article entitled "The JewishFounding Fathers of Tucumcari" for theNew Mexico Historical Review, "he openedIsrael's as a clothing store in the two-story, sandstone" building located at thecorner of Main and Second Street.As listed by the Clovis-based SagebrushReal Estate, the property includes thetwo-story 2,300 square-foot clothingstore building, along with a 400 square-foot structure that was formerly a bootshop; and a 1,400 square-foot one-timetavern.A fourth building at 105 W. Main Streetonce housed the Waffle House Cafe.The entirety of the property, making upsome 6,800 square feet, has an askingprice of $89,000.According to Stratton, Jewish merchantsin the early 20th century played a pivotalearly role in the development ofTucumcari, injecting "new sources ofcapital and cultural standards into anisolated and sparsely populated area tocreate a vibrant urban hub."77BUILTENVIRONMENTTUCUMCARI REALESTATE LISTING IS PARTOF CITY'S JEWISHHISTORYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/09/2023An entire block of buildings built nearly120 years ago in downtown Tucumcari isup for sale.Stretching between 101 and 105 W.Main Street, the structures were theinspiration of Joseph Israel, abusinessman who arrived in Tucumcari in1903, launching a business called theGolden Rule Cash Store.CITY COUNCILORSQUESTION OFFICIALS ONALBUQUERQUE’SGATEWAY CENTERBy Isaac Cruz, KRQE11/14/2023ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – In ameeting Monday, city officials fieldedquestions from Albuquerque citycouncilors on why certain homelessservices still aren’t... Continue reading >

For more than 50 years, the building hashoused Mr. Powdrell's BarbequeRestaurant, an eatery known for its beefbrisket, pork ribs, catfish, and black-eyedpeas, among other delicacies.The owner of the restaurant, PetePowdrell, is known as the King ofBarbeque in Albuquerque. The structure is being listed with theAlbuquerque offices of Re/MaxCommercial. 78BUILTENVIRONMENTHISTORIC ONE-TIMEALBUQUERQUERESIDENCE NOW HOMETO FAMOUSRESTAURANT IS UP FORSALEBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment11/15/2023A unique property in Albuquerque thatwas initially a private residence and hasbeen in recent decades the home to apopular barbeque restaurant is now onthe market with an asking price of $1.1million.Located at 5209 Fourth Street NW, thehandsome one-story red brick structurewas built in 1936 and is listed on theNational Register of Historic Places.Copyright: Canva ProOriginally known as the Shalit House, inhonor of cowboy, sheep herder, andhaberdasher Samuel Shalit, the structureis treasured by preservationists for itsEnglish Cottage style design, whichincludes brick chimneys, copper roofshingles, and wrought iron balustrades.Measuring around 4,500 square feet, thestructure is designated as a Class Bbuilding and sits on a less than 1-acre site.ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —For about two months, law enforcementagents said they've stepped up efforts tocontrol crime on Central in Nob Hill.Tonight, some businesses said they'venoticed those efforts. From Tramway to98th Street, APD, BCSO and otherdepartments are working together tolower crime on Central. The operationstarted at the end of September. APDsent out recent data that says they'vemade 70 arrests, cleared 63 felonywarrants and issued almost 500 trafficcitations. Continue reading >BUSINESS FACES CRIMEISSUES DESPITECENTRAL CORRIDOROPERATIONBy Alyssa Munoz, KOAT11/14/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

79BUILTENVIRONMENTOLDEST MCDONALD'S INNEW MEXICO ISGETTING A FACELIFTBy Ryan Boetel, Albuquerque Journal11/13/2023The year was 1959.The place was New Mexico, and food wasabout to get faster.The McDonald’s at 5900 Menaul NE wasthe very first of what is now one of themost ubiquitous fast-food chains in thecountry.The first McDonald’s in New Mexicoopened in 1959 at the same lot onMenaul where it still exists today morethan 60 years later. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProCITY OPENSDOWNTOWN POLICESTATIONBy Carina Julig, Santa Fe New Mexican11/14/2023A new police station inside Santa Fe’sCity Hall will allow officers workingdowntown to spend more time in the fieldand less time commuting to headquarterson the south side, police officials say.“Having that station really gives us a lotmore opportunities to keep our officersnear their assigned patrol locations,” saidDeputy Chief Ben Valdez.The downtown police office openedMonday, with Santa Fe PoliceDepartment officials...Continue reading >

80BUILTENVIRONMENTLOS LUNAS — The village of Los Lunas isseeking community feedback as theywork through the process of updating itsmunicipal zoning code.The last major amendment to the zoningcode was completed in 2001. Accordingto the village website, the village isupdating the code because, “the languagehas become outdated and lackscontinuity, making the zoning codedifficult to navigate, and out ofcompliance with... Continue reading > the municipal election. Bhasker garnered748 votes to be declared the winner.Prior to Bhasker’s election as Mayor in1990, he served six years on the citycouncil.Bhasker tallied 208 votes more thansecond place finisher Juan J.C. Trujillo.Third-place finisher was James Burleson,with 422 votes; followed by Mary AnnChavez-Lopez with 417 and IgnacioChavez with 33. Continue reading >LOS LUNAS TO HOSTOPEN HOUSE FORZONING CODEBy Felina Martinez, Valencia County News Bulletin11/09/2023NEW MEXICANS TOKNOW: SCOTTWHITEFIELD BECOMESCBRE VICE PRESIDENT,AGAINBy Aayush Gupta, Albuquerque Business First11/14/2023Former principal of Colliers New Mexico-El Paso joins CBRE as the firm's new vicepresident.Now in his second stint with the firm,Scott Whitefield is specializing in officelandlord and tenant representation withCBRE. Whitefield previously served asthe company’s vice president in 2007before pursuing a nine-year career atColliers International. During that time,Whitefield leased... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProFor past 33 years, Socorro residents haveknown no other Mayor than RaviBhasker.On Tuesday, Socorroans once againelected the town’s doctor to the helm atcity hall. Thirty-four percent of thecounty’s registered voters turned out for BHASKER WILL ENTERFOURTH DECADE IN CITYGOVERNMENTBy Wanda Moeller, El Defensor Chieftain11/09/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

81REAL ESTATE NEWSSOUTHWESTBUILTENVIRONMENTVenerable cocktail bar Death & Co. ,which started in New York City beforeexpanding to Los Angeles, Denver andWashington, D.C., has earned areputation for its artfully crafted drinksthat honor the history of bartendingwhile infusing originality into recipes.And soon, local fans of the brand will beable to try a new concept from itsownership group, Gin & Luck — if they’rewilling to drive to a scenic Coloradomountain town.The MOLLIE Aspen, a new boutique hotelslated to open in mid-December, tappedGin & Luck to be the... Continue reading >ASPEN HOTEL TAPSDEATH & CO. CREATORSFOR NEW RESTAURANTAND ROOFTOP BARBy Tiney Ricciardi, The Denver Post11/14/2023Copyright: Canva ProMAINSTREET CAPITALWANTS TO ADDMULTIFAMILY TOCAMELBACK OFFICECAMPUSBy Audrey Jensen, Phoenix Business Journal11/14/2023A prominent intersection in theCamelback Corridor in Phoenix could seea new apartment complex built as part ofan existing office campus, if a Floridadeveloper's rezoning proposal isapproved. Continue reading >CYRUSONE MAY ADDANOTHER SAN ANTONIODATA CENTERBy James McCandless, Dallas Business Journal11/15/2023This Dallas-based company with morethan 50 data centers around the worldlooks to be investing more in its Texasportfolio. Click through to read about itslatest plans and to learn more about theother tech giants that have made thispart of South Texas a hot spot for suchfacilities. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

82REAL ESTATE NEWSNATIONALBUILTENVIRONMENTThe stories of a significant rise in retailtheft in cities along the West coast havebeen making all the headlines, but theproblem now knows no one region orsection of the country, asserts a newreport issued by the U.S. Chamber ofCommerce.In its Crime Risk to Business 2023, theChamber notes the results of a recentsurvey indicating that around 56% ofsmall business respondents said they hadrecently been the victims of theft, whileanother 53% in a separate question saidthey thought the problem hadsubstantially worsened in the last year.RETAIL THEFT TRENDSSTILL ON THE INCREASE;STATES FIGHTING BACK,SAYS NEW CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE REPORTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter11/10/2023Copyright: Canva Pro"The scourge of organized retail crimehas become increasingly pervasive,"remarked Tom Wickham, a senior vicepresident of the Chamber, in a statement.Wickham went on to note that as of theend of 2022, "retailer losses driven byretail crime" represented $100 billion.And statistics compiled between Januaryand August of this year indicate thatretail theft has been just as omnipresentas it was in 2022: mentions of retail crimeby companies listed on the Standard andPoor's 500 index were up by 43% in thefirst eight months of this year.At the current rate, this means that actsof crime against retailers are on pace tosee a 94% increase by the end of thisyear.In an effort to reduce those rates, theChamber is recommending that statelawmakers should "update their laws toallow prosecutors to aggregate multipleoffenders across jurisdictions."The organization is also pushing for localprosecutors to aggressively pursuecrimes against businesses. In cases whereprosecutors fail to act, the Chamberrecommends, lawmakers should act toremove those prosecutors. Continues >

According to Chamber statistics, Arizonastores last year saw thefts fromindividuals or organized groups worth$2.4 billion; losses in Colorado had adollar value of $1.6 billion.New Mexico businesses and storeowners were only marginally lessvictimized, with losses in the $819 millionneighborhood.In response, a dozen states in the lastyear have revised statutes allowing for agreater prosecution of such crimes; whilefive states have passed legislationallowing prosecutors to employ"aggregation of offenses" charges forfelony repeat offenders.Continued Wickham in his statement:"No store should have to close because oftheft, but sadly we are seeing morestores, particularly smaller ones,shuttering their doors because of theftand other crime in their neighborhoods."According to new figures released by theNational Retail Federation, Los Angeles,San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, andSeattle are among the top 12 cities forretail theft. But cities further inland havehardly been spared, with Albuquerque,Denver, and Houston also making the top12.Rounding out the list: Chicago, Atlanta,Miami, and New York.83BUILTENVIRONMENTOutdoor recreation remains one of themost vibrant sectors of the nation'seconomy, representing upwards of $862million in spending last year.That statistic was presented in a hearingbefore the Senate Committee on SmallBusiness and Entrepreneurship exploringthe economic impact derived from themillions of Americans who annually visitparks and forests, camp out, and buyneeded goods for such outings."The outdoor economy is outpacing therest of the American economy,"remarked New Hampshire DemocratJeanne Shaheen, who is the chairpersonof the committee. Continues >OUTDOOR RECREATIONBOOMING, BUT FEDERALHELP STILL NEEDED FORTHE SMALL BUSINESSESTHAT RELY ON IT,NOTES SENATECOMMITTEEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 11/09/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

Shaheen additionally noted that while thecountry's overall economy saw a GrossDomestic Product increase of 5.9% in2021, the GDP for the outdoor economywas a vibrant 19.9%."The outdoor recreation economy is builtby small businesses and entrepreneurs,"the New Hampshire Senator continued,noting that because the outdooreconomy is driven by such businesses, ithas become a "foundational part of manyrural communities and is critical to theirwell-being."Earlier this year legislation wasintroduced in the Senate designed toimprove infrastructure as it serves thenation's recreational areas, while alsopromoting public/private partnershipsspearheaded by the Interior Departmentto modernize campgrounds on federalland.The legislation, America's OutdoorRecreation Act of 2023, additionally callsfor supporting rural communitiesadjacent to recreation areas by providingboth financial and technical assistance tosuch local businesses as restaurants,hotels, and campgrounds.In testimony before the Small BusinessCommittee, Iowa Republican SenatorJodi Ernst maintained that a smallbusiness can be found "operating in everysector of the outdoor economy."For all of that, Ernst continued: "Smallbusinesses in the outdoor economy arepummeled by inflation and rising gasprices."A series of witnesses appearing beforethe committee urged Congress toprovide greater funding for smallbusinesses that are a part of the outdooreconomy, while also reducingconservation program regulations.In its legislative efforts, Congress in themonths ahead should focus on improvinginfrastructure on public lands, saidJessica Wahl Turner, president of theOutdoor Recreation Roundtable.Wahl Turner additionally called forincreasing a workforce pipeline for"communities utilizing recreation torevitalize their economies."84BUILTENVIRONMENTReal estate economists continue toexpect a slowdown in the U.S. economyand real estate markets over the nextyear, consistent with their outlook sixmonths ago. The economy will slowmeaningfully in 2024 before improving in2025. Real estate markets are expectedto follow suit with flat or negative resultsin 2024, followed by a partial recovery in2025.Continue reading >ULI FORECAST: U.S.ECONOMIC SLOWDOWNDELAYED WHILEHIGHER INTERESTRATES WILL WEIGH ONRECOVERYBy William Mahner and Scot Bommarito, UrbanLand11/13/2023

Like home purchase prices, rents havegone up exponentially since thepandemic began in 2020. While it seemsthere’s no end in sight to runawayhousing prices, there is evidence thatrent prices will normalize well beforethose of homes for sale. Continue reading >THE STATE OF TODAY’SUS RENTAL MARKETBy Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices11/07/2023Copyright: Canva ProDriven By Spiking Interest Rates AndGlobal Economic UncertaintyAccording to new data from CBRE, globalcommercial real estate investmentdeclined by 51% year-over-year in Q3 to$142 billion. Investment fell by 53% inthe Americas, 54% in Europe and 31% inAsia-Pacific. Rising interest rates in manycountries contributed to the significantdrop of investment activity.Continue reading >85BUILTENVIRONMENTGLOBAL COMMERCIALINVESTMENT IMPLODES51 PERCENT ANNUALLYIN Q3By Michael Gerrity, World Property Journal 11/13/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

Anyone shopping for a home right nowhas to contend with a double whammy ofhigh prices and high interest rates. Tomake matters worse, there aren't a lot ofhomes on the market to choose from.Continue reading >TOUGH HOUSINGMARKET IS LURINGBUYERS WITHOUT KIDSAND HIGHER INCOMESBy Scott Horsley, NPR10/14/2023Copyright: Canva ProTalk of office-to-residential conversionsare everywhere these days. But theseconversions aren’t as simple as they mayseem—there are many engineeringopportunities and challenges involved,and developers will be well served byhaving a full-service team in place beforethey begin. Continue reading >86BUILTENVIRONMENT3 IMPORTANT EARLYCONSIDERATIONS FOROFFICE-TO-RESIDENTIALCONVERSIONSBy Scott Campagna, Building Design + Construction10/10/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

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94SATURN’S AWE-INSPIRINGRINGS WILL ‘DISAPPEAR’ IN2025: HERE’S WHY >95SPACE NEWS NEW MEXICO & NATIONALSPACE FORCE TAPS 4 FIRMS TOVIE FOR MISSILE WARNING C2PROTOTYPE >95US SAYS IT WON’T TELL SPACE-IMAGERY COMPANIES TO STOPSHOWING GAZA PHOTOS >96A SMALL STEP FORWARD FORSPACE-BASED SOLAR POWERTECHNOLOGY >96PAGE 99 AFFILIATESPAGE 97 EVENTSPAGE 98 FEATURED SPACE COMPANYSPACE NEW MEXICO HOMEPAGE9595BUILTENVIRONMENT96

(WTAJ) — One of the most awe-inspiringsights in our solar system, Saturn, isabout to lose its iconic look.Well, sort of.As Saturn dances in the night sky, it tiltson an axis, much like Earth. The planettakes 29.4 Earth years to complete anorbit around the sun. It rotates quickly,though, making a day on Saturn only 10.7Earth hours, according to NASA.Continue reading >SATURN’S AWE-INSPIRING RINGS WILL‘DISAPPEAR’ IN 2025:HERE’S WHYBy Bill Shannon, Andy Bink, KRQE News10/07/2023WASHINGTON — The Space Force’scomplex, and somewhat challenged,program to develop a new ground systemfor its next generation of missile warningsatellites is inching forward, with fourfirms set to compete for development ofa command and control (C2) systemprototype.Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro95BUILTENVIRONMENTSPACE NEWSNEW MEXICO & NATIONALSPACE FORCE TAPS 4FIRMS TO VIE FORMISSILE WARNING C2PROTOTYPEBy Theresa Hitchens, Breaking Defense10/09/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

Space-based solar power (SBSP) is one ofthose concepts endlessly debatedwithout little obvious progress orresolution of those debates. For morethan half a century, advocates havedescribed SBSP as a solution to growingenergy demands while also serving as asource of green energy in an era ofgrowing alarm about climate change.Critics describe the severe technologicalchallenges and costs that make large-scale SBSP unrealistic to them.Continue reading >A SMALL STEPFORWARD FOR SPACE-BASED SOLAR POWERTECHNOLOGYBy Jeff Foust, The Space Review11/13/2023After commercial satellite photosrevealed Israeli troops moving in theGaza Strip, U.S. officials said they won’trequire space-imagery companies tochange what they release to the public—but some firms appear to be slowing thedistribution of photos typically providedto news outlets. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro96BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProUS SAYS IT WON’T TELLSPACE-IMAGERYCOMPANIES TO STOPSHOWING GAZAPHOTOSBy Audrey Decker, Defense One11/08/2023

97BUILTENVIRONMENTSPACE EVENTSNATIONWIDEVIEW FULL CALENDAR >NOVEMBER 17THThe Leonid meteor shower peaks tonight! Theshower is active between Nov. 3 and Dec. 2.NOVEMBER 27THThe full moon of November, known as theBeaver Moon, will arrive at 4:16 a.m. EST(0916 GMT)DECEMBER 12THThe new moon will arrive at 6:32 p.m. EST(2332 GMT).DECEMBER 12THThe Geminid meteor shower peaks tonight!The shower is active between Dec. 4 and Dec.17.DECEMBER 21STToday is the winter solstice for the NorthernHemisphere and the summer solstice for theSouthern Hemisphere.DECEMBER 21STThe Ursid meteor shower peaks tonight! Theshower is active from Dec. 13 to Dec. 24.DECEMBER 26THThe full moon of December, known as theCold Moon, will occur at 7:33 p.m. EST (0033GMT on Dec. 27). JANUARY 3RD - 4THThe time of the shower's peak is set for about4 a.m. EST on Jan. 4, which favors easternNorth America, as previously reported onSpace.com. Viewing conditions for theQuadrantids is good for 2024 as there will bea 47% illuminated waning crescent moon inthe constellation Virgo during the peak,providing much less of a hindrance to meteorviewing compared to 2023.JANUARY 10THAxiom Space's third private astronaut missionwill launch to the ISS from NASA's KennedySpace Center in Florida, using SpaceX's CrewDragon spacecraft and Falcon 9 rocket. Thefour crewmembers include a former NASAastronaut, a European Space Agency reserveastronaut and a passenger who flew tosuborbital space with Virgin Galactic earlierthis year.JANUARY 12THA SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will launch the IM-1mission with the Nova-C lander built andowned by Intuitive Machines from theKennedy Space Center in Florida. JANUARY 25THJanuary's full moon, known as the Wolf Moon,or Micro Moon, will rise.

98NEW MEXICO SPACE INDUSTRYFEATURED COMPANYBUILTENVIRONMENTKNOW MORE ABOUT USLike many people growing up in the 1960s and 1970s, Solstar’s founders were captivated by NASA and theApollo missions to the moon. We all wanted to be astronauts and all the kids in our neighborhoods did too,andwe all thought we were going to be astronauts. We still plan on flying into space someday.Solstar founder, M. Brian Barnett, and co-founders Dr. Mark Matossian and Michael Potter grew up in wideranging places in the U.S.: Los Angeles, Oklahoma City, Colorado, Washington D.C. We all had the sameinterest in space exploration and this interest brought us together as graduate students at theInternational Space University.Michael Potter worked as a space industry analyst in Washington D.C., then helped found and wasPresident of a very successful telecommunications company. After selling that company, Michael beganhis film career and directed and produced an award-winning film about the space generation. calledOrphans of Apollo.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 389-2299 SOLSTAR SPACE COMPANY150 Washington Ave #201 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501The Future of Space CommunicationsPRESS RELEASE: SPACE SHUTTLE, DREAM CHASER, JAMESWEBB SPACE TELESCOPE EXPERIENCED SPACEFLIGHTSYSTEMS ENGINEER JOINS SOLSTAR SPACE AS COMPANYOPENS NEW BOULDER, COLORADO OFFICEAugust 2, 2022 – BOULDER, COLORADO – Solstar Space (Solstar), the company making persistent in-orbitcommunications available, announced the opening of its new Boulder, Colorado office located in the heartof the Pearl Street Mall area as the company continues to grow with the addition of Technical ProgramManager, Casey Hoffman, to its accomplished space-based communications engineering team. Hoffmanbrings nearly two decades of crewed and uncrewed spaceflight engineering experience to Solstar’s teamhaving worked on projects including NASA’s Space Shuttle program, Ares I-X, Dream Chaser, James WebbSpace Telescope, Orion, and Commercial Lunar Payload Services.CONTINUE READING >

99BUILTENVIRONMENTNew Mexico personifies the essential spirit of theaerospace revolution – from our world-classcommercial Spaceport with over 6,000 squaremiles of protected airspace to the dozens ofcutting-edge tech companies who are tacklingsome of the universe’s greatest challenges. NewMexico’s intellectual capital and access to keyfederal 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 inspace require rapidly revamping the bureaucraticprocesses used to acquire space capabilities, protecthuman life, the environment, assets, and sovereignrights on Earth and in space.ANNOUNCING RELEASE OF"SPACE BUDGETING FORMODERN TIMES"VIEW PUBLICATIONEditor’s Note: Throughout 2022, New MexicoAngels’ members, investors and start-upowners will be writing columns on economicdevelopment and start-up opportunities in thestate. The Angels unite individual investors topool their resources, providing seed and early-stage capital to startup companies.The space race is back on.Winning it will require addressing the barrierscompanies face in launching their newproducts into space.I founded NewSpace New Mexico with thispurpose. As a former leader of the Air ForceResearch Laboratory Technology EngagementOffice, I witnessed how challenging it could befor companies to understand and navigate toresources that can help them grow andsucceed.Through our cooperation with the spacecompanies, convening industry forums and co-innovating with hundreds of space leadersacross the nation, we try to get at the rootcauses that result in too many companiesbecoming stuck in the industry-acknowledged“Valley of Death.” It has come back loud andclear that the biggest challenge preventingmore companies from succeeding is having asupport system that goes beyond the researchand development stage.We recently launched NewSpace Ignitor, whichis funded in partnership with AFRL, to addressthese concerns by providing a completesupport system for companies as they movefrom concept to product to sales. Theincubator-like program will provideunprecedented levels of post-R&D support toearly-stage, small and mid-sized companies.This support will give companies what theyneed to turn their innovations into revenue-generating products. CONTINUE READING >SUPPORT FOR START-UPSIS KEY TO WIN SPACE RACELEADERSHIPBy Casey Anglada Deraad, Founder & CEO,NewSpace New Mexico - Albuquerque Journal10/01/2022

NEW MEXICOAlbuquerque's Ladera Golf Course Set toSee New Upgrades >SOUTHWESTINDUSTRY NEWS QUICK LINKS29CONSTRUCTION3300Albuquerque putting $9 million intoLoma Linda Community Centerupgrades >The University of New Mexicowelcomes In-N-Out Burger to SouthCampus Tax Increment DevelopmentDistrict >Officials want public's input onInterstate 25 S-Curve >One-Time Sears Store In Phoenix MallTo See New Life As LatinoEntertainment Center >Big Multi-Purpose Transformation ofScottsdale Amusement Park SeekingApproval >Denver Broncos Set to Build NewHeadquarters; Demolishing CurrentHeadquarters Upon Project Completion >SOUTHWESTColorado Springs City Council ApprovesFunding for Former Mining Site UrbanRenewal Project >NATIONALTRENDS38CONSTRUCTION4042New Bicyclist/Pedestrian Bridge OverUS 75 Connects Multiple Popular Trailsin North Dallas >Provo River Delta Restoration ProjectBrings Natural Habitat Back toEndangered Fish >Texas House approves $1.54 billionborder wall construction bill >US manufacturing boom unlocks ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ opportunity forcontractors >Data center sector trends for 2023-2024 >Kubota Names New CEO for NorthAmerica Segment >Construction Industry Wages Still Up -Just Not As Much As Before >Technology is Reshaping What it Meansto Run a Lumber and Building MaterialsBusiness Successfully >Construction Sector Adds 23,000 Jobs InOctober As Unemployment Rate Falls To4.0 Percent; Record Job Openings PointTo Need For More Workers >100BUILTENVIRONMENTNew study of I-40 between Arizona andAlbuquerque details major issues >Hundreds of high school students toattend construction event >Officials say toxic plume not likely toaffect midtown campus redevelopment >Commissioners prioritize projects forValencia County >Dirt moving, walls going up at IndianPueblo Cultural Center and AvanyuPlaza >Lone bid submitted for new MiddleSchool >Tucson School District Voters ApproveLarge Bond to Cover a Wide Array ofFacility Projects >Funding Secured for ExtensiveBroadband Infrastructure Constructionin El Paso and All Points of the Lone StarState >Northern Arizona Healthcare CampusRejected at Polls; Plans for NewCampus Elsewhere Unclear >Caltrans Launches Repairs to ReopenFire-Damaged LA Freeway >How this team planned for 3 differentend users with VR >Construction Nonfatal-Injury IllnessRate Dips, as Cases Rise Slightly >

00101BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICOHomes and leasing for future NewMexico sustainability workers >SOUTHWEST75REAL ESTATE81Tucumcari Real Estate Listing is Part ofCity's Jewish History >City councilors question officials onAlbuquerque’s Gateway Center >Historic One-Time AlbuquerqueResidence Now Home To FamousRestaurant Is Up For Sale >Aspen hotel taps Death & Co. creatorsfor new restaurant and rooftop bar >Mainstreet Capital wants to addmultifamily to Camelback officecampus >CyrusOne may add another San Antoniodata center >Business faces crime issues despiteCentral corridor operation >Oldest McDonald's in New Mexico isgetting a facelift >City opens downtown police station >Los Lunas to host open house for zoningcode >Bhasker will enter fourth decade in citygovernment >New Mexicans to Know: ScottWhitefield becomes CBRE vicepresident, again >NATIONALRetail Theft Trends Still on the Increase;States Fighting Back, Says NewChamber of Commerce Report >82Outdoor Recreation Booming, ButFederal Help Still Needed for the SmallBusinesses That Rely On It, NotesSenate Committee >ULI Forecast: U.S. Economic SlowdownDelayed While Higher Interest RatesWill Weigh on Recovery >NATIONALGlobal Commercial InvestmentImplodes 51 Percent Annually in Q3 >85REAL ESTATEThe State of Today’s US Rental Market >Tough housing market is luring buyerswithout kids and higher incomes >3 important early considerations foroffice-to-residential conversions >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALSaturn’s awe-inspiring rings will‘disappear’ in 2025: Here’s why >95SPACESpace Force taps 4 firms to vie formissile warning C2 prototype > US says it won’t tell space-imagerycompanies to stop showing Gazaphotos >A small step forward for space-basedsolar power technology >NEW MEXICOFree medical marijuana cards availablein Albuquerque for veterans >103WEEDFEEDWeed companies need to get innovativein crowded market >NEW MEXICOSanta Fe has an extra $14.25 million tospend >104LEGISLATIONNM congressman denounces borderfence between New Mexico and Texas >Santa Fe mansion tax approved byvoters in landslide >Local election results pending; write-inballots still being counted >

00NEW MEXICO & NATIONALThree San Francisco Engineering FirmExecs Charged in Bribery Scheme >110ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGNWork Starts On New Design For FloridaBridge >Top 65 Airport Facility ArchitectureFirms for 2023 >102BUILTENVIRONMENTNATIONALNew Moody's Rating Reveals NegativeTake on Economy as GovernmentShutdown Date Nears >106LEGISLATIONCongress Passes Bill to Stave OffGovernment Shutdown >Construction groups sue over Davis-Bacon change >House votes to prevent a governmentshutdown as GOP Speaker Johnsonrelies on Democrats for help >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALHome Depot sales continue to slide butthe biggest home improvement chainstill tops expectations >111VENDORS / SUPPLIERSRe-Engineering Fly Ash For GreenCement >S-5!’s snow retention systems gaincode equivalent status with IAPMOevaluation >Intermodal shippers to get another US-Mexico option in January >Christopher Lillo of Lillo Machinery, Inc.,Shines as an Industry Leader in HeavyEquipment Sales >NEW MEXICOWork on the SunZia transmission line ishalted >113ENERGYNative American tribes fight US over aproposed $10B renewable energytransmission line >New Mexico energy regulator who ledcrackdown on methane pollution isleaving her post >Independent study shows New Mexico’semissions from oil and gas are HALFthose of Texas’ industry >Some AEC firms are plugging into EVcharging market >Exxon to mine lithium in Arkansas forEVs >Halted $200M Va. Wind AssemblyProject is New Blow, But Sector Resets >107112 114

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104SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The City ofSanta Fe has $14.25 million inunanticipated revenue. The money comesfrom gross receipts taxes and can be usedfor investments across the city.To use the cash for projects, Mayor AlanWebber has proposed several budgetadjustment resolutions. If approved, thebudget adjustments could inject extrafunds into hiring full-time positions andmaking technology upgrades.Continue reading >SANTA FE HAS ANEXTRA $14.25 MILLIONTO SPENDBy Curtis Segarra, KRQE News11/14/2023Copyright: Canva ProALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A New Mexicocongressman is challenging Texas Gov.Greg Abbott’s decision to put up a borderfence between our two states. The fenceborders Rep. Gabe Vasquez’s district.“The governor’s actions are insulting toNew Mexicans. Putting up concertinawire between two states in the UnitedStates is first unconstitutional, and it’s,second, disrespectful to the communityhere at Sunland Park,” said Rep. GabeVasquez.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTLEGISLATIONNEW MEXICONM CONGRESSMANDENOUNCES BORDERFENCE BETWEEN NEWMEXICO AND TEXASBy Monica Logrono, KOB 410/31/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

105Voters in Santa Fe, New Mexico, haveapproved a tax on home sales worth over$1 million. Continue reading >SANTA FE MANSION TAXAPPROVED BY VOTERSIN LANDSLIDEBy Associated Press, Fox News11/08/2023Results for the regular local election arestill incomplete as Valencia County’seight-person election board hand talliesthousands of ballots for the five write-incandidates on this year’s ballot. This year, three different races drewwrite-in candidates — three for one of theLos Lunas at-large seats on the UNM-Valencia Advisory Board and one each inthe Belen Board of Education District 1and 2 races. Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTLOCAL ELECTIONRESULTS PENDING;WRITE-IN BALLOTSSTILL BEING COUNTEDBy Julia M. Dendinger, Valencia County News-Bulletin11/10/2023Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro

106BUILTENVIRONMENTLEGISLATIONNATIONALOngoing large federal deficits combinedwith a lack of confidence thatWashington is going to do anythinganytime soon to reduce those deficits hasprompted the influential Moody’sInvestors Service to downgrade thenation’s credit rating.NEW MOODY'S RATINGREVEALS NEGATIVETAKE ON ECONOMY ASGOVERNMENTSHUTDOWN DATENEARSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 11/13/2023Copyright: Canva proIn so doing, the New York-based bondcredit rating service lowered the US’scredit rating from stable to negative.The move, notes the New York Times, isseen as “another black mark for theeconomy.”Adding to the Moody’s decision is thespecter of ongoing rising interest rates,and the looming November 17government shutdown should Congressfail to pass a budget by then.“Moody’s expects that the fiscal deficitsof the US will remain very large,significantly weakening debtaffordability,” the ratings service said.“Continued political polarization withinthe US Congress raises the risk thatsuccessive governments will not be ableto reach consensus on a fiscal plan toslow the decline in debt affordability,” theMoody’s narrative added.Moody’s also remarked that “buildingpolitical consensus around acomprehensive, credible multi-year planto arrest and reverse widening fiscaldeficits through measures that wouldincrease government revenue or reformentitlement spending appears extremelydifficult.” Continues >

107“Investors,” remarked the Wall StreetJournal in explaining the Moody’sannouncement, “have grown wary thatthe US economy can handle its risinginterest expenses without a majorchange in federal spending, taking outtheir concerns on the market for USgovernment debate.”The Moody’s action sparked a negativeresponse from the White House, withDeputy Treasury Secretary WallyAdeyemo remarking: “We disagree withthe shift to a negative outlook.”In a statement, Adeyemo added: “TheAmerican economy remains strong, andTreasury securities are the world’spreeminent safe and liquid asset.”Meanwhile, House Speaker MikeJohnson has released a proposaldesigned to forestall a governmentshutdown that will include funding forsome agencies lasting well into themiddle of January.In revealing his spending plan, Johnsonsaid he hoped to “stop the absurdholiday-season omnibus tradition ofmassive, loaded-up spending billsintroduced right before the Christmasrecess.”If approved, Johnson’s plan would extendfunding for the Department of Housingand Urban Development, as well asplanned and ongoing militaryconstruction projects.BUILTENVIRONMENTIn an overwhelming ballot, members ofthe House of Representatives have votedto pass a short-term spending bill that isspecifically designed to forestall agovernment shutdown scheduled forNovember 17.By a 365 to 95 vote, House membersapproved a continuing resolution thatwill keep certain parts of the federalgovernment up and running into mid-January.The agencies impacted, including theDepartment of Veterans Affairs and theFood and Drug Administration, will thusbe able to remain open no matter whathappens with a larger overall federalbudget vote expected to be taken up bylawmakers in the immediate days tocome.Continues >CONGRESS PASSES BILLTO STAVE OFFGOVERNMENTSHUTDOWNBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 11/15/2023Copyright: Canva pro

108The unusual short-term measure wasproposed by House Speaker MikeJohnson who said he wanted to put anend to sweeping omnibus spending billsthat are usually passed by Congresswhen government shutdowns arelooming.In approving the measure, ColoradoDemocrat Representative YadiraCaraveo remarked: "By passing thisspending bill, we can keep thegovernment open and finally turn to theissues that matter most to ourconstituents--lowering costs for workingpeople and putting our country on theright track for future generations."Arizona Republican Representative PaulGosar, on the other hand, voted inopposition, arguing that the legislationfails to address a national debt that isclose to $34 million "and crushingAmericans with historically highinflation."The new short-term spending bill is nowon its way to the Senate, where itschances for approval look promising.Democrat Majority Leader CharlesSchumer struck a bi-partisan note afterthe House vote noting that both he andRepublican Minority Leader MitchMcConnell "want to avoid a shutdown."Speaking to reporters, Schumer added:"McConnell and I are going to worktogether."BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva pro

109Contractor employer groups havesued the federal government over arecent final rule change to the Davis-Bacon Act, which went into effectOct. 23.On Tuesday, Associated Builders andContractors and its Southeast Texaschapter filed suit against the federalgovernment in the U.S. District Courtfor the Eastern District of Texas andAssociated General Contractors ofAmerica filed suit in the U.S. DistrictCourt for the Northern District ofTexas. The rule change aimed to raise thehourly earnings of workers forgeneral contractors andsubcontractors on federally fundedprojects, such as those under theInfrastructure Investment and JobsAct and the CHIPS Act.Dive Brief:Continue reading >CONSTRUCTIONGROUPS SUE OVERDAVIS-BACON CHANGEBy Zachary Phillips, ConstructionDive11/08/2023Copyright: Canva ProWASHINGTON — The House votedoverwhelmingly Tuesday to prevent agovernment shutdown after newRepublican Speaker Mike Johnson wasforced to reach across the aisle toDemocrats when hard-rightconservatives revolted against his plan.Johnson’s proposal to temporarily fundthe government into the new year passedon a bipartisan 336-95 tally, but 93Republicans voted against it. It was thefirst time the new speaker had to forcevital legislation through the House, andhe showed a willingness to leave hisright-flank Republicans behind and workwith Democrats — the same politicalmove that cost the last House speaker,Kevin McCarthy, his job just weeks ago.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTHOUSE VOTES TOPREVENT AGOVERNMENTSHUTDOWN AS GOPSPEAKER JOHNSONRELIES ON DEMOCRATSFOR HELPBy Stephen Groves and Lisa Mascaro, Albuquerque Journal 11/14/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

110Federal authorities charged three formerexecutives at a San Francisco design andengineering firm in cases involvingalleged bribes to two city engineers and abuilding inspector. The scheme began atleast as early as August 2003 andcontinued until February 2021,prosecutors say.Continue reading >THREE SAN FRANCISCOENGINEERING FIRMEXECS CHARGED INBRIBERY SCHEMEBy James Leggate, ENR11/14/2023Copyright: Canva ProThe family-owned infrastructurecontractor, Superior Construction, alongwith WSP, an engineering, environmentand professional services firm, have beenhired by the Florida Department ofTransportation (FDOT) to replace theJohn T. Brooks Bridge.Continue reading >ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGNNEW MEXICO & NATIONALBUILTENVIRONMENTWORK STARTS ON NEWDESIGN FOR FLORIDABRIDGEBy Jonathan Kozlowski, For Construction Pros11/09/2023Gensler, Corgan, PGAL, and HOK topBD+C's ranking of the nation's largestairport terminal and airport facilitiesarchitecture and architectureengineering (AE) firms for 2023, asreported in the 2023 Giants 400 Report. Continue reading >TOP 65 AIRPORTFACILITYARCHITECTURE FIRMSFOR 2023By BD + C Staff11/13/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

111Home Depot sales continue to slide asAmericans wrestle with persistentinflation and the company narrowed itsoutlook for the year. But the nation’sbiggest home improvement retailer stilltopped expectations for the quarter andshares jumped more than 5% Tuesday.Continue reading >HOME DEPOT SALESCONTINUE TO SLIDEBUT THE BIGGEST HOMEIMPROVEMENT CHAINSTILL TOPSEXPECTATIONSBy Michelle Chapman, KRQE News11/14/2023Copyright: Canva ProOn one hand, with the retirement of coal-fired power plants the supply of fly ashhas decreased. Fly ash is one of the mostpopular supplemental cementitiousmaterials (SCM) in the industry, so it’sright to cause alarm. On the other hand,while there were a lot of plants decadesago, they weren’t as efficient as theycould be...Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTVENDORS / SUPPLIERSNEW MEXICO & NATIONALRE-ENGINEERING FLYASH FOR GREENCEMENTBy Jonathan Kozlowski, For Construction Pros11/14/2023S-5!, based in Colorado Springs, Colo.,received an evaluation report (ER) fromthe International Association of Plumbingand Mechanical Officials (IAPMO), whichcertifies the company’s snow retentionsystems’ compliance with EvaluationCriteria (EC) 029-2018 for StandingSeam Metal Roof-Mounted Rail-Type...Continue reading >S-5!’S SNOWRETENTION SYSTEMSGAIN CODE EQUIVALENTSTATUS WITH IAPMOEVALUATIONBy Metal Construction News11/08/2023

112J.B. Hunt, BNSF and Grupo MéxicoTransportes are planning to offershippers a new U.S.-Mexicointermodal service as of Jan. 1,promising faster shipping speeds,according to a Monday news release.The new service will leverage railnetworks in both countries, withGrupo México Transportes operatingtrains six days a week between threemajor markets in Mexico —Monterrey, Silao-Bajio and Pantaco-Mexico City — and interchange withBNSF at the border crossing in EaglePass, Texas. The intermodal service will be oneday faster than the existing servicefrom Monterrey to Chicago, thetransport providers said in the jointrelease. An alternative route throughEl Paso, Texas, will also be available.Dive Brief:Continue reading >INTERMODAL SHIPPERSTO GET ANOTHER US-MEXICO OPTION INJANUARYBy Edwin Lopez, SupplyChainDive11/14/2023LOS ANGELES - Nov. 9, 2023 - PRLog --In the face of economic challenges anduncertainties, Christopher Lillo, theowner of Lillo Machinery, Inc., has provenhimself as a resilient and visionaryindustry leader in heavy equipment sales.With a steadfast commitment toexcellence and a deep understanding ofthe construction and heavy equipmentmarket, Christopher Lillo's company hasnot only weathered the storm butthrived, setting an exemplary standard inthe industry.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProCHRISTOPHER LILLO OFLILLO MACHINERY, INC.,SHINES AS ANINDUSTRY LEADER INHEAVY EQUIPMENTSALESBy Christopher Lillo, Los Angeles Times, PRLOG11/09/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

113NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Work on a morethan 500-mile, $10B transmission linefrom central New Mexico to Arizona hashalted. Several Native American tribesare saying the federal government isignoring concerns about the effects theSunZia line will have on religious andcultural sites. Federal land managershave suspended work on the projectalong a 50-mile segment.Continue reading >WORK ON THE SUNZIATRANSMISSION LINE ISHALTEDBy Jordan Honeycutt, KRQE News11/14/2023Copyright: Canva ProWork on a $10 billion project that willfunnel renewable energy across the Westhas come to a halt in southwesternArizona, with Native American tribessaying the federal government hasignored concerns about effects that theSunZia transmission line will have onreligious and cultural sites.Federal land managers temporarilysuspended work on the SunZiatransmission project along a 50-mile (80-kilometer) segment last week after theTohono O'odham Nation asked forimmediate intervention, sayingbulldozers were clearing a stretch of theSan Pedro Valley and that one or morehistoric site were demolished.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTENERGYNEW MEXICO & NATIONALNATIVE AMERICANTRIBES FIGHT US OVERA PROPOSED $10BRENEWABLE ENERGYTRANSMISSION LINEBy Jordan Honeycutt, KRQE News11/14/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

114SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A top stateregulator of the petroleum industry inNew Mexico who helped implement newrestrictions on methane pollution andwaste is leaving her post at year’s end,the governor’s office announcedThursday. Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO ENERGYREGULATOR WHO LEDCRACKDOWN ONMETHANE POLLUTION ISLEAVING HER POSTBy AP News11/09/2023Copyright: Canva ProThe nationally leading oil and gasregulations of the Lujan Grishamadministration are having significant andpositive impacts on greenhouse gasemissions from the industry. A studyreleased last week by the environmentalmeasurement and analysis firm Kayrrosfound that New Mexico’s oil and gasoperations emit half those of Texas, perunit. Texas’ industry is far less regulatedand often results in emissions travelingacross state lines into New Mexico.Continue reading >INDEPENDENT STUDYSHOWS NEW MEXICO’SEMISSIONS FROM OILAND GAS ARE HALFTHOSE OF TEXAS’INDUSTRYBy Office of the Governor Michelle Lujan Grishman11/14/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

115Spanish-German wind engineeringcompany Siemens Gamesa has pulled theplug on its planned $200-million plant tofinish offshore wind turbine blademanufacturing, citing inability to meetunspecified “development milestones.”Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTHALTED $200M VA.WIND ASSEMBLYPROJECT IS NEW BLOW,BUT SECTOR RESETSBy Jim Parsons, Debra K. Rubin, ENR11/14/2023Despite the recent decisions by leadingautomakers, in response to demandshifts, to temporarily slow theirproduction of electric vehicles, thefederal government remains committedto the electrification of transportation,and some AEC firms have been exploringavenues to capitalize on this marketsector’s expansion.Continue reading >SOME AEC FIRMS AREPLUGGING INTO EVCHARGING MARKETBy John Caulfield, Building Design + Construction 11/14/2023Exxon Mobil is looking to break intothe EV battery lithium supply market,developing a drilling site andprocessing plant for the material insouthwest Arkansas.The oil and gas company aims tobegin producing lithium from its120,000-acre deposit site inSmackover, Arkansas, in 2027. Itacquired the site earlier this year.Mobil Lithium, as the companydubbed the new offering, set a targetto supply more than one million EVsper year by 2030, but it has notnamed any potential customers.Dive Brief:Continue reading >EXXON TO MINELITHIUM IN ARKANSASFOR EVSBy Kate Magill, SupplyChainDive11/14/2023

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.org116

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118BUILTENVIRONMENT¢0 ¢10 ¢20 ¢30 ¢40 ¢50HawaiiMassachusettsConnecticutAlaskaMaineMichiganIllinoisNew JerseyDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaNevadaKansasMinnesotaNew MexicoVirginiaWest VirginiaFloridaKentuckyMississippiSouth DakotaTennesseeMontanaNebraskaOregonIdahoWashingtonHawaii has the highest household electricity price in the United States. The average retail price of electricity forHawaiian residents in September 2022 was approximately 45 US cents per kilowatt-hour. Meanwhile, Utah andWashington had the lowest prices during the period, averaging around 11 cents per kilowatt-hour. New Mexicoranked 27th with an average of 14.68 cents per kilowatt-hour. - Josh Cutler, The Built Environment NEW MEXICO RANKS 27TH FOR HIGHESTHOUSEHOLD ELECTRICITY PRICESource: EIASurvey by: EIAPublished by: EIASource Link: CLICK HERERelease date: January 2023NEW MEXICO STATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR

119BUILTENVIRONMENT0 5 10 15 20New MexicoTexasFloridaIllinoisMichiganGeorgiaNorth CarolinaWashingtonKentuckyIndianaColoradoWisconsinMissouiMinnesotaAlaskaSouth CarolinaWyomingMississippiOregonNevadaUtahSouth DakotaMaineRhode IslandHawaiiVermontU.S. Virgin IslandsNorth Mariana IslandsIn the United States, the total funding announced as of May 2022 from the Infrastructure Investment and JobsAct (IIJA), totaled more than $185 billion. To date, the states that had received the most funding were Californiaand Texas. New Mexico received $2.1 billion in funding. - Josh Cutler, The Built EnvironmentU.S. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT TOPS $185BILLION: NEW MEXICO SECURES $2.1 BILLIONSource: whitehouse.govSurvey by: whitehouse.govSource link: CLICK HEREPublished by: whitehouse.govRelease date: January 2023NATIONAL STATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR

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