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04Youth soccer players and Bernalillo Countyofficials were among the first to score a goalon new turf in Mesa Del Sol on Monday.HB Construction recently completed thefirst half of phase two for the Mesa Del SolSports Complex which includes fourartificial turf playing fields, parking,pedestrian facilities, drainage, utilities,lighting, irrigation and landscaping. Dekker Perich Sabatini and SmithEngineering are responsible for the designof the complex. According to a county press release theproject broke ground in January of 2023.Beyond this phase of construction, themaster plan includes a Sports LifestyleBuilding, a cricket pitch area, as well asoverflow and RV Parking. On the outer edge of the complex there arealso plans to build a COVID-19 Memorial which is estimated to cost $900,000.Phase two completion of the complex leaves 11 of the total 31 fields finished andin its entirety was estimated to cost $10million. HB Construction, the general contractor,was awarded $10.9 after the project wasrebid in 2022. $2.5 million for the complex has alreadybeen committed to the project by thecounty through general obligation (GO)bonds.According to the county, $30 million isneeded to complete the facility as plannedand the county is “asking Legislators toprovide $5M through capital outlay tocomplete Phase 3B and to combine withBernalillo County GO Bonds to constructPhase 4.”Several bills outlining the future of capital MASTER-PLANNED COMMUNITY OPENS TURFTO YOUTH AND TOURISM By Dane Vaughn, The Built Environment02/20/2024BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Courtesy of Bernalillo County

05outlay funds were passed by the end of theNew Mexico legislative session last week. “I want to thank Governor Lujan Grishamand Senator Padilla for helping the $5million dollars in capital outlay. I want tothank Joe Biden and the United StatesCongress for the New Mexico RegionalRecreational Center Fund for $2 milliondollars in ARPA funding,” said BernalilloCounty Youth Sports Commissioner JimTilley at the inaugural kick off. complex will also make the city a magnet fortourism. The viewpoint of a local non-profit soccerassociation, who offers tournaments andcompetitions within the state and beyond,confirms that potential. Vice President of the New Mexico StateSoccer Association, Marcus Vigil, told TheBuilt Environment that the short commutefrom the Albuquerque InternationalSunport to the Mesa Del Sol Sports Complexmakes it a desirable location to host nationaltournaments. BUILTENVIRONMENTSenator Michael Padilla (D) giving a speech toattendees of the inaugural kick off in front ofBernalillo County Youth Sports Commissioner JimTilley (middle) and County Manager Julie Morgas Baca(right). Copyright: The Built EnvironmentTilley said that the addition of the GObonds, citing a total of $9.5 million, wouldaddress what he called a steady decline infacilities for organized sports inAlbuquerque.“It’s the number one thing that sportsleaders talk about when they get together.Lack of facilities is the undercurrent anytime we’re addressing other issues. It’s areal limitation on the experiences childrencan have,” said Tilley. Tilley and the county’s pitch is that theCopyright: Courtesy of Mesa Del SolNMSSA organizes membered adult soccertournaments from five different locations inthe state. Of those five, Vigil said NMSSAprimarily organizes tournaments at theBernalillo Soccer Complex. According to NMSSA’s website, theassociation also uses two other fields in theAlbuquerque area: Ballon Fiesta Park andArroyo Del Oso Park. Vigil said, “as soon as we heard this, and we

06know it’s for the youth, we’re thinking rightaway that in the next couple years: whencan we open this for adults?”Vigil said that NMSSA tournaments hostaround four to five thousand players withinNew Mexico and that over a hundred teamsoutside of the state could bring thousandsmore. Phase four construction of the tourismgeared sports complex, adding at least 19more fields, is anticipated to continue in2025. Sheetflow can be described as a planularstorm water diffusion technique whicheliminates turbulent runoff and isrecognized by Virginia Tech as a bestpractice in dispersing concentrated runoff. Smith Engineering had designed thesheetflow so that water would be divertedaway from the edge of the Mesa and intoartificial ponding for drainage. Cain said New Mexico-based GuzmanConstruction Solutions had to pull outroughly 66,000 cubic yards of dirt, whichnow sits west of the fields, to make way forthe turf contractor. A rubber granular fill is spread across theturf with a machine that closely resembles astreet sweeper. This material gives the turfshock absorption which helps preventsports injuries.“The county’s also in the process ofpurchasing equipment to maintain thefields,” said Cain. BUILTENVIRONMENTThe Built Environment met with HBConstruction Project Manager, Brian Cain,at the event revealing the new turf for amore technical insight. Cain said that thus far HB Construction hascovered a combined 19 acres with fields andparking space that was surveyedbeforehand by New Mexico-based, CSTI.These four AstroTurf fields showcased atthe inaugural kick off won’t be stand alone,as two more synthetic turf fields areincluded in the master plan. Rocky Mountain Turf Systems has suppliedand installed synthetic grass which requires,according to Cain, an almost perfect gradingfrom one end to another for properirrigation.“This is all sheetflow the way it’s set up. Thecompany came out here and actually used aGPS system to make sure that these fieldswere leveled,” said Cain. GRADING ON THEMESA FOR SYNTHETIC GREENSCopyright: The Built Environment

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26ABC NEW MEXICO EVENT CALENDARMARCH - DECEMBER 2024WASHINGTON, Feb. 16—Construction inputprices increased 1.0% in January compared tothe previous month, according to anAssociated Builders and Contractors analysisof the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’Producer Price Index data released today.Nonresidential construction input pricesincreased 0.9% for the month.Overall construction input prices are 0.4%higher than a year ago, while nonresidentialconstruction materials prices are 0.7% higher.Prices increased in 2 of the 3 energysubcategories last month. Crude petroleuminput prices were up 6.1%, while unprocessedenergy materials prices were up 3.8%. Naturalgas prices decreased 2.4% in January.CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENTABC: MONTHLYCONSTRUCTIONINPUT PRICES SURGE1% IN JANUARYTHURSDAY MARCH 21ST, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HEREMARCH LUNCHEONFRIDAY APRIL 26TH, 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM - CLICK HERECORN HOLE TOURNAMENTTHURSDAY MAY 9TH, 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM - CLICK HERECLASSIC GOLF TOURNAMENTFRIDAY JUNE 7TH, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM - CLICK HEREAPPRENTICE GRADUATIONFRIDAY JULY 12TH, 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM - CLICK HERENIGHT GLOW GOLF TOURNAMENTTHURSDAY AUGUST 15TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HERESAFETY AWARDS LUNCHEONTHURSDAY SEPTEMBER 19TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HERESEPTEMBER MEMBER LUNCHEONTHURSDAY DECEMBER 12TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HEREANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEONFRIDAY MAY 31ST, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM - CLICK HERESUMMER MEMBER MIXERFRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH, 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM - CLICK HERESPORTING CLAY TOURNAMENT

27NMUCA RSVP WITH JANE AT (505) 362 8950 OR JANE.NMUCA@GMAIL.COM UPCOMING DATESJANUARY 16TH - LEGISLATIVE SESSION BEGINS 18TH - BOARD AND PLANNING FEBRUARY1ST CONSTRUCTION SAFETY COALITION 15TH LEGISLATIVE SESSION ENDS29TH MEET THE GENERALS PAID FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT:DIES ON HOUSE FLOORA BILL THAT TAXES EMPLOYERS ANDEMPLOYEES TO FUND, THROUGH THEDEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS, APAID 12 WEEK FAMILY LEAVE ACT HAS FAILEDTO PASS THE HOUSE BY 3 VOTES. NMUCA WAS AGAINST THIS BILL FORSEVERAL REASONS INCLUDINGMANY BUSINESSES ARE JUST ONE DISASTERAWAY FROM CLOSING DOWN - AND ANADDITIONAL FINANCIAL MANDATE LIKE PAIDFAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE COULD BEDEVASTATING FOR THEM AND THEIREMPLOYEES! BUSINESS OWNERS KNOW THIS. RESPONDINGTO A SURVEY OF NM BUSINESSES (INCLUDINGSMALL AND NATIONAL CORPORATIONS), 94%WERE ADAMANTLY OPPOSED TO THE PAIDFAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE ACT.THE PROGRAM IS ESTIMATED TO COST WELLOVER 400 MILLION DOLLARS. THERE ARE VERYFEW STATES WITH THIS TYPE OF MANDATE,BUT COMPARED TO THE STATES THAT DO HAVEA SIMILAR PROGRAM, THIS WOULD BE THEMOST COSTLY AND EGREGIOUS FOR ALLCONCERNED. IT SEEMS NEW MEXICO TRENDSTOWARD A LOSE-LOSE MANAGEMENT OF OURFUNDS AND OUR PEOPLE REGULARLY.THE 'MANAGER' OF THE PFMLA FUND WOULDBE THE NM DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCESOLUTIONS WHICH IS CURRENTLYUNDERSTAFFED AND THIS PROGRAM WASSTATED TO NEED 216 ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEESTO MANAGE THE FUND. BUSINESSES HAVE A CHOICE WHETHER TOPROVIDE 12 WEEKS OF PAID LEAVE TO THEIREMPLOYEES, AND THANKS TO MANYCOALITIONS AND BUSINESSES, THE NM STATEGOVERNMENT CANNOT MANDATE IT. -JANE JERNIGAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTORBUILTENVIRONMENTLEGISLATIVE UPDATE

28WICNM NEWSLETTERJANUARY 2024 >HOW CAN YOU HELPYOUR COMMUNITYTHIS MONTH?BUILTENVIRONMENTHello Friends,Welcome to 2024! I am excited to see what the yearhas in store for us and you.We are kicking off the year with a Happy Hour onJanuary 25 at 5:30 at Revel, so please register andbring your friends. This is a free event for everyoneto network and meet new people in our industry, wewill be providing snacks and will have a coupleraffle prizes. If you want to be more involved withWomen in Construction NM this year, pleaseconsider joining our planning, philanthropy, ormarketing committees. It is always great to havenew ideas. The Philanthropy Committee is already at it. Theyheard that Locker #505 has suffered from a couplebreak-ins in the last year and wanted to help.Please consider donating gently used clothes, newshoes/underwear, toiletries at our Happy HourEvent. Or you can make a monetary donation at thelink below.It is that time of the year to renew yourmembership, so if you have not done so, now is thebest time. We have some excellent AnnualSponsorship opportunities as well, so please look atthose. And spread the word, if you know someone inthe industry that is not involved with Women inConstruction NM, give us a shout out and have thememail us for more information.Let’s make 2024 a great year, not only for Women inConstruction NM but for all of you. If you have anyideas or thoughts, please contact me at the WICNMemail. I have already had some great conversationsand it makes me happy to see how invested ourmembers are. Stephanie L. Peña - TLC Company, Inc.WICNM President 2024 CROSSROADS FOR WOMEN NEW MEXICOWe will be purchasing gifts for Crossroads ForWomen families again this year. It's so easy to giftthrough their dedicated Amazon Shopping List. Thegifts are sent directly to Crossroads. CLICK HERE to shop the Crossroads Wish List. Lastly, Crossroads will need volunteers to helpwrap presents on 11/28/2023 4-7pm.CLICK HERE to sign up to be a volunteer elf! DONATE FOOD ORDONATE TIME THISHOLIDAYJOY JUNCTIONROADRUNNER FOOD BANKSTOREHOUSEFOOD PANTRIES & DISTRIBUTION SITES(LIST)

29BUILTENVIRONMENTCONTINUE 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 ProHEAVY METAL SUMMEREXPERIENCE GOLFTOURNAMENTTuesday, April 2, 2024 (12:00 AM - 12:00 AM) (MDT)REGISTER HERE >MCA/SMACNA of New Mexico is a strongpartner of ACE Leadership High School. VIEW >

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32BUILTENVIRONMENTNearly $750 million in transportationinfrastructure projects have been approvedby members of the New Mexico StateLegislature in their winter 2024 session.That funding is part of a significantly larger$1.4 billion capital outlay package funding avariety of infrastructure projects across thestate that include water plantimprovements and the building of newsewer lines.Among the measures passed by lawmakersis House Bill 148, which authorizes the New WIDE VARIETY OFINFRASTRUCTUREPROJECTS WINAPPROVAL IN THENEW MEXICO STATELEGISLATUREBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment02/21/2024Mexico Finance Authority to issue grants orloans for water projects. Some 65 projectsto be undertaken by 55 public entities areauthorized for funding in the legislation. All of those projects, according to the bill,have already seen the completion ofpreliminary engineering and design analysisreports.House Bill 211 is designed to make fundingfor wastewater projects available throughthe state's Water Trust Board. In so doing,the legislation amends the Water ProjectFinance Act, allowing water project funds tobe used for technical assistance services,with an emphasis on projects centered onpublic health and safety issues. The all-encompassing Senate Bill 275,meanwhile, establishes a fund of $1.4 billionfor basic brick-and-mortar projectsthroughout New Mexico. More than 1,400individual projects are targeted for fundingunder the legislation. Continues >CONSTRUCTION NEWSNEW MEXICOCopyright: Canva Pro

According to an analysis put together by theLegislative Finance Committee, funding forSB 275 stems from a variety of sources,including "nonrecurring expenses to thegeneral fund, other state funds, andseverance tax bonding capacity." In her executive budget recommendationsfor fiscal year 2025, Governor MichelleLujan Grisham has proposed funding to thetune of $250 million for water supplyprojects and $20 million for waterinfrastructure efforts.also has suffered from such infrastructureissues as a leaking roof and mold.The one-story structure, which was built in1995, measures around 14,500 square feet.Last year the Santa Fe Reporter noted thatfor "lawyers and judges who frequent thecourt, the small lobby, short hallways, and ashortage of meeting rooms mean not only acrowded space at peak hours, but also asecurity risk."The project, which earlier secured theapproval of the Capital Buildings PlanningCommission, has been long in the talkingstage.Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is by lawgiven a 20-day window to approve or vetoindividual capital outlay projects. But in apress release, the Governor has indicatedthat she is going to closely evaluate publicsafety legislation approved by lawmakers,"before deciding whether to call lawmakersback to Santa Fe for a special session."33BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICOLEGISLATORS APPROVEFUNDING FOR NEWMAGISTRATE COURTBUILDINGBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/20/2024Plans are advancing for the construction ofa new court that is slated to be built on thesouth side of Santa Fe.The project belongs to the Santa Fe CountyMagistrate Court and is being substantiallyfunded by an $11 million capital outlayproposal approved by members of the NewMexico State Legislature, which justconcluded its 30-day winter session.The funding in Senate Bill 275 will godirectly to the Administrative Office of theCourts and is part of a total of $43 million incapital outlay funding approved bylawmakers for a variety of projects in SantaFe County.Officials say the current facility, located at2056 Galisteo Street, which houses fourseparate courtrooms, has long beenregarded as too small for current needs, and Copyright: Canva Pro

and popular downtown-area laundromatthat went up in flames on Central is said tobe a total loss. However, the owner said heis already looking at options on how to bringit back. Continue reading >34BUILTENVIRONMENTBLUE CROSS AND BLUESHIELD OF NEW MEXICOBREAKS GROUND ONSOUTH VALLEY CENTERBy Aayush Gupta, Albuquerque Business First02/20/2024On Feb. 20, Blue Cross and Blue Shield ofNew Mexico (BCBSNM) broke ground on itsfirst health and wellness center inAlbuquerque’s South Valley. The Blue Door Neighborhood Center,located at 3925 Las Estancias Way, willmeasure in at 2,100 square feet. Housed inan existing building, Klinger Constructionwill handle the renovation work with anexpected open date this summer, BCBSNMPresident Janice Torrez said. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProWASH TUBLAUNDROMAT OWNERHOPES TO EVENTUALLYREOPEN AFTERWEEKEND FIREBy Marilyn Upchurch, Alexa Skonieski, KRQE02/19/2024ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An iconic NEIGHBORS RAISECONCERNS OVER NEWDEVELOPMENT INSANTA BARBARA-MARTINEZTOWNBy Tamara Lopez, KOB402/20/2024ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Gilbert Speakmangrew up going to San Ignacio Church inMartineztown. Speakman says he was born and raised inthis neighborhood. But, over the years, whathe calls gentrification pushed him and somany others out.“It was sad that south of Lomas, a lot of thepeople that used to live there, they nolonger live near here. You know, like me, Idon’t live here anymore,” said Speakman. Continue reading >DEMOLITIONNOTIFICATION FOR FY2024 & QUARTERENDING DEC. 31, 2023ADDED TO ELECTRONICPUBLIC READING ROOMBy Carol A. Clark, Los Alamos Daily Post02/19/2024LANL News:Per regulatory requirements, Los AlamosNational Laboratory (LANL) has announcedthat new documents... Continue reading >

35BUILTENVIRONMENTUNIVERSITY LIBRARIESUNVEILS INNOVATIVERENOVATION OF B30 INZIMMERMAN LIBRARYBy Sara Velasquez, UNM Newsroom02/16/2024UNM University Libraries is excited toannounce the completion of atransformative renovation project inZimmerman Library's classroom B30, aimedat enhancing the learning experience forstudents through innovative design andcollaborative spaces.The renovated B30, located in the basementof Zimmerman Library, now boasts a totalspace rearrangement, focusing on fosteringcollaboration among students and creatingan environment conducive to activelearning. Gone are the traditional individualcomputers; instead, the room features eightcollaborative stations strategically placed tofacilitate group work. Continue reading >LOS LUNAS APPROVESMORE WATER FORNIAGARABy Felina Martinez, Valencia County News Bulletin02/15/2024LOS LUNAS — Tension and attendancewere high at the last Los Lunas VillageCouncil meeting on Feb. 8 where anamended agreement with Niagara Bottlingto significantly increase its water use wasapproved on a three to two vote. Niagara’s request for expansion had beenbrought before the Los Lunas councilmultiple times in the past few years, but adecision could not be reached until lastweek, where it was... Continue reading >of anger and disappointment from severalattendees at the most recent meeting. Continue reading >MISSION ... NO LONGERSO IMPOSSIBLEBy Geoffrey Plant, Taos News02/14/2024At a hastily-called special meeting Feb. 6,the Town of Taos council accepted anunsolicited grant of $1 million from the NewMexico Department of Finance andAdministration (DFA) to build five housingunits in the Chamisa Verde subdivision. Thecatch: the town was told it must obligate themoney by June 1, expend all funds by theend of June, and submit invoices forreimbursement to the state by July 15."The U.S. Department of Treasury has madefederal funds available to the State of NewMexico Department... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

36BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSSOUTHWESTA Colorado manufacturing companyplanning to expand its facilities may be inline for up to $1.3 million in tax incentives asthe result of a vote by the state's EconomicDevelopment Commission.That body said it was offering the incentivesin return for the company creating 101 newjobs with an average wage of nearly$63,400 over an eight-year period.The company in question has not yet beenpublicly identified, and for now is only beingreferenced as "Project Da Vinci." But newssources have indicated that the business ismost likely Spectrum AdvancedManufacturing Technologies, which is based COLORADO COMPANYCONTEMPLATINGFACILITY EXPANSIONELIGIBLE FORSUBSTANTIALINCENTIVES, SAYSCOMMISSIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/21/2024 in Colorado Springs.That company, which has been an industryleader for more than 25 years, specializes incircuit card assembly and contractmanufacturing. It has been a part of anumber of National Aeronautics and SpaceAdministration endeavors including theSpace Shuttle and Hubble Space Telescope.The Colorado Economic DevelopmentCommission is tasked with putting togetherincentive packages designed to supportexisting businesses or attract businessesfrom other places in moving to theCentennial State.In a website posting, the commission said itcould not officially identify the company inline for the $1.9 million in incentivesbecause "further identification wouldjeopardize the company's confidentiality."At the same time, the commission said thecompany's proposed facility expansion is aresult of its taking on "new product lines andservices for their clients, as well as growthand development of the company's clienteleand customer base."Copyright: Canva Pro

Members of the El Paso City Council havegiven their approval to a project that will seethe replacement of a downtown bridgecrossing over the tracks of the Union PacificRailroad.In a resolution, council members gave theirstamp of approval to an agreement forgedby the City and the State of Texas to tacklethe bridge project under the auspices of theHighway Bridge Replacement andRehabilitation Program.The project, which will also see newpavement, concrete curbs, and gutters,comes with a price tag of $420,000. Thatcost will be shared by the federal and stategovernment, with no expense borne by thecity.According to the agreement, once thebridge work is completed, the City of El Paso"shall accept full ownership and operate andmaintain the facilities." Those services willbe performed "for the benefit of and at no BRIDGE PROJECTFUNDED BY STATE ANDFEDERAL RESOURCESAPPROVED FOR EL PASOBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/16/2024Copyright: Canva Procharge of toll to the public."The bridge in question is located at North ElPaso Street, between E. Franklin Avenue tothe north and W. Main Drive to the south.The Highway Bridge Replacement andRehabilitation Program is operated by theFederal Highway Administration andprovides funding for the replacement,rehabilitation, and preservation of bridgeseither in poor condition, or in fair condition"at risk of declining into poor condition."37BUILTENVIRONMENTEXPANSIVE TECHBUSINESS PARK MAYSOON BE BUILT INALWAYS-GROWINGBUCKEYEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/16/2024A plan to build a roughly 2,000-acre techpark in Buckeye, Arizona, has taken asignificant step forward with the approval ofthe city's planning and zoning board.What is envisioned as a technology and datacenter campus would go up to the west ofthe Buckeye Municipal Airport and will becapable of attracting local and out-of-statetenants.According to city documents, the projectwill "result in development that iscompatible with the nearby BuckeyeMunicipal Airport," while also contributingto "the city's economic well-being."In addition, the campus will offer "a high-quality aesthetic from the perspective ofadjacent streets," one that "does notnegatively impact surrounding properties,now or in the future." Continues >

The site for the campus was originally zonedfor a master planned community by CiprianiLand Holdings to be called Cipriani, whichwas originally proposed in 2008. After thatproject, for various reasons never becamereality, the property was sold for $40 millionto the Phoenix-based Arizona LandConsulting.The proposal is now on its way to theBuckeye City Council for a final review andvote.For the better part of a decade, Buckeye hasconsistently been listed as one of thefastest-growing cities in the country, with apopulation of more than 105,000, up fromthe 4,000 or so who called the city home inthe 1980s.Windsor in a joint move to get the facilitybuilt. A fourth entity in the effort is the FortCollins-Loveland Water District.In a statement, Scott Moser, the mayor ofEaton, said the new authority will allow"participating entities to share resourcesand infrastructure to meet year-arounddemands and increase water treatmentresilience."Added Moser: "This will be a critical needfor our community, and we are excited to bea part of the solution.The project is in many ways a response topopulation trends in the northern part ofthe state.In the last two decades, Eaton's populationhas more than doubled from 2,600 people tomore to around 5,800; while Severance hasgone from less than 1,000 during that sameperiod of time to nearly 11,000 today;Windsor's population, meanwhile, hasjumped from just under 10,000 people tomore than 35,000.As envisioned, the new water treatmentauthority will not only see the constructionof a water treatment facility, which will belocated roughly 10 miles to the north ofWindsor, but also the building of up to 20miles of underground pipeline.Funding for the project will come partly viaratepayers in the three cities, with plans forwork on the pipeline go begin in 2027. It isthought that the new facility will beoperational by 2030.38BUILTENVIRONMENTNORTHERN COLORADOCITIES FORMPARTNERSHIP TO BUILDBIG WATER TREATMENTFACILITYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/15/2024A collaborative effort involving severalcities is now underway in northern Coloradothat it is hoped will eventually result in theconstruction of a $150 million water pumpstation.The newly formed Cobb Lake RegionalWater Treatment Authority is bringingtogether the cities of Eaton, Severance, and Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro

Francisco-based technology firm CivRobotics to mark where piles will be drivenfor Cutlass Solar II, a 218-MW solar energyproject being built by a Bechtel-led team inFort Bend County... Continue reading >39BUILTENVIRONMENTTO CUT FLOW OFMIGRANTS, TEXASBUILDING MILITARYBASE NEAR MEXICOBy Robert Besser, NewMexicoStateNews.Net02/20/2024EAGLE PASS, Texas: Texas will open amilitary base capable of housing up to 2,300soldiers, in a bid to slow illegal migrantsstreaming across the Mexican border.To be located in the city of Eagle Pass nearthe U.S.-Mexico border, the facility willspread over 80 acres along the Rio GrandeRiver, according to Texas Governor GregAbbott, outlining the project at a pressconference. Continue reading >BECHTEL-LED TEAMEXPEDITES FINISH OFLARGE TEXAS SOLARPOWER JOBBy Daniel Tyson, ENR Texas&Louisiana02/20/2024A small whizzing sound reverberates across1,100 acres of flat land about 40 miles southof Houston. It ceases after a few seconds,followed by a quick hissing and thenrestarts.The sounds come from CIVDOT, anautonomous ground rover developed by San Copyright: Canva ProNATURESWEETESTABLISHES BONITA,ARIZONA, GREENHOUSEOPERATIONSBy Staff, Area Development02/19/2024NatureSweet, a vertically integratedagricultural company, establishedgreenhouse operations in Bonita, Arizona.The more than $5 million project isexpected to create 250 jobs in GrahamCounty over the next three years.The new facility, located on more than 44acres, will grow D’Vines cherry tomatoes tothen expand to other conventional andorganic products... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

40BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSNATIONALNearly $27 milllion in federal funding istargeting the building of a replacementbaggage handling system at the DenverInternational Airport. A new control systemin the main terminal will also help increaseenergy efficiency in the building.The award is part of a substantially largeralmost $1 billion in grants just released bythe Department of Transportation anddesigned to improve airport terminalfacilities across the country.NEARLY $1 BILLION INGRANTS ANNOUNCEDFOR A VARIETY OFAIRPORTINFRASTRUCTUREPROJECTSNATIONALLYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/20/2024Exactly 114 grants of varying sizes are beingawarded, all to be used, according to FederalAviation Administration associateadministrator Shannetta Griffin, to"modernize airports to meet the needs oftravelers today and for years to come."According to the Department ofTransportation, the multiplicity of awardswill help to "improve passenger experience,accessibility, and sustainability whilecreating good-paying jobs."Funded projects include larger securitycheckpoints, increased gate capacity,improved accessibility for individuals withdisabilities, and a general modernization ofaging terminal infrastructure.Among the larger grants: $40 million forimprovements to Terminal 3 at the ChicagoO'Hare International Airport,improvements that will include energyefficiency upgrades and an updated baggagesystem.Around $20 million will be used to helpexpand the Concourse B terminal at the SaltLake City International Airport.A grant emphasis is also being placed on therefurbishing of control towers nationally,with the Duluth International Airportreceiving $10 million to build a tower thatwill replace the one it has that was built in1963; and $4.5 million going for theconstruction of a new tower at the ValleyInternational Airport in Harlingen, Texas.Funding for the various projects is coming Copyright: Canva Pro

directly out of the FAA's Airport TerminalProject, a program seeing $1 billion in grantfunding spent over a 5-year period toimprove the country's airportinfrastructure.“We’re resuming normal operations andproviding you with an update on youroutstanding balance to help you stayinformed and offer you self-service optionsto resolve your account,” the IRS website isannouncing.The LT38 comes with a deadline designed tocompel taxpayers to pay off any existingbalances with the agency, or to enter intosome kind of agreement with thegovernment to pay off a debt.Receipt of such correspondence, says thesite Taxcure, “means you need to take actionon your tax debt. The IRS is resumingcollection actions.”“In short, that means that if you don’t payyour bill, the IRS may garnish your wages,seize your bank accounts, or take yourassets,” Taxcure adds.When Covid 19 first made itself known inMarch of 2020, the IRS temporarily shutdown its onsite operations as well as its mailprocessing facilities. Taxpayers, in return,were forced to wait longer for returns to beprocessed.Late last year the agency announced it wasproviding penalty relief for nearly 5 millionpeople, as well as businesses and tax-exempt groups that had not been sentcollection reminder notices during thepandemic.The vast majority of taxpayers receivingsuch relief, said the IRS, were making lessthan $400,000 a year.41BUILTENVIRONMENTINTERNAL REVENUESERVICE ONCE AGAINSENDING OUTCOLLECTION NOTICESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/15/2024After a roughly two-year pause engenderedby the Covid 19 pandemic, the InternalRevenue Service is once again sending outcollection notices to taxpayers.Known as a Letter LT38, thecorrespondence is officially called a 2024Reminder of Notice Resumption whosefunction is to let recipients know collectionprocedures are now fully back in swing.The LT38 is not, reports the Detroit FreePress, “a letter to inform you of an audit.” It isinstead, a reminder “providing an update onyour outstanding balance and options toresolve the debt.”The IRS ceased sending out such notices inFebruary of 2022 when the agency wasplagued by staff shortages caused by theoutbreak of the pandemic.Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro

42BUILTENVIRONMENTABC RELEASESTECHNOLOGY GUIDEFOR AI INCONSTRUCTIONBy Peter Fabris, Building Design + Construction02/20/2024Associated Builders and Contractors hasreleased an artificial intelligence (AI)technology guide for the U.S. constructionindustry. AI in Construction — What Does ItMean for Our Contractors? outlinesdefinitions, construction use cases, andconsiderations for the implementation of AIin construction. “The purpose of the guide is to provide alevel of knowledge to ensure contractorscan be active participants in theconstruction AI conversation,” according toAssociated Builders and Contractors. Continue reading >MILLSTONE WEBERNABS $405M MISSOURII-70 EXPANSION JOBBy Julie Strupp, ConstructionDive02/20/2024Millstone Weber of St. Charles, Missouri,has been tapped to expand a 20-mile stretchof I-70 between Columbia and KingdomCity in Missouri, part of a vital but agingtransportation corridor. Dallas, Texas-basedcontractor Jacobs was selected to performdesign work. The Missouri Highways and TransportationCommission awarded the Millstone Weber-Jacobs team the first contract in its overall$2.8 billion, 200-mile, six-phase Improve I-70 Program, which runs from Blue Springsto Wentzville. The... Continue reading >US COULD SUBSIDIZE$10 BILLION FOR INTELCHIP FACTORIESBy Robert Besser, NewMexicoStateNews.Net02/20/2024WASHINGTON DC: Intel Corporation is indiscussions with the White House to secure$10 billion in subsidies, according to mediareports.The subsidies are mandated by the CHIPSAct and overseen by the U.S. Department ofCommerce.It is believed that subsidies would includeboth loans and direct grants, according tothe news reports. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProGERMANY-BASED VEGAEXPANDS MASON,OHIO, OPERATIONSBy Staff, Area Development 02/19/2024Germany-based VEGA, a leader in level andpressure measurement technology for theprocessing industry, plans to expandmanufacturing operations in Mason, Ohio.The $16 million project is expected tocreate 31 jobs.The investment will... Continue reading >

43BUILTENVIRONMENTHITACHICONSTRUCTIONMACHINERY OPENSNEW HQBy Gigi Wood, Hitachi Construction Machinery02/19/2024Hitachi Construction Machinery Americashas announced the opening of its newestheadquarters building in Georgia.According to a press release:In a strategic move to bolster support fordealers and customers, HitachiConstruction Machinery Americasannounces the opening of a sustainable,state-of-the-art headquarters facility inNewnan, Ga. Continue reading >LEGO PICKS GRAY ANDHOURIGAN JV FOR $1BVIRGINIA PLANTPROJECTBy James Leggate, ENR MidAtlantic02/19/2024The Lego Group selected Gray|Hourigan, ajoint venture of Gray Inc. and Richmond,Va.-based Hourigan, as general contractorfor its $1-billion toy manufacturing plantproject in Virginia.The plans call for 13 buildings totaling 1.7million sq ft on a 340-acre site inChesterfield County, Va., outside Richmond.Denmark-based Lego said in a statementthat it started site preparation work lastyear and has been refining the design witharchitect LS3P Associates Ltd. Constructionof the plant buildings is planned to startlater this year and... Continue reading > Copyright: Canva Pro

44BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSTRENDSA new $5.8 billion effort to replace agingwater systems across the country has justbeen announced by the EnvironmentalProtection Agency.In a statement, EPA Administrator MichaelRegan remarked that “every person in ourcountry should have a right to clean waterno matter where they live or how muchmoney they make.”Added Regan: “With this investment, we arecontinuing our urgent work to remove everylead pipe in the country and ensure thatevery American has access to safe andreliable drinking water.”The move comes in the wake of severalstudies showing that rusty water pipesdating to the 1950s and even before are a SWEEPING FEDERALINITIATIVE ANNOUNCEDTO UPGRADE NATION’SWATERINFRASTRUCTUREBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment02/21/2024a fact of life in communities everywhere,despite local government moves in recentyears to replace them.The EPA has estimated that there are nearly9.2 million lead service lines, many of whichare broken, feeding water into homes acrossthe country. In 2021 the American Society of CivilEngineers released what would prove to bea much-quoted report giving the U.S. waterinfrastructure system a C- grade. The ASCEgave an even lower grade of D+ to thecountry’s wastewater system. The ASCE report also asserted that there isa water break somewhere in the nation’swater pipe infrastructure roughly every twominutes, resulting in an estimated loss of 6billion gallons of treated water daily.The $5.8 billion effort is part of asignificantly larger $50 billion multi-yearEPA investment targeting water projects, aninvestment that Regan said represents the“largest investment in water infrastructurein our nation’s history.”The funding is targeting state, Tribal, and Copyright: Canva Pro

territorial government water upgradeprojects, and is coming in the form of grantsand principal forgiveness loans.The disparity between those who like smallbusinesses and those who don’t, with a 74-point gap in the positive and negativeresponses, was substantially wider than forany other unit.The only other closest response came in thecategory of the military, which enjoyed a60% positive rating in the survey, and 36%negative response, for a 24% gap. That 60%,says a Pew press release, is “similar acrossmost demographic and political groups.”Five categories—churches and religiousorganizations, labor unions, technologycompanies, K-12 public schools, andcolleges and universities--continue to enjoymajority support in the Pew Survey rangingfrom a high of 59% and low of 53%.But respondents were feeling decidedlynegative when it comes to banks and otherfinancial institutions, with only 37% sayingthey viewed such institutions positively and60% expressing negative views.At the bottom of the list: large corporations,a rather amorphous category, garnering thesupport of only 29% of respondents, with a68% negative rating. Thus, while smallbusinesses in the Pew survey enjoyed a 74%gap between their positive and negativenumbers, large corporations wereunderwater by a nearly 40% margin.Interestingly, in what some regard astoday’s hyper partisan atmosphere, 88% ofDemocrat respondents and 87% ofRepublican respondents view smallbusinesses positively.At the same time, notes a Pew narrative,“members of both partisan coalitions havenearly identical—and mostly negative—opinions of banks and financial institutionsand large corporations.” Continues > 45BUILTENVIRONMENTAMERICANS UNHAPPYWITH CORPORATIONSAND BANKS, BUTREMAIN SUPPORTIVE OFSMALL BUSINESSES,SAYS NEW SURVEYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/19/2024Small businesses continue to enjoy the mostpositive standing among a variety of publicand private entities, according to acomprehensive new study released by thePew Research Center.Polling more than 5,100 people, the surveyindicated that an overwhelming 86% saidthey had a positive view of small businesses,compared with only 12% who held anegative view.Copyright: Canva Pro

The accessibility to high fidelity, powerfultelematics took a step forward today asTrimble revealed additional functionality forits popular Roadworks Paving ControlPlatform. Now available for mills and coldplaners, the three-dimensional controlsystem opens up a new world of precisionand control when applied to cutting depth. As before, the system operates on theAndroid architecture, and is designed to beuser-friendly while giving project managersand operators the ability to meet extremelystringent standard... Continue reading >46BUILTENVIRONMENT“Just 38% each among Republicans andDemocrats view banks positively,” notesPew, while only 32% of Republicans and26% of Democrats have a good image oflarge corporations.The unprecedented 86% support recordedfor small business is up over a similar Pewsurvey released in 2022, which was alreadystrong with 80% of respondents expressingpositive views and 18% respondingnegatively.EV BATTERY PLANTCONSTRUCTIONBOOMS EVEN ASAUTOMAKERS HIT THEBRAKESBy Sebastian Obando, ConstructionDive02/20/2024Late last year, General Motors, Ford andother automakers slammed the brakes onelectric vehicle production as consumeradoption lagged behind expectations. GMblamed lower demand for its decision toscrap plans to produce 400,000 electricvehicles through mid-2024, while Fordsimilarly cut back production on its electricpickup.Electrical machinery construction, whichincludes EV battery plants, hit $35.2 billionin 2023, according to Dodge ConstructionNetwork. That’s roughly about 47% ofoverall manufacturing construction. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProTRIMBLE ADDS MILLSAND COLD PLANERS TOROADWORKS PAVINGCONTROLBy Brandon Noel, Trimble Construction02/20/2024NONRESIDENTIALCONSTRUCTION LEADSJOB GROWTH WITH7,600 POSITIONSADDEDBy Staff, Metal Construction News02/20/2024The construction industry added 11,000jobs in January, according to an AssociatedBuilders and Contractors (ABC) analysis ofdata released today by the U.S. Bureau ofLabor Statistics. On a year-over-year basis,industry employment... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

48FEATURED TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS$6,300,000CONTRUCTION REPORTER PROJECTSNEWCONSTRUCTIONNEWCONSTRUCTIONVENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESVENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONLEARN MORE > LEARN MORE > LEARN MORE >BUILTENVIRONMENT

49VIEW >$6,300,000ESTIMATED COSTPROJECT INFOSCOPE:Build an arena building with support spaces,exterior animal pens and circulation for animals,people and farm equipment.OWNER:NMSU Facilities Planning & Construction1530 Wells StLas Cruces NM 88003Bid Date/Time: 02/29/2024 - 02:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 1Memo Count: 0Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:Addenda ReceivedProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: EducationPublic Funding: YesBid Security: 5% Bid BondPre-Bid Meeting02/08/0000 - 10:00 AMvia ZOOMNMSU-AGSTUDENTLEARNINGCENTERNMSU-AGSTUDENTLEARNINGCENTER(575) 646-1697 BUILTENVIRONMENTARCHITECT:FBT Architects 6501 Americas Parkway NE, Suite 300Albuquerque NM 87110(505) 883-5200

50NOT AVAILABLEESTIMATED COSTHYDROGENFUELINGSTATION HUBHYDROGENFUELINGSTATION HUBVIEW PROJECT >OWNER:County of McKinley (505) 722-3868 207 West Hill Ave. P.O. Box 70Gallup NM 87305PROJECT INFO:Bid Date/Time: 03/14/2024 - 02:00pm MSTPhase: BiddingStage: ActiveProject Type: Vendor / Professional ServicesCategory: Federal / State / MunicipalPublic Funding: YesSCOPE:A Hydrogen Fueling Station Hub in Gallupwill provide end users who have adoptedor are testing commercial autonomousvehicles on Interstate 40 with a facilitycomplete with hydrogen and diesel fuelingcapabilities along with high-voltage electriccharging capacity. Fiber optic connectivitywill be available to facilitate high speeddata transfer. Additionally, the HydrogenFueling Hub will provide maintenance andwarehouse capabilities.BUILTENVIRONMENT

51FEATUREDPRE-BID PROJECTPlans are now underway for the building oftwenty tiny homes that will be geared forteachers on property owned by a growingschool district in Colorado Springs.The unusual project is part of a move by theHarrison School District 2 to secure teacherhousing in a city where the average monthlyrent for a one-bedroom apartment is nownearing the $1,800 mark.CONTINUE READING >COLORADO SPRINGSSCHOOL DISTRICT TOBUILD TEACHERHOUSINGBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 02/09/2024PROJECT INFORMATION:Stage: Conceptual / No DesignStatus: New Project / EditorialProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Housing / Apartments / CondosPublic Funding: YesVIEW >BUILTENVIRONMENT

53NEW MEXICOACTIVE PROJECTS54555761ADDITIONS/ RENOVATIONS / UPGRADEMATERIAL / EQUIP / SERVICE / INSTALLNEW CONSTRUCTIONVENDOR / PROFESSIONALSERVICES58SITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGBUILTENVIRONMENT

54ADDITIONS/RENOVATIONS /UPGRADENMSU-CONSTRUCTIONOF THE ACTIVITYCENTER WEIGHT ROOM& STUDENT LOUNGEVIEW PROJECT >CLOVISCOMMUNITYCOLLEGE ALLIEDHEALTH - NURSINGEXPANSIONSCOPE OF WORK: Expansion of the Allied Health-Nursing Simulation Facilities.VIEW PROJECT >COLONNADEREPAIRSCOPE OF WORK: This solicitation seeks firm-fixedprice proposals for colonnaderepair services at Wooton Hall inLas Cruces, New Mexico. TheDepartment of AgricultureAgricultural Research ServiceField Research Implementationand Information Delivery PlainsArea requires base repairs to thesouth colonnade and optionalrepairs to the west colonnade.VIEW PROJECT >ADA BUILDINGRENOVATIONS FORALL ABILITIESRESTROOMSCOPE OF WORK: Demolition and renovation oftwo restroom facilities tocomply with ADA designstandards, upgrade HVACsystem and replace sewer line.VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: The small gym will be renovated to become the newweight room. The existing weight room will berenovated to become the student lounge...BUILTENVIRONMENT

55MATERIAL /EQUIP / SERVICE /INSTALLIT DIRECTORYCONSOLIDATIONVIEW PROJECT >TREE TRIMMING,PRUNING, ANDREMOVALSERVICES FOR LOSLUNAS SCHOOLSSCOPE OF WORK: Los Lunas School District seekssealed proposals from qualifiedcompanies, properly registeredand licensed to do business inthe State of New Mexico, toprovide TREE TRIMMING,PRUNING, AND REMOVALSERVICES throughout LosLunas School District.VIEW PROJECT >WASTEWATER LIFTSTATIONMAINTENANCE ANDREPAIR SERVICESSCOPE OF WORK: The Camino Real Regional UtilityAuthority (CRRUA) provideswastewater service to residentsof Doña Ana County, SunlandPark, Santa Teresa, andfacilities in the Border Area.Doña Ana County (DAC) andCRRUA intend to enter into anagreement with up to foursuccessful Proposers to providemaintenance and repair...VIEW PROJECT >WAN ANDINTERNET ACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: The purpose of this Request forProposal (RFP) is to solicitsealed proposals to establish acontract through competitiveprocurement for the NorthCentral Consortium (herein-afterreferred to as “Consortium” or“Agency”)...VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: UNM IT would like to update and continuouslyimprove its ITSM processes through theimplementation of a single solution for requestingand supporting services across all UNM IT...BUILTENVIRONMENT

56GIBSON HEALTHHUB LED LIGHTINGAND CONTROLSUPGRADE ENERGYEFFICIENCYPROJECTSCOPE OF WORK: The City of Albuquerque isrequesting bids for GibsonHealth Hub LED Lighting andControls Upgrade EnergyEfficiency Project in accordancewith the terms, conditions, andspecifications set forth herein...VIEW PROJECT >EHS FIRE ALARMINSPECTION ANDTESTINGSCOPE OF WORK: The contractor will provideannual fire alarminspection/testing tasks on anas needed basis at various UNMbuildings and locations inaccordance with InternationalFire Code 2021 and New MexicoState regulations.VIEW PROJECT >MAINTENANCESERVICES – ONCALLSCOPE OF WORK: The Alamogordo Public Schoolsis seeking Proposals fromcontractors interested inproviding on-call services formaintenance service calls. Weare a public-school entity. Thepurpose of this RFP is to identifyqualified contractors who candeliver high-quality services in atimely manner. Contractors willbe responsible for completingvarious small maintenanceprojects on an as-needed basis.VIEW PROJECT >DISTRICT WANSCOPE OF WORK: Metro Ethernet to receive schoolconnections and provideInternet Access district-wide.Five leased connections Bell,Chaparral, RST, and Cody Rd.Administrative Offices,connecting to the FloridaAdministrative location...VIEW PROJECT >BATAANELEMENTARYNETWORK REFRESHSCOPE OF WORK: The District currently has CiscoPOE+ switches in the MDF andIDF in this location with 10Gbpssingle mode fiber between eachnetwork closet and back to thecore switch, and is seekingreplacement as follows...VIEW PROJECT >LAKE CARLSBADRECREATION ARELIGHTING PROJECTELECTRICALCOMPONENTSSCOPE OF WORK: The City of Carlsbad is solicitingbids for electrical equipment toreplace existing lightingequipment for the LakeCarlsbad Beach and Recreationarea.VIEW PROJECT >BUILTENVIRONMENT

57NEWCONSTRUCTIONARTESIA -SCHLOTZSKY’SRESTAURANT (SUBBID)VIEW PROJECT >OHKAY OWINGEHWASTE WATERTREATMENT PLANTAND PONDSSCOPE OF WORK: Project is design, bidding andconstruction management forthe new WWTP treatmentfacility, to be constructedimmediately east of the existingfacility...VIEW PROJECT >NMSU-CORONA CABINS AND LABSCOPE OF WORK: 3 new buildings in total. 2 Cabins for research staff needed forextended stay, and 1 lab facility to support the research taking placeon the ranch. Work to be performed: Connections to existing utilitieson site, slab on grade for all three structures, wood frameconstruction, metal roof and standard Drywall, Details to include,concrete or LVT flooring, wood railings and standard cultured stonewainscotting. Standard casework for kitchenette in cabins, and metalcasework in lab with phenolic resin tops.VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: Artesia - Schlotzsky’s Restaurant905 West Main StreetArtesia, NM 88210BUILTENVIRONMENT

58SITE WORK /NON-BUILDINGCOUNTY ROAD 5 BRIDGEREPLACEMENTVIEW PROJECT >URANIUM MINECLEANUPPROGRAMSCOPE OF WORK: The purpose of the Request forProposal (RFP) is to solicitsealed proposals to establish acontract through competitivenegotiations for theprocurement of professionalservices to further developinformation and createmethodologies to advance theUranium Mine CleanupProgram’s Implementation Planand Site Inventory of NeglectedContaminated Sites.VIEW PROJECT >NM DOT CN#4101390 ROADWAYREHABILITATION,BRIDGEREHABILITATIONQUAYSCOPE OF WORK: (2)CN 4101390TERMINI: I-40, MP 344.800 toMP 350.000 for 5.200 milesCOUNTY: Quay (District 4)...VIEW PROJECT >NM DOT CN#2104490 ROADWAYRECONSTRUCTION,LIGHTING,SIGNALIZATIONEDDYSCOPE OF WORK: (3)CN 2104490TERMINI: US 285/NM 31Intersection for 2.285 miles...VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: Specifications Include, But Are Not Limited To:201000 Clearing And Grubbing Ls Ls 203000Unclassified Excavation C.y. 3,500 203100 BorrowC.y. 2,200 203200 Unsuitable Material ExcavationC.y...BUILTENVIRONMENT

59RE-BID PHOENIXSWITCHBACKWATERLINEREPLACEMENTSCOPE OF WORK: Installation of approximately3,020 LF of 6"/8" SDR9 DIPSHDPE. waterline including rockexcavation, lean fill encasement,valves, fittings, fire hydrants,connections, meter servicetransfers, and othermiscellaneous items to provide acomplete and functional project.VIEW PROJECT >ENMWUA RAWWATER 3 (RW3)SCOPE OF WORK: Eastern New Mexico RuralWater System (ENMRWS) RawWater 3 (RW3) Pipeline projectconsists of installation ofapproximately 21.7miles of 42-inch diameter welded steel pipe,combination air release andvacuum valve assemblies andvaults, blowoff assemblies,isolation valve vault, and fiberoptic conduit.VIEW PROJECT >DORIS AVE.ROADWAYIMPROVEMENTSPROJECTSCOPE OF WORK: Reconstruction of the existingroadway, Doris Ave will includesidewalks and ADA-accessibledrive pads and ramps. Design ofsewer and waterlinereplacement. Replace streetsigns per MUTCD.VIEW PROJECT >NM DOT CN#1101890 ROADWAYREHABILITATIONLUNASCOPE OF WORK: (1)CN 1101890TERMINI: I-10, MP 64.800 to MP75.200 for 10.400 miles...VIEW PROJECT >RE-BID SANANTONIODRAINAGEDETENTION PONDANDINFRASTRUCTURESCOPE OF WORK: The project is located in theTownsite of San Antonio, NM,within Socorro County, andincludes channel grading,installation of erosionprotection, new 18-inch and 30-inch CMP's, including fittings,channel outlet structure,placement of concrete channellining and other incidental itemsto provide a complete project.VIEW PROJECT >GLENWOOD VFDSITEIMPROVEMENTSSCOPE OF WORK: Located in Glenwood, NM, thework includes site grading,erosion protection, CMU blockretaining walls, earthwork andother minor items to provide acomplete project.VIEW PROJECT >BUILTENVIRONMENT

60CARSON NATIONALFOREST HPCCROADMAINTENANCESCOPE OF WORK: USFS is pursuing a contract toprovide Road Maintenance forCamino Real Ranger District inCarson National Forest.Construction services shall beperformed by the awardee inaccordance with thespecifications, terms, andconditions of this solicitation,including those found in theattachments.VIEW PROJECT >SOUTH CATRON AVENUE IMPROVEMENTSVIEW PROJECT >FORCE MAIN 3RECONSTRUCTIONPHASE 1SCOPE OF WORK: Replace wastewater forcemain.VIEW PROJECT >VETERANSMEMORIALWALKING PATHPROJECTSCOPE OF WORK: The walking path will be acontinuation of the existingwalking path and will be a 5wide concrete sidewalkcomplying with ADA graderequirements. The project isapproximately 800LF in lengthand contains enhancingpedestrian features such asresting benches, metal railing,sidewalk lighting upgrades, andhydraulic improvements.VIEW PROJECT >ANTHONY YOUTHFARM PHASE IISCOPE OF WORK: Work consists of vertical andflatwork construction inAnthony, New Mexico of 1.Anthony Youth Farm Phase II.Phase II consists of utilityconnections to existinginfrastructure on site...VIEW PROJECT >BUILTENVIRONMENTSCOPE OF WORK: Reconstruction of South Catron Avenue from Caliche Road . Includesexcavation, concrete removals, subgrade preparation, base course,asphalt surfacing, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks, constructionof new concrete retaining walls, and other items identified in a BaseBid and Additive Bid Schedule for a complete and functioning project.

61VENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESHAZARD MITIGATIONPLAN FOR RIO ARRIBACOUNTYVIEW PROJECT >PREVENTINGOUTAGES WHILEENHANCINGRESILIENCE(POWER) PROJECTSSCOPE OF WORK: The State of New Mexico,Energy, Minerals and NaturalResources Department (EMNRD)Energy Conservation andManagement Division (ECMD),also known as the New MexicoState Energy Office (NMSEO) isrequesting sealed proposalsfrom eligible entities...VIEW PROJECT >MULTIPLEENGINEERING ANDARCHITECTURECONTRACTSCOPE OF WORK: The City of Truth orConsequences is solicitatingproposals from qualifiedEngineering and Architecturefirms to provide full on-call as-needed planning, design, andconstruction phase services ofmultiple projects under a singlecontract. Services may include,but are not limited to, planning,environmental services...VIEW PROJECT >OUTDOOR-RECREATIONALMASTER PLAN FORSAN JUAN COUNTYSCOPE OF WORK: San Juan County is seekingproposals from qualifiedconsulting firms to provideservices to the community todevelop a Trails and RecreationMaster Plan...VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: The Rio Arriba County Emergency Management/FireDepartment is seeking proposals from eligibleProfessionals or Firms to review, update, and rewritethe Hazard Mitigation Plan for Rio Arriba CountyEmergency Management/Fire Department...BUILTENVIRONMENT

62ENERGYDECARBONIZATIONTRANSITION PLANSCOPE OF WORK: The Transition Plan will providea range of economically andenvironmentally sustainable andequitable options for the utilityto consider pursuing consideringregional and national trends.Along with anticipated carbonemissions reductions, the Planshould also present thefinancial, regulatory, andtechnological viability of eachoption in light of regional andnational trends...VIEW PROJECT >ENGINEERINGSERVICESSCOPE OF WORK: The City of Rio Communities,State of New Mexico, on behalfof the City of Rio CommunitiesGoverning Body, seekscompetitive sealed proposalsfrom qualified and experiencedprofessional engineeringconsulting firms with whom toestablish a contract for On CallConsulting and EngineeringServices. The consulting firmshall provide a range ofplanning, design, engineeringand construction support taskson an as-needed basis to assistCity of Rio Communities in theexecution of projects.VIEW PROJECT >NM DOTCONSTRUCTIONAND CIVIL RIGHTSBUREAUSCOPE OF WORK: The Department intends onestablishing four (4) contractsto qualified firms orindividualswith an immediatefour (4) year term. In no case willcontracts exceed a total of four(4)years in duration from thedate of the initial Agreement...VIEW PROJECT >ENGINEERINGSERVICES FORBRIDGESSCOPE OF WORK: The requested engineeringservices shall be for Countybridges. Conduct Environmentalstudy and PrepareEnvironmental Documentation,Phase I-D Preliminary DesignEngineering Services and PhaseII Final Design EngineeringServices is to provideconstruction plans for SavanahRoad bridge, Bridge No. 7703and Kit Carson Road Bridge No.7721.VIEW PROJECT >NM DOT ON-CALLTRANSPORTATIONASSETMANAGEMENTPROGRAMSUPPORT SERVICESSCOPE OF WORK: The Contractor shall provide adetailed work plan and budgetfor the first two items. Taskswill be issued on an as neededbasis. The following tasks are anexample of some of the scope ofservices that will be needed.Please provide a detailed workplan and budget for the first twoitems...VIEW PROJECT >NM DOT ON-CALLPLANNING AREATRANSPORTATIONSCOPE OF WORK: The selected Offeror shall beresponsible for the completionof plans requested by theDepartment’s MultimodalPlanning and Programs Bureau,issued via Task Order and on anon-call basis...VIEW PROJECT >BUILTENVIRONMENT

63NM DOT WATERSYSTEM OPERATORSERVICES FORSTATEWIDE RESTAREASSCOPE OF WORK: The New Mexico Department ofTransportation (District Five) issoliciting proposals fromqualified firms (“Offeror(s)” or“Contractor(s)”) to performwater quality sampling andanalysis at Rest Area facilitiesas required by NMED (NewMexico EnvironmentDepartment) and DWB (DrinkingWater Bureau)...VIEW PROJECT >A/E CONSULTANT SERVICES FOR THEDESIGN OF A NEW GENERAL AVIATIONTERMINAL AT THE DOUBLE EAGLE IIAIRPORTSCOPE OF WORK: To provide architectural/engineering phase services for the AviationDepartment for the design of a new General Aviation Terminal at theDouble Eagle II Airport.VIEW PROJECT >ON-CALLPROFESSIONALSERVICES –ENVIRONMENTALCONSULTINGSCOPE OF WORK: It is the intent of SSCAFCA toselect one or more professionalfirms who can performEnvironmental Consulting on anon-call (as-needed) basis.VIEW PROJECT >RE-BID AV TESTTRACK FACILITYSCOPE OF WORK: The successful proposer willprovide planning, architectural,engineering, and other relatedservices for the followingcomponents. Although thefollowing is representative ofthe scope of services for thisproject, other duties of a similarnature shall be required.VIEW PROJECT >DESIGN-BUILDSERVICES FORCOMMUNITYSERVICESCOMPLEXSCOPE OF WORK: Facilitate a visioning sessionand programming/pre-designmeetings with the Project team.Produce early visualrepresentations of the projectthrough building informationmodeling...VIEW PROJECT >BUILTENVIRONMENT

64NEW MEXICOPOST-BID PROJECTSBUILTENVIRONMENT6566MATERIAL / EQUIP / SERVICE /INSTALLSITE WORK / NON-BUILDING

65MATERIAL /EQUIP / SERVICE /INSTALLWAREHOUSE RFQFEBRUARY 8, 2024VIEW PROJECT >ORIGINAL ESTIMATED COST: NOT AVAILABLECONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $4,813.002 Low | $10,070.00 3 Low | $16,252.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsBUILTENVIRONMENTCELL-SITE SIMULATORSYSTEM WITH VEHICLEORIGINAL ESTIMATED COST: NOT AVAILABLECONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $728,000.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsVIEW PROJECT >

66SITE WORK /NON-BUILDINGRE-BID MESA DEL SOLTOURNAMENT FIELDS –PH. 2VIEW PROJECT >NM DOTCN#1101930ROADWAYREHABILITATION,ITS SOCORROVIEW PROJECT >VIEW PROJECT > VIEW PROJECT >CONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $18,259,477.002 Low | $19,509,749.003 Low |$21,250,000.00*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $6,686,399.00*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award details*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award detailsORIGINAL ESTIMATED COST: $10,000,000CONTRACT AWARDED: $10,971,496.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $7,590,590.002 Low | $8,812,276.00BUILTENVIRONMENTAS SEEN IN THIS WEEKS SPOTLIGHT >NM DOTCN#1102040RBRIDGEREHABILITATION,DRAINAGE,EROSION CONTROLMITIGATIONSIERRA, SOCORRONM DOTCN#6101430BRIDGEREPLACEMENT,ROADWAYRECONSTRUCTIONCATRON

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69WAGE DETERMINATIONSFEBRUARY 12TH - 16TH 2024Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos CountyCOUNTY LEGENDWAGE DECISION CLICK TO VIEWPROJECT TITLECONTRACTING AGENCYCONTACTREQUESTED DATE BE-24-0611-A Ballon Fiesta Park Short Hop RoadRepairs City of Albuquerque Veronica Blount 2/16/2024 BE-24-0610-B Barelas Community Center Repairs City of Albuquerque Carlos Montoya 2/16/2024 BE-24-0609-A Collet Park NeighborhoodResidential StreetRehabilitation City of Albuquerque Stephen Woodall 2/16/2024 BE-24-0606-A Piedra Lisa Park City of Albuquerque Veronica Blount 2/16/2024 BE-24-0605-A ABQRIDE Paint 515 Bus SheltersAlbuquerque MetropolitanArea City of Albuquerque Mark Eshelman 2/16/2024 BE-24-0597-B Dane Smith Copy Center Cooling University of New Mexico Andre Nunez 2/16/2024 BE-24-0592-B Highland Theater Controls Bernalillo County Matt Zamora 2/15/2024 BE-24-0590-A Tom Bolack Park Trail Upgrade City of Albuquerque Christian Mathias 2/15/2024 BE-24-0589-A 96 Fiber from Paradise toMcMahon City of Albuquerque Marlene Chavez 2/15/2024 BE-24-0584-A 96 Fiber install City of Albuquerque Marlene Chavez 2/15/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

70WAGE DETERMINATIONSFEBRUARY 12TH - 16TH 2024Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos CountyCOUNTY LEGENDWAGE DECISION CLICK TO VIEWPROJECT TITLECONTRACTING AGENCYCONTACTREQUESTED DATE CH-24-0604-B Hagerman HS Gym Showers 23240718CES KCB HAGERMAN MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS CHERRYL ANDREWS 2/16/2024 CH-24-0588-A DCS Football field 2024-2286 BH Dexter Consolidated Schools Jeannie Harris 2/14/2024 DA-24-0596-B Ag Student Learning Center New Mexico State University Ashley Burkholder 2/15/2024 DA-24-0594-B 4646 Golf Course Driving RangeBldg. Reno New Mexico State University Yvonne Tellez 2/15/2024 DA-24-0591-B Gadsden High School Greenhouse Gadsden Independent School District Dominique Esparza 2/15/2024 DA-24-0550-A New Operations Facilities atTashiro Phase 1 - WANFacilities and WAN Services Las Cruces Public Schools District 2 Cesar Chavez 2/13/2024 DA-24-0544-B Alamo Bemolition Gadsden Independent School District Dominique Esparza 2/13/2024 DA-24-0542-A Septage Tank Elimination andMunicipal Sewer Connection City of Las Cruces Fernando Ortiz 2/13/2024 DA-24-0541-A 2023-2024 Pavement Replacement Phase3 City of Las Cruces Steve Pacheco 2/12/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

71WAGE DETERMINATIONSFEBRUARY 12TH - 16TH 2024Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos CountyCOUNTY LEGENDWAGE DECISION CLICK TO VIEWPROJECT TITLECONTRACTING AGENCYCONTACTREQUESTED DATE ED-24-0554-B AHS tile and carpet replacement2024-2274 BH Artesia Public Schools James Phipps 2/13/2024 ED-24-0539-A Plaza de San Jos Park 2024-2251BH City of Carlsbad Matt Fletcher 2/12/2024 SJ-24-0593-B East Annex Re-roofing City of Farmington Christina Lazenby 2/15/2024 SJ-24-0571-A 30th St between Butler and DustinWaterline City of Farmington Kelli Sandoval 2/14/2024 SJ-24-0543-A 2024 Microsurfacing Project City of Farmington Kelli Sandoval 2/13/2024 SJ-24-0532-B Complex Fuel Station #2 P108667 CESKCB Farmington Municipal Schools Ted Lasiewicz 2/12/2024 SM-24-0547-A North Rio Mora Day-Use AreaRenovations NM Energy, Minerals, and NaturalResources Department Emily Stout 2/13/2024 SF-24-0603-C PNM North Grind & Polish FloorsHU 1, 2 & 3 New Mexico Corrections Department Michael Parker 2/16/2024 SF-24-0575-C PNM North Sandblast Doors HU 1, 2&3 New Mexico Corrections Department Michael Parker 2/15/2024 SF-24-0585-A Arroyo Hondo Trail Segments 2 & 3Construction Project Santa Fe County Amanda Patterson-Sanchez 2/14/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

72WAGE DETERMINATIONSFEBRUARY 12TH - 16TH 2024Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos CountyCOUNTY LEGENDWAGE DECISION CLICK TO VIEWPROJECT TITLECONTRACTING AGENCYCONTACTREQUESTED DATE SF-24-0600-C PNM North Sandblast Doors HU 1, 2&3 New Mexico Corrections Department Michael Parker 2/14/2024 SF-24-0535-B GC: Edwards Networked FireAlarm Voice Evacuation System Santa Fe Community College John Apodaca 2/13/2024 TA-24-0580-B Taos Bakes Expansion Village of Questa Karen Shannon 2/13/2024 TA-24-0546-A REPLACEMENT PARTS, MUSICALINSTRUMENTS, SITEFURNISHINGS, SHADESHELTER, ANDINSTALLATION 2024-1062 vew Taos Integrated School of the Arts Nicole Abeyta 2/13/2024 OT-24-0608-B Sierra Renovations Alamogordo Public Schools Judy Campbell 2/16/2024 OT-24-0548-B Chaparral MS Gym re-roof 2024-2266BH Alamogordo Public Schools Justin Burks 2/13/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

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REAL ESTATEFORMER GRAND JUNCTIONWELLS FARGO BANKBUILDING UP FOR SALEPROPERTYTAXWHICH STATES PAY THEHIGHEST REAL-ESTATEPROPERTY TAX? >ARIZONABILLREAL ESTATE AGENTS MAYTALK POLITICS, NEW ARIZONABILL PROPOSES >LOANPAYMENTSWILL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERSSOON HOLD BACK EVEN MOREPAYMENTS? >BUILTENVIRONMENT

75AFFILIATESFEATURED COMPANY7689909192PROPERTIES FOR SALELAND FOR SALEREAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS NEW MEXICO NEWS82WHICH STATES PAY THE HIGHESTREAL-ESTATE PROPERTY TAX? >82BAKERY COMING TO LA TIENDA ATELDORADO IN APRIL >82LOCAL NONPROFIT TO SHUT DOWNYOUTH PROGRAM THIS TUESDAY >82RENTS TAKE A BIG BITE >83SOUTHWEST NEWS85FORMER GRAND JUNCTION WELLSFARGO BANK BUILDING UP FOR SALE >85REAL ESTATE AGENTS MAY TALKPOLITICS, NEW ARIZONA BILLPROPOSES >86NATIONAL NEWS87UC LAW SAN FRANCISCO’S NEWESTBUILDING PROVIDES STUDENTHOUSING AT BELOW-MARKET RENTALRATES ?87WILL REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS SOONHOLD BACK EVEN MORE PAYMENTS? >87AFFORDABLE HOUSING: YIGBY (“YES INGOD’S BACKYARD”) MOVEMENT SEEKSTO COUNTER NIMBY MOVEMENT >88REAL ESTATE HOMEPAGE86BUILTENVIRONMENTMRS. SPRINKLES NEARS DEBUT OF FIRSTBRICK-AND-MORTAR LOCATION >83CABQ TO REVAMP MOTEL VOUCHERPROGRAM >84WHEN WILL HOUSING AFFORDABILITYIMPROVE? SPOILER ALERT: IT WILL TAKESOME TIME >84GOVERNMENT SECTOR CLAIMEDLARGEST PORTION OF 100 BIGGEST U.S.OFFICE LEASES SIGNED IN 2023 >88SAN DIEGO MULTIFAMILY BROKERAGETEAM SELLS PARADISE COTTAGEAPARTMENTS >88

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77SIORHEADQUARTERSMOVES ITS OFFICEThe Society of Industrial and Office Realtors®(SIOR), the world’s premier commercial realestate organization for industrial and officebrokers, relocated its headquarter offices onJanuary 1, 2024.Remaining in Washington, D.C., the new office,located at The Herald, 1307 New York Ave.,NW, Ste 703, is just a block away from itsprevious location. The new site provides anenhanced space for collaboration andhospitality, seamlessly blending a rich historywith modern elegance—a perfect match forSIOR.The Herald, once a historic printing press,maintains its iconic glamour, including acopper feature wall reminiscent of alithographic machine, and vintage artifactsshown throughout its lobby. A signature scentand modern amenities enrich the experience...CONTINUE READING >SIOR EVENTCALENDARMAY 2023MONDAY MAY 6TH2024 SPRING EVENT - CLICK HERECopyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENT

79BUILTENVIRONMENTNAVIGATINGAPARTMENTMARKETS’ SUPPLY-DEMAND ISSUESAs apartment investors wade through theheadlined, oversupplied markets, there is thechance they could capitalize on lesser-publicized markets, according to panelists atNational Multifamily Housing Council’sApartment Strategies Conference.Speaking last week at the event in San Diego,Jay Parsons, SVP, Chief Economist, RealPage,said demand has not been a challenge.“We’re bullish about more of it, especially in theSun Belt and Mountain regions,” Parsons said.“Consumer confidence is growing based on theUniversity of Michigan Survey. There’s a realcorrelation between it and apartment demand.People are feeling better about things. A lot ofthe grocery store sticker shock is going away.Wages are rising more than apartment rents.It’s a unique cycle that we’re in.”Parsons said lease-up rents are compressed. Arecent survey of developers and contractorsshowed that about 80% of them are seeingdelays in construction.CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva Pro

80BUILTENVIRONMENTSTATES ARE ATTHE FOREFRONTOFTRANSPORTATIONELECTRIFICATIONINFRASTRUCTUREThe transportation sector accounts for 28%of greenhouse gas emissions – the highestpercentage of any sector, reports the U.S.Environmental Protection Agency. The resultof this has been greater public and privatesector demand and interest in a nationalnetwork of charging stations to support theuse of more electric vehicles (EVs), includingtrucks, also known as transportationelectrification.During NAIOP’s Chapter Leadership andLegislative Retreat this week in Washington,D.C., chapter leaders and staff attended asession that recognized the leading role ofstate governments in establishing a nationalnetwork of public EV charging stationsfollowing the passage of the bipartisanInfrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of2021. Anne Blair, vice president of policy atthe Electrification Coalition, highlighted thisand its impact on the commercial real estateindustry following the allocation of $7.5billion from the federal act to establish thisnational network. The federal allocation isbroken into two parts: $5 billion for statesunder a national EV infrastructure (NEVI)formula and $2.5 billion in charging andfueling infrastructure (CFI) grants.CONTINUE READING >NAIOP EVENTCALENDARMARCH - APRIL 2024Copyright: Canva ProTHURSDAY MARCH 7TH7:30 AM - 9:00 AM: RRRT – LEGISLATIVE UPDATE - CLICK HERETHURSDAY APRIL 4TH7:30 AM - 9:00 AM: RRRT – MAYOR(S) ROUNDTABLE - CLICK HERE

81SBA EVENT CALENDARFEBRUARY 2024MONDAY FEBRUARY 26TH11:00 AM - 12:00 PM: SECURING AN SBA LOAN FOR YOURBUSINESS: HOW TO GET APPROVED - CLICK HERESBA ADMINISTRATORGUZMAN ANNOUNCESIMPORTANT SBICPROGRAMMILESTONES AT WHITEHOUSE CONVENING OFINVESTMENTINDUSTRY LEADERSWASHINGTON– On Wednesday, Feb. 14,Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman, head of theU.S. Small Business Administration and the voice inPresident Biden’s cabinet for America’s more than33 million small businesses, led a White Houseconvening with National Economic Council DirectorLael Brainard to announce progress in expandingaccess to private equity and debt capital for moreAmerican small businesses and innovativestartups as a result of regulatory reforms to theSBA’s $42 billion Small Business InvestmentCompany (SBIC) Program.Administrator Guzman was joined by over 60leaders from private investment firms, limitedpartners, and industry associations. Speakersincluded Brett Palmer, President...CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva Pro

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The averagehousehold in America spends $2,869 eachyear on property taxes for their home,according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Arecent study from WalletHub analyzed all50 states and Washington D.C. to find outwho pays the most and least real-estateproperty tax.Continue reading >WHICH STATES PAY THEHIGHEST REAL-ESTATEPROPERTY TAX?By Issac Cruz, KRQE02/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – A local nonprofitthat helps children stay out of trouble willhave to leave their location. They say thatwill effectively end their decades-longprogram. Continue reading >82BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSNEW MEXICOLOCAL NONPROFIT TOSHUT DOWN YOUTHPROGRAM THISTUESDAYBy Tommy Lopez, KOB 402/18/2024Feb. 19—Bite Me Bakery will, in April,replace Eldorado Coffee Corral at La Tiendaat Eldorado.Kandie Kingery started Bite Me Bakery inJanuary 2022 as a home-based bakery inPecos; she went on the road to sell herbaked goods as a pop-up business or atevents in Santa Fe, Eldorado andAlbuquerque. This is her first brick-and-mortar business.Continue reading >BAKERY COMING TO LATIENDA AT ELDORADOIN APRILBy Teya Vitu, Santa Fe New Mexican, Yahoo! Finance02/19/2024

Rent has skyrocketed in the United States.That means Americans are handing over abigger portion of their paycheck to theirhousing costs. They have less money forthings like food, electricity, and commuting. Continue reading >RENTS TAKE A BIG BITEBy Staff, NPR02/16/2024Copyright: Canva ProA entrepreneur with a passion for creatingsmiles is opening a new ice cream shop onthe corner of Eubank Boulevard andCandelaria Road.Mrs. Sprinkles Ice Cream Parlor is located at3107 Eubank Blvd. NE. in the ScottsdaleVillage shopping center. The 1,000-square-foot shop will open on Feb. 24, OwnerAmanda Chavez said. Continue reading >83BUILTENVIRONMENTMRS. SPRINKLES NEARSDEBUT OF FIRST BRICK-AND-MORTARLOCATIONBy Aayush Gupta, Albuquerque Business First02/15/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

Inflation is slowing and job growth hassurged, but many Americans still feel theburden of expensive housing – fueled in partby high demand, low inventory andmortgage rates.Continue reading >WHEN WILL HOUSINGAFFORDABILITYIMPROVE? SPOILERALERT: IT WILL TAKESOME TIMEBy Casey Quinlan, Source NM02/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProThe City of Albuquerque is looking tochange the voucher system it uses toprovide motel rooms for the unhoused.A new Hospitality Revitalization WorkingGroup look at several issues related tomotels, including reimagining the voucherprogram, discussion options for crackingdown on problem motels and helping motelowners keep their properties safer.Continue reading >84BUILTENVIRONMENTCABQ TO REVAMPMOTEL VOUCHERPROGRAMBy Santiago Anaya, NM News Port02/15/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

85BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSSOUTHWESTA building in downtown Grand Junction thatfor years served as a Wells Fargo location isnow on the market with an asking price of$5.9 million.Located at 359 Main Street, the two-storybrick structure measures around 52,700square feet and was built in 1977. It isclassified as a Class B building and featuresa spacious first-floor lobby with a moderndesign.Wells Fargo ceased its operations in thebuilding late last summer while keeping aseparate location at 2808 North Avenueopen for business. Within the last year, the New York-basedWells Fargo has closed more than 300locations nationally, including five inColorado, 14 in Arizona, six in New Mexico,and 34 in Texas.FORMER GRANDJUNCTION WELLSFARGO BANK BUILDINGUP FOR SALEBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment 02/21/2024Copyright: Canva ProFounded in 1852, the bank became acultural institution with its horse-drawnoverland wagon service traversinghundreds of miles across the desert West. Acquired by the Minneapolis-basedNorwest Corporation in 1998, the bankretained its well-known Wells Fargo nameand saw revenues in excess of $74 billion asof the end of 2022.The bank said its decision to close brancheshas been due entirely to the evolving natureof customer service. Last year, a Wells Fargospokesperson told the publication Best Lifethat due to the bank’s digital capabilities,“more transactions are carried out outsidethe branch.” The spokesperson added that the companywas determined to “continually evaluate ourbranch network in light of changingcustomer needs.”Bray & Company realtors, also of GrandJunction, is the listing agent for the formerbank building.

86BUILTENVIRONMENTThe political contours of a legislative orCongressional district would be fair game aspart of a realtor's pitch if a proposed bill winsapproval in the Arizona State Legislature.Republican State Senator Justine Wadsack hasintroduced legislation that would make it legalfor real estate agents to disclose informationregarding the voting trends of a district where awould-be homebuyer is thinking of moving.Speaking before the legislature's SenateGovernment Committee, Wadsack, by way of anexample, said if prospective Democrathomebuyers want to move into a Democratarea "they should know that they're moving intoa Democrat area."Wadsack said that disclosing such informationshould be little different than revealing whatschool district a home may be located in, a topicthat often animates realtor/homebuyerdiscussions.Wadsack additionally noted that while suchdetails are publicly available, it is not alwayseasy for homebuyers to look through databasesand public records to find out such informationon their own. While some members of the committee haveworried that the dissemination of suchinformation might lead to the practice ofredlining, the discriminatory practice of makingcertain services unavailable for neighborhoodswith large minority populations, others saidthey thought the information may wellencourage civic engagement.REAL ESTATE AGENTSMAY TALK POLITICS,NEW ARIZONA BILLPROPOSESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 02/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProIt might increase "civic knowledge andparticipation," remarked DemocratSenator Priya Sundareshan of SenateBill 1581.The Senate Government Committee hasapproved the bill on a 5 to 1 vote andsent it to the full Senate for review.That homebuyers may increasingly beinterested in living in politicallyamenable neighborhoods is a trend thathas been identified by public surveys. In2020 the Pew Center for Researchdisclosed the results of a poll showingthat 53% of self-identified liberalDemocrats and 47% of conservativeRepublicans "place importance on livingin a community where most share theirpolitical views."

87BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSNATIONALIf buildings could talk, the elegant SharonBuilding at 55 New Montgomery St. in SanFrancisco would have stories to tell. Built in1912 in the Chicago School architecturalstyle, it was once filled with architects’offices and later designated as a landmark. Avenerable wood-paneled pub with an ornatebar, the House of Shields, is ensconced onthe ground floor. Swift Real Estate Partnerspurchased the 100,000-sq-ft building in2018 for about $68 million and hiredSkyline Construction to renovate areas in2022.Continue reading >WILL REAL ESTATEDEVELOPERS SOONHOLD BACK EVEN MOREPAYMENTS?By Richard Korman, Jim Parsons, ENR02/15/2024Copyright: Canva ProLocated in San Francisco’s Tenderloin andCivic Center neighborhoods, UC Law SF’snewest building helps address the city’shousing crisis by providing student housingat below-market rental rates. The $282million, 365,000-sf facility at 198 McAllisterStreet enables students to live on campuswhile also helping to regenerate theneighborhood.Continue reading >UC LAW SANFRANCISCO’S NEWESTBUILDING PROVIDESSTUDENT HOUSING ATBELOW-MARKETRENTAL RATESBy Novid Parsi, Building Design + Construction02/19/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

88BUILTENVIRONMENTA tsunami of emptying houses of worship—up to 100,000 according to one religioussource—is washing across America.Developing intelligent reuses andredevelopments for these properties willmake the difference between a communityflourishing and struggling. Housingadvocates view underused faith propertiesas natural sites to develop projects that helpclose the great national gap on affordablehousing.Continue reading >AFFORDABLE HOUSING:YIGBY (“YES IN GOD’SBACKYARD”)MOVEMENT SEEKS TOCOUNTER NIMBYMOVEMENTBy Richard Reinhard, Urban Land02/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProAccording to a new report from CBRE, thelargest 100 U.S. office leases signed in 2023included more renewals of leases foralready occupied space than new deals.Continue reading >GOVERNMENT SECTORCLAIMED LARGESTPORTION OF 100BIGGEST U.S. OFFICELEASES SIGNED IN 2023By Michael Gerrity, World Property Journal 02/16/2024SAN DIEGO - Feb. 20, 2024 - PRLog --James Carter, Senior Managing Partner ofApartment Realty Group (ARG) representedthe seller in the sale of the ParadiseCottages a 4-unit multifamily apartmentcommunity in South Bay San Diego County.Located at 2102-2104 E. 8th StreetNational City, CA 91950, the transactionclosed for $1,100,000, the property wasfully occupied at the time of the sale andwas sold to a local private investor in an all-cash transaction. The unit mix consists of all1bedroom/1bathroom single-story, cottage-style units (2,112 sq ft and 6,867 sq ft lot)with ample onsite parking featuringbackyards and situated on a corner lot.Continue reading >SAN DIEGOMULTIFAMILYBROKERAGE TEAMSELLS PARADISECOTTAGE APARTMENTSBy Apartment Realty Group, Inc., PRLOG02/20/2024

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For 22 seniors in mechanical engineeringthis year, their capstone design project isliterally rocket science — and they wouldn’thave it any other way.After enduring a dip in enrollment last yearin a post-pandemic higher educationlandscape, The University of New MexicoLobo Launch team — where soon-to-begraduates fulfill their senior designrequirement designing and building a rocket— is back in full force.Continue reading >UNM’S LOBO LAUNCHTEAM ON AN UPWARDTRAJECTORY WITHTHREE ROCKETPROJECTSBy Kim Delker, UNM Newsroom02/19/2024As a space economist with a long interest incommercial spaceports, I was amonghundreds of spectators parked along thetracks of the Burlington Northern Santa FeRailroad in southern New Mexico on May22, 2021. We came to witness the firstcrewed flight into suborbital space fromSpaceport America. The facility lies some 80kilometers north of Las Cruces, home toNew Mexico State University and itsPhysical Science Laboratory that wasfounded in 1946.[1] PSL’s ground-breakingresearch has shaped the nation’s space androcket programs for more than threequarters of a century.Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro95SPACE NEWSBUILTENVIRONMENTFROM SOUTHWESTREGIONAL SPACEPORTTO SPACEPORTAMERICABy Thomas L. Matula, The Space Review02/19/2024Image generated using text to image AI.

AURORA, Colorado—The U.S. Space Forcewants a hotline with China to prevent crisesin space, as China’s growing number of anti-satellite weapons challenge U.S. dominancein the domain. Continue reading >SPACE FORCE: WE NEEDA HOTLINE TO CHINABy Audrey Decker, Defense One02/20/2024WASHINGTON — As the Space Force rollsout plans for reorganizing its work force tomeet the readiness demands of a potentialfight with China, the service’s commandresponsible for providing personnel tooperate space systems is eyeing usingcontractors rather than Guardians to runsome satellite networks.Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro96BUILTENVIRONMENTGROWING THE SPACEFORCE: ISOUTSOURCINGOPERATIONS ANANSWER?By Theresa Hitchens, BreakingDefense02/20/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

98BUILTENVIRONMENTNEWSPACEALLIANCEJoin hundreds of organizations in the national NewSpaceAlliance! Build your knowledge and strengthen yournetwork by participating in ongoing opportunities tolearn, share and engage with space professionals acrossindustry, government and academia. Free to join,NewSpace Alliance members can attend monthly techtalks, industry webinars, networking events, industryforums and our nationally-recognized State of the SpaceIndustrial Base conference. Membership is free.Continue reading >NEWSPACEIGNITORGROW FASTER FROM CONCEPT TO PRODUCT TOSALESContinue reading >CO-INNOVATIONWORKSPACESENewSpace Co-Innovation, or collaborative innovation, iswhen newspace stakeholders work together to discovernew partnerships, explore new approaches, solveproblems, and accelerate growth.Continue reading >PATHWAYS TOTHE STARSACCESS TO WORKFORCE WILL BECOMEEASIER WITH A LARGER, MORE DIVERSESPACE-READY TALENT POOL.Coming next year!Pathways to the Stars will grow the spaceindustry talent pipeline with programming,mentoring, experiential learning and careerconnection services spanning K-12 to earlycareer, with industry involvement and specialattention given to reaching minority populations.Multiple educational partners will providelearning and curriculum, and connection serviceswill connect students to jobs and careers. Weinvite you to participate and inspire students tobecome part of the space workforce of thefuture!Continue reading >ABOUT USWHO WE ARE & WHATWE DOFounded October 2019, NewSpace Nexus is a501(c)(3) non-profit accelerating the pace ofspace innovation by uniting and igniting theindustry. Through the NewSpace Launchpad, afirst-of-its-kind co-innovation hub, stakeholdersgain access to workspaces, equipment,programming, rapid prototyping anddemonstration, and resources needed forinnovation and rapid progress. Services includeaccess to space ecosystem knowledge, publicevents, and networking; navigation services thatprovide tailored guidance and direct assistanceto fast-track business growth; and collaborativeinnovation services...Continue reading >

00QUICK NEWS LINKS99CONSTRUCTION32Wide Variety Of Infrastructure Projects WinApproval In The New Mexico State Legislature >NEW MEXICONew Mexico Legislators Approve Funding for NewMagistrate Court Building >Neighbors raise concerns over newdevelopment in Santa Barbara-Martineztown >Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico breaksground on South Valley center >Wash Tub Laundromat owner hopes toeventually reopen after weekend fire >Demolition Notification For FY 2024 & QuarterEnding Dec. 31, 2023 Added To Electronic PublicReading Room >University Libraries unveils innovative renovationof B30 in Zimmerman Library >Los Lunas approves more water for Niagara >Mission ... no longer so impossible >Nearly $1 Billion in Grants Announced for aVariety of Airport Infrastructure ProjectsNationally. >NATIONALInternal Revenue Service Once Again SendingOut Collection Notices >ABC releases technology guide for AI inconstruction >US could subsidize $10 billion for Intel chipfactories >Millstone Weber nabs $405M Missouri I-70expansion job >Germany-Based VEGA Expands Mason, Ohio,Operations >Hitachi Construction Machinery Opens New HQ >Lego Picks Gray and Hourigan JV for $1B VirginiaPlant Project >BUILTENVIRONMENTColorado Company Contemplating FacilityExpansion Eligible for Substantial Incentives, SaysCommission >SOUTHWESTBridge Project Funded by State and FederalResources Approved for El Paso >Expansive Tech Business Park May Soon Be Builtin Always-Growing Buckeye >Northern Colorado Cities Form Partnership toBuild Big Water Treatment Facility >To cut flow of migrants, Texas building militarybase near Mexico >Bechtel-led Team Expedites Finish of LargeTexas Solar Power Job >NatureSweet Establishes Bonita, Arizona,Greenhouse Operations >Sweeping Federal Initiative Announced ToUpgrade Nation’s Water Infrastructure >TRENDSAmericans Unhappy with Corporations andBanks, But Remain Supportive of SmallBusinesses, Says New Survey >Trimble Adds Mills and Cold Planers toRoadworks Paving Control >EV battery plant construction booms even asautomakers hit the brakes >Nonresidential construction leads job growthwith 7,600 positions added >39

00100BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE82Which states pay the highest real-estateproperty tax? >NEW MEXICOLocal nonprofit to shut down youth program thisTuesday >Bakery coming to La Tienda at Eldorado in April >Rents Take A Big Bite >Mrs. Sprinkles nears debut of first brick-and-mortar location >CABQ to revamp motel voucher program >When will housing affordability improve? Spoileralert: It will take some time >Former Grand Junction Wells Fargo BankBuilding Up For Sale >SOUTHWESTReal Estate Agents May Talk Politics, New ArizonaBill Proposes >Will Real Estate Developers Soon Hold Back EvenMore Payments? >NATIONALUC Law San Francisco’s newest buildingprovides student housing at below-marketrental rates >Affordable Housing: YIGBY (“Yes in God’sBackyard”) Movement Seeks to Counter NIMBYMovement >Government Sector Claimed Largest Portion of100 Biggest U.S. Office Leases Signed in 2023 >San Diego Multifamily Brokerage Team SellsParadise Cottage Apartments >SPACE INDUSTRY95UNM’s Lobo Launch team on an upwardtrajectory with three rocket projects >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALFrom Southwest Regional Spaceport toSpaceport America >Growing the Space Force: Is outsourcingoperations an answer? >Space Force: We need a hotline to China >WEEDFEED102State lawmakers aim to tighten up cannabisregulations in New Mexico >NEW MEXICOLEGISLATION103New Mexico Legislation Targeting Housing andCommercial Development Now in Senate >NEW MEXICONew Mexico Lawmakers Secure Funding forPreviously Approved Projects >Legislature approves much of Governor’sagenda – With public safety agendaincomplete, governor considers special session >Did the NM Legislature fund my program? See alist of 360 projects in 2024 state budget >The legislators who aren’t returning >OPINION: Legislators approve 50% pensionincrease for themselves >Governor is not ruling out chance of speciallegislative session >Public comments dominates city meeting >New Particulate Matter Environmental ProtectionAgency Rule Sparking Industry andCongressional Opposition >NATIONALThe Supreme Court leaves in place theadmissions plan at an elite Virginia public highschool >84

00101BUILTENVIRONMENTARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGN110Engineering is a driving force that produces abetter quality of life for the world >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALThe average school building is nearly a half-century old >Embracing Nature: Biophilic Design TrendsShaping 2024 >Laser Ablation Shows Promise for RemovingBridge Coatings >VENDORS / SUPPLIERS1125 things developers should know about masstimber >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALWeiler to Manufacture, Sell Challenger SuperBroom >John Deere & Leica Geosystems Partner to BringNew Solutions to the Construction Industry >Buy America rollout causes confusion anddelays: trade groups >Market Snapshot: Trends, Material Prices, andFuture Predictions >ENERGY114Oil and gas donations shifting away fromRepublicans in New Mexico >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALLegislation focused on reforms of oil and gasextraction fails to pass >Farmington oil and gas business ownercharged with defrauding federal, tribalgovernments >Oil and gas producer to pay millions to US andNew Mexico to remedy pollution concerns >Hitting the Target >Lake Charles Methanol plans $3.2B Louisianaplant >110113114115116

NEW MEXICO WEEDFEEDSTATELAWMAKERSAIM TOTIGHTEN UPCANNABISREGULATIONSIN NEW MEXICOBy Trevor Thompson, KOB02/19/2024SANTA FE, N.M. – Many lawmakers wantedto clean up and clarify our cannabis industrylaws this session. They did that in large partby passing a massive bill still waiting on thegovernor’s approval. “That’s exactly what we’ve seen as thesecannabis products have become more andmore available. We see more exposures inchildren, and the result of that is we’ve hadmore reports to our poison centers acrossthe nation,” said Dr. Joseph Lambson,director of New Mexico Poison and DrugInformation Center. Continue reading >102BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva Pro

103The fate of a bill designed to fund newworkforce housing development in NewMexico will soon be known as members ofthe state legislature meet in the final hoursof the winter 2024 session.House Bill 195 has already been approvedby the full House of Representatives on astrong vote of 50 to 16. As proposed, themeasure would create a fund to beadministered by the New Mexico FinanceAuthority that would help localcommunities in building and habilitatinghousing for working class residents of thestate.NEW MEXICOLEGISLATIONTARGETING HOUSINGAND COMMERCIALDEVELOPMENT NOW INSENATEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 02/15/2024Copyright: Canva ProAs presented by Democrat RepresentativeLinda Serrato, the measure would besupported by some $75 million in statefunds that could also be used to acquireproperties for development.An additional feature of the legislation callsfor a special appropriation of $100 millionfor commercial enterprise developmentprojects.With the approval of state lawmakers, thebill would expand the OpportunityEnterprise Act, which was signed into lawtwo years ago and is designed to helpcommunities acquire commercial spaces,while also supporting residentialdevelopment.According to an analysis of the bill by theLegislative Finance Committee, theimplementation of HB 195 would costaround $150,000 in its first year, whichwould “cover staffing for boardadministration, application systemdevelopment, and rule and policydevelopment.”In discussing the legislation, Serrato, asquoted in the Grant County Beat, remarked:“We know that New Mexico needs morethan affordable housing to support ourfamilies and grow our workforce, we needhousing that is affordable for all.”The measure has the support of GovernorMichelle Lujan Grisham.NEW MEXICOLEGISLATIONBUILTENVIRONMENT

104In the final days of this year’s 2024 NewMexico State Legislature session,lawmakers gave their approval to a measurethat will free up tens of millions of dollars infunding for capital outlay projects acrossthe state.Senate Bill 246, as proposed by DemocratSenator Nancy Rodriguez, is specificallydesigned to reauthorize funding for projectsearlier approved by lawmakers but neverused.Altogether, some 253 capital outlay projectswill be impacted, projects earlier funded byseverance tax bonds and through the state’sgeneral fund, among other sources.The need for expenditure extensions,according to an analysis put together by theLegislative Finance Committee, “may reflectprojects that were not ready to start or mayhave been delayed due to labor and supplyshortages and cost escalations.”Some of the projects were also delayed dueto the impact of the Covid 19 outbreak.The hundreds of projects in question includeeverything from flood control infrastructureat the Columbus Port of Entry, toimprovements to the Vietnam VeteransMemorial in the village of Angel Fire, andinformation technology upgrades in theSanta Fe Public School district. Continues >NEW MEXICOLAWMAKERS SECUREFUNDING FORPREVIOUSLY APPROVEDPROJECTSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter02/19/2024Copyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENT

105There are currently more than 50 suchprojects in Bernalillo County, almost halfthat many in Dona Ana County, and anothernearly two dozen projects in RooseveltCounty.According to various reports, there may beas much as $5 billion in approved capitaloutlay funds that have not been used.In proposing the legislation, Rodrigueznoted that one of the reasons why so manyprojects have not become reality is thatoften local government entities don’treceive the required paperwork from thestate in a timely fashion.After winning the approval of the SenateTaxation & Revenue Committee, thelegislation was overwhelmingly passed bythe full House and Senate membership.SANTA FE – The New Mexico Legislatureadjourned its 30-day session on Thursdayhaving passed much of Gov. Michelle LujanGrisham’s legislative agenda. However, thegovernor is seriously considering a specialsession to press for additional public safetyprotections that New Mexicans demand.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTThe New Mexico Legislature this year spentmore than $320 million on hundreds of localprojects requested by lawmakers and 16select pilot programs that will get threeyears of funding to determine whether theyare effective.The “Government Results and OpportunityProject Fund” is the newly created home forstatewide pilot programs and projectsfunded through what was formerly knownas the “junior” supplemental appropriationsbill. Continue reading >DID THE NMLEGISLATURE FUND MYPROGRAM? SEE A LISTOF 360 PROJECTS IN2024 STATE BUDGETBy Patrick Lohmann, Source NM02/19/2024LEGISLATURE APPROVESMUCH OF GOVERNOR’SAGENDA – WITH PUBLICSAFETY AGENDAINCOMPLETE,GOVERNOR CONSIDERSSPECIAL SESSIONBy Office of the Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham02/15/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

106Feb. 18—Two news stories last week provedNew Mexico has a working class and a rulingclass.The first story was about Santa Fe'sminimum wage, which will increase to$14.60 an hour March 1. That's a bump of4%, or 57 cents an hour.Continue reading >OPINION: LEGISLATORSAPPROVE 50% PENSIONINCREASE FORTHEMSELVESBy Milan Simonich, The Santa Fe New Mexican, Yahoo! News02/18/2024Copyright: Canva ProIn the final days and hours of the legislativesession, both the House and Senate spentsome time speaking about and honoringlegislators who won’t return to theirchambers next year.This is not an exhaustive list; more couldannounce they won’t run before, or even on,filing day in March. This also, obviously,doesn’t include any legislators who lose areelection bid in their upcoming primary orgeneral elections.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTTHE LEGISLATORS WHOAREN’T RETURNINGBy Matthew Reichbach, New Mexico Political Report 02/15/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

107SANTA FE, N.M. — This week, the governordid not shy away from the possibility ofcontinuing to have lawmakers push laws for2024."It's not off the table that we have a publicsafety special session," Lujan Grisham said.Continue reading >GOVERNOR IS NOTRULING OUT CHANCE OFSPECIAL LEGISLATIVESESSIONBy Julian Paras, KOAT02/16/2024Copyright: Canva ProA proposal for the Smith building, acomplaint about a shooting range, anapology and a thank you, were all heardduring the public comment portion of thecity meeting last week.John Walker shared during public commentthat he had proposals for alternative uses ofthe vacant Smith’s building, such as using itas community center, to house EMS and touse it as an emergency shelter. He said thathe has come up with numbers of how thefacility could be powered with solar.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTPUBLIC COMMENTSDOMINATES CITYMEETINGBy Jessica Carranza Pino, El Defensor Chieftain02/15/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

108BUILTENVIRONMENTNATIONALLEGISLATIONLast week the Environmental ProtectionAgency announced a new rule designed tosubstantially reduce the level of air pollutionknown as particulate matter. In so doing, the agency was updatingnational air quality standards with reference NEW PARTICULATEMATTERENVIRONMENTALPROTECTION AGENCYRULE SPARKINGINDUSTRY ANDCONGRESSIONALOPPOSITIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 02/16/2024Copyright: Canva Proto the negative impact of particulate matterexposure.In announcing the action, Michael Regan,EPA Administer, characterized the rule as a"critical step forward that will betterprotect workers, families, and communitiesfrom the dangerous and costly impacts offine particle pollution."Added Regan: "The science is clear, sootpollution is one of the most dangerousforms of air pollution, and it’s linked to arange of serious and potentially deadlyillnesses, including asthma and heartattacks."Particulate matter pollution typically comesfrom such sources as power plants,construction sites, and cars. An additionalsource of particulate matter is found inwildfire smoke.

109Projects that emanate particulate matterare now going to be reduced to 9micrograms per cubic meter of air, downfrom the previous 12 micrograms per cubicmeter.The EPA action has been scorned by anumber of industry groups, including theAmerican Forest & Paper Association andthe American Wood Council.In a previous joint letter to President Biden,those groups said the rule "threatens U.S.competitiveness and modernizationprojects in the U.S. paper and woodproducts industry and in othermanufacturing sectors across our country."Now Cathy McMorris Rodgers, theRepublican Chairwoman of the HouseEnergy and Commerce Committee, hasweighed in on the topic in a House hearingon February 15.Rodgers said the new rule "goes well beyondthe original Congressional intent first laidout in the Clean Air Act, which stated goalwas to promote 'reasonable actions' to limitor reduce emissions and pollution."Rodgers further charged that the "processto develop this latest rule was rushed,lacked transparency, and failed toincorporate feedback from stakeholdersacross the country who will be impacted thehardest."An analysis of the EPA rule just published bythe Washington-based Institute for EnergyResearch notes that states and counties willnow be tasked with reducing particulatematter from such sources as power plantsand industrial sites."If states do not comply by 2032, penaltiescould be levied," warned the report.THE SUPREME COURTLEAVES IN PLACE THEADMISSIONS PLAN ATAN ELITE VIRGINIAPUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLBy AP, Albuquerque Journal 12/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProWASHINGTON — The Supreme Court onTuesday left in place the admissions policyat an elite public high school in Virginia thatsome parents claimed discriminates againsthighly qualified Asian Americans.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENT

110Engineers throughout the country will berecognizing National Engineering WeekFeb. 18-24. Those of us at the New MexicoState University College of Engineering willbe joining in recognition of the contributionsthat engineers make to our world.Continue reading >ENGINEERING IS ADRIVING FORCE THATPRODUCES A BETTERQUALITY OF LIFE FORTHE WORLDBy Lakshmi N. Reddi, NMSU Newsroom02/19/2024Copyright: Canva ProDive Brief:The average age of a main instructionalschool building is 49 years, according tosurvey findings released Thursday bythe National Center for EducationStatistics. Some 38% of these facilitieswere built even earlier — before 1970. A major building renovation wasundertaken by fewer than half ofschools surveyed, with respondentssaying it had been an average of 14years since their last one. Additionally,the average time since their last majorreplacement or addition was 15 years.Continue reading >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGNBUILTENVIRONMENTTHE AVERAGE SCHOOLBUILDING IS NEARLY AHALF-CENTURY OLDBy Anna Merod, ConstructionDive02/15/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

111As we enter 2024, it’s time to explore theexciting and ever-evolving world of design.As leaders of design, it is crucial to staycurrent and draw fresh inspiration from thestyles expected to dominate the upcomingyear. One trend that will surely steal thespotlight again this year is biophilic design.But to call it just a trend would be anunderstatement. We don’t see this emergingpattern of design going anywhere anytimesoon. Biophilic design taps into our intrinsicconnection with nature, a bond deeplyingrained within our DNA that transcendsfleeting aesthetic preferences.Continue reading >EMBRACING NATURE:BIOPHILIC DESIGNTRENDS SHAPING 2024By Jessica Pulsipher, Design Cost Data02/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProIt’s not quite a ray gun, nor is it a hand-heldvacuum. But a 1,000-watt laser that crews recentlytested on a Connecticut Dept. ofTransportation bridge performed as acombination of both—vaporizing paint andrust off the ends of 36-in. steel H-beamswith a laser, then capturing the vaporizedresidue by suction with a fume extractorfilter unit. Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTLASER ABLATIONSHOWS PROMISE FORREMOVING BRIDGECOATINGSBy Aileen Cho, ENR02/20/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

112The U.N.’s International Panel on ClimateChange (IPCC) sixth assessment report onclimate change is an urgent call to action forthe building industry. The report outlines a“last chance” opportunity for global societyto make significant reductions ingreenhouse gas emissions to limit averageglobal temperature rise below 1.5°C andprevent a runaway, irreversible climatechange scenario. To mitigate the worsteffects of climate change, we must makebuildings less carbon intensive. Designingwith mass timber is one solution that isquickly gaining momentum. With aninherently low carbon profile, mass timbercan make a big impact in tackling climateaction in the built environment.Continue reading >5 THINGS DEVELOPERSSHOULD KNOW ABOUTMASS TIMBERBy Erik Barth, Building Design + Construction 02/15/2024Copyright: Canva ProThe popular manufacturer of asphalt paversand paving equipment Weiler Inc.announced that they have entered into anagreement with Smith ChallengerManufacturing and Services, Inc. to takeover as the exclusive manufacturer andseller of the SMC 400 Super Broom, a modelof self-propelled sweeper...Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO & NATIONALVENDORS / SUPPLIERSWEILER TOMANUFACTURE, SELLCHALLENGER SUPERBROOMBy Brandon Noel, For Construction Pros02/20/2024MOLINE, Ill. (Feb. 15, 2024) — John Deereannounced a strategic partnership withLeica Geosystems, part of Hexagon, to helpaccelerate the digital transformation of theheavy construction industry... Continue reading >JOHN DEERE & LEICAGEOSYSTEMS PARTNERTO BRING NEWSOLUTIONS TO THECONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRYBy Staff, Construction Business Owner 02/15/2024

113Dive Brief:A coalition of building trade groupspetitioned the White House Office ofManagement and Budget last week toclarify and adjust its implementation ofBuild America, Buy Americarequirements for constructionmaterials, saying that they risk delayingand inflating the cost of infrastructurework as-is.BABA expands existing domesticpreference requirements forconstruction projects that use federaldollars, with the goal of funnelingtaxpayer money into American-madeproducts. It was enacted as part of the2021 Infrastructure Investment andJobs Act but applies to all federallyfunded building projects.Continue reading >BUY AMERICA ROLLOUTCAUSES CONFUSIONAND DELAYS: TRADEGROUPSBy Julie Strupp, ConstructionDive02/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProThe housing market is still down but isstarting to show some signs of rebound.Persistent high interest rates are having aneffect, and overall housing is down 6−8%.Commercial construction continues to beanother story, with virtually all sectors upconsiderably. Hotels and manufacturing areleading, with increases of 20% and 70%,respectively. Clearly, the infrastructureprogram is kicking in, with publicconstruction up a whopping 15%.Contractors and designers are reportinghealthy backlogs – it’s a good time to be inconstruction and nobody wants it to end.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTMARKET SNAPSHOT:TRENDS, MATERIALPRICES, AND FUTUREPREDICTIONSBy Tradwinds, Design Cost Data02/20/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

114The oil and gas industry has increased non-election year contributions to New Mexico’spoliticians as the state Legislature debatesnew regulation. The industry boosted itscontributions to Democrats, the currentdominant party in the state, while trimmingback donations to Republicans, who stillhold a slight lead overall, according tocampaign contribution records from theNew Mexico Secretary of State’s Office.Continue reading >OIL AND GASDONATIONS SHIFTINGAWAY FROMREPUBLICANS IN NEWMEXICOBy Jerry Refern, Source NM02/19/2024Copyright: Canva ProThis legislative session brought few changesto the oil and gas industry that provides asubstantial part of the state’s budget.Going into the session, Rep. Debra Sariñana,D-Albuquerque, introduced three bills thathad the backing of environmental advocacygroups. These included creating bufferzones from future oil and gas extractionaround schools and requiring that existingwells near schools be closed andremediated, increasing penalties forcompanies when spills occur and requiringcommunities to be notified, and prohibitingthe use of freshwater in oil and gasextraction when produced water orrecycled water can be used.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO & NATIONALENERGY INDUSTRYLEGISLATION FOCUSEDON REFORMS OF OILAND GAS EXTRACTIONFAILS TO PASSBy Hannah Grover, NM Political Report 02/19/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

115A federal grand jury has indicted aFarmington woman who owns oil and gascompanies on suspicion of defrauding theU.S. government, Navajo Nation and JicarillaApache Nation of oil and gas royalties andtaxes that she should have paid but didn’t.Continue reading >FARMINGTON OIL ANDGAS BUSINESS OWNERCHARGED WITHDEFRAUDING FEDERAL,TRIBAL GOVERNMENTSBy Megan Gleason, Albuquerque Journal 02/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A Texascompany has reached a multimillion-dollarsettlement with the federal government andthe state of New Mexico to address airpollution concerns in the largest oil and gasproducing region in the United States.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTOIL AND GAS PRODUCERTO PAY MILLIONS TO USAND NEW MEXICO TOREMEDY POLLUTIONCONCERNSBy Susan Montoya Bryan, AP News02/13/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

116A new study has found that greenhouse gas(GHG) emissions from buildings in the U.S.have increased three percent since 2010 incontrast to emissions from buildings inother G20 nations. The report, GlobalRetrofit Index Interim Report: Assessingprogress on the path to net zero, by 3Keeland Kingspan, examined historical buildingsemission trends and retrofitting rates. Thereport revealed that, over the next 20 years,the U.S. must reduce building emissions byan additional 73 percent to align with thecountry’s net-zero scenario. It also notedthat “without significant interventions,building emissions are expected to continueincreasing towards 2050.”Continue reading >HITTING THE TARGETBy Brent Trenga, Metal Construction News02/17/2024Copyright: Canva ProDive Brief:Lake Charles Methanol is planning tobuild a $3.24 billion chemicalmanufacturing facility at the Port ofLake Charles, Louisiana, the state’seconomic development agencyannounced on Wednesday.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTLAKE CHARLESMETHANOL PLANS$3.2B LOUISIANA PLANTBy Sara Samora, ConstructionDive02/20/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

117118NEW MEXICONATIONAL INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION REPORTER WEEKLY STATISTICSBUILTENVIRONMENT119120121

Job openings HiresTotal seperations QuitLayoffs and dischargesNew Mexico (Nov 2023) New Mexico (Dec 2023)0100002000030000400005000060000118DECEMBER DIP: NEW M E X I C O ' S JOB OPENINGS SLIDENEW MEXICOSTATISTICSBUILTENVIRONMENTIn December 2023, New Mexico's jobopenings dipped from the previous month, acontrast to the U.S., where openings slightlyincreased, indicating divergent employmenttrends between the state and national levelswithin the same period.OVERVIEWJOSH CUTLER, THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT SOURCE: United States Department of LaborSURVEY BY: Bureau of Labor StatisticsPUBLISHED BY: Bureau of Labor StatisticsSOURCE LINK: CLICK HERERELEASE DATE: February 14th, 2024

United States NorthwestMidwest South WestJanuary 2024December 2023January 20230500000100000015000002000000119U.S. RESIDENTIAL C O N S T R U C T I ON UPDATENATIONALSTATISTICSBUILTENVIRONMENTThe January 2024 report on U.S. newresidential construction shows changes inbuilding permits, housing starts andcompletions. It highlights detailed regionaland housing type breakdowns, offering acomprehensive overview.OVERVIEWJOSH CUTLER, THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT SOURCE: United States Census BureauSURVEY BY: United States Census BureauPUBLISHED BY: United States Census BureauSOURCE LINK: CLICK HERERELEASE DATE: February 15th, 2024Jan. 2024 from Dec. 2023: -1.5%Jan. 2024 from Jan. 2023: +8.6%

Exports Imports Balance20232022 2021 2020 2019-400000-2000000200000400000600000120U.S. TRADE DEFICI T W I T H C H INAINTERNATIONALSTATISTICSBUILTENVIRONMENTFrom 2019 to 2023, the U.S. tradedeficit with China decreased from-$342.6B to -$279.4B, reflecting agradual improvement. Imports peakedin 2021 but declined, while exportsfluctuated less, with a slight dip in 2023.OVERVIEWJOSH CUTLER, THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT SOURCE: United States Census BureauSURVEY BY: United States Census BureauPUBLISHED BY: United States Census BureauSOURCE LINK: CLICK HERE

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123PERMITNUMBER(CLICK TO VIEW)PERMIT LOCATIONISSUE &EXPIRATION DATEPERMITOWNERTOTALSQ. FEETBUILDINGCONTRACTORBP-2024-051936700 Modesto Ave NEFeb 15, 2024 - Aug 15, 2024LEGACY DEVELOPMENTAND MANAGEMENT16,686Kassam Construction, LLCWORK DESCRIPTION: MULTIPLE FAMILY BUILDING 7main permit: BP-2024-05193takeover permit from BP-2021-30122associated takeover permits:BP-2024-05277BP-2024-05268BP-2024-05266BP-2024-05257BP-2024-05251BP-2024-05238BP-2024-04268BP-2024-05193BP-2024-05262ESTIMATED COST: $11,393,200.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-042722420 Comanche Rd NEFeb 16, 2024 - Aug 16, 2024New Mexico Pinon Coffee500JP3 SOLUTIONS LLC MODULUS ARCHITECTS, INCWORK DESCRIPTION: It's just a concrete pad for a new piece of equipment outside the building in the back storage lot. No MEP or vertical building just the pad.ESTIMATED COST: $3,684.00 (+/- 10%)ALBUQUERQUE BUILDING PERMITSFEBRUARY 12TH - 16TH 2024Estimated costs, based on various factors, are rough guides only and may vary. The Built Environment offersno guarantees on accuracy or completeness and assumes no liability for errors or financial losses.BUILTENVIRONMENTBP-2024-042686700 MODESTO AV NEFeb 12, 2024 - Aug 12, 2024LEGACY DEVELOPMENTAND MANAGEMENT 16,686Kassam Construction, LLCWORK DESCRIPTION: MULTIPLE FAMILY BUILDINGSBUILDING 3MAIN PERMIT BP-2024-05193Takeover from permit: BP-2021-38668ESTIMATED COST: $1,802,088.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-042687421 SNAPROLL ST NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024Brunacini Development 13,223BRUNACINI, GACONSTRUCTION CO.INC.WORK DESCRIPTION: FAST TRACK.- This is an INTERIOR ALTERATIONS ONLY tenant improvement in an existing shell building that was built under the permit BP-2022-07420. Weare building an office within the existing shell warehouse space. Transportation, Zoning, SOLID WASTE departments approved the building under the shell permit.We are the owner of the building and the General Contractor. ESTIMATED COST: $253,861.60 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-030756625 Bluewater RD NW Feb 16, 2024 - Aug 16, 2024ABB, Installation Products Inc.93,744HARVEY, DAVID E.BUILDERS, INC.WORK DESCRIPTION: FASTRAX - Earthwork and foundations within building and foundation foot print. ESTIMATED COST: $3,599,769.60 (+/- 10%)BP-2023-471766811 RANCHITOS RD NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024Stephanie Veatch288TUFF SHED, INC.WORK DESCRIPTION: 12x24 Tuff Shed being built to replace two smaller sheds on property currentlyESTIMATED COST: $5,529.60 (+/- 10%)

124BUILTENVIRONMENTBP-2024-0225810600 LOMAS BLVD NE Feb 13, 2024 - Aug 16, 2024Aaron Stainbrook50UHC CONSTRUCTIONSERVICESWORK DESCRIPTION: FAST TRACKCreate pass-thru in existing interior wall (non-structural). Re-finish walls of existing room.Existing building. No change to use. Interior work only. No change to existing plan configuration or existing egress.ESTIMATED COST: $960.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-022552711 COORS BLVD NWFeb 13, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025Aaron Stainbrook50UHC CONSTRUCTIONSERVICESWORK DESCRIPTION: FAST TRACKCreate pass-thru in existing interior wall (non-structural). Re-finish walls of existing room.Existing building. No change to use. Interior work only. No change to existing plan configuration or existing egress.ESTIMATED COST: $960.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-0221910895 MONTGOMERYBLVD NEFeb 13, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025Aaron Stainbrook50UHC CONSTRUCTIONSERVICESWORK DESCRIPTION: FAST TRACKCreate pass-thru in existing interior wall (non-structural). Re-finish walls of existing room.Existing building. No change to use. Interior work only. No change to existing plan configuration or existing egress.ESTIMATED COST: $960.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-021326925 Alameda Blvd NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024TITAN OLIVINE LANDINVESTORS, LLC 1,493HB CONSTRUCTION, INC.LEE-SURE POOLS INCWORK DESCRIPTION: Gunite Swimming Pool and Spa. Pool gallons: 35,352 Spa gallons: 1,528 Pool and spa will not be heated over 90 degrees.ESTIMATED COST: $223,950.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-015594411 THE 25 WAY NEFeb 15, 2024 - Aug 15, 2024Eye Associates of New Mexico31,915JUDSON CERVENAKARCHITECTS MECHENBIERCONSTRUCTION INC.WORK DESCRIPTION: Minor reconfiguration of an existing tenant space.ESTIMATED COST: $229,788.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-014842000 YALE BLVD SEFeb 13, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025Aaron Stainbrook500UHC CONSTRUCTIONSERVICESWORK DESCRIPTION: Create pass-thru in existing interior wall (non-structural). Re-finish walls of existing room.Existing building. No change to use. Interior work only. No change to existing plan configuration or existing egress.ESTIMATED COST: $9,600.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2024-013962601 BAYLOR DR SEFeb 15, 2024 - Aug 15, 2024Herbert Pluemer3,547KI ROOFING &CONSTRUCTION, LLC RBA ARCHITECTSWORK DESCRIPTION: T.I. new admin offices area inside a existing warehouse areaESTIMATED COST: $68,102.40 (+/- 10%)BP-2023-470917501 JEFFERSON ST NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024JC Six LLC1,892.2LEE-SURE POOLS INCWORK DESCRIPTION: Gunite swimming pool and spa. Pool gallons: 35,267 Spa gallons: 1,137 The pool and spa will not be heated over 90 degreesESTIMATED COST: $283,830.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2023-415028850 HOLLY AV NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024We Whiten TeethWhitening1,431P.J. DEVELOPMENT, INC.WORK DESCRIPTION: Minor alteration to the interior only of an existing commercial retail building. Removal of existing flooring and installation of partial height walls, installing newflooring and repainting walls.ESTIMATED COST: $27,475.20 (+/- 10%)BP-2023-335995971 Jefferson St. NEFeb 16, 2024 - Aug 16, 2024Ashlee Andrews13,451CMP, INC.WORK DESCRIPTION: Work includes demolition of interior partitions, fixtures, equipment, and finishes. Construction of new partitions, finishes, plumbing,medical gas, HVAC, and electrical. Site work includes a sidewalk addition.ESTIMATED COST: $1,172,496.77 (+/- 10%)

125BUILTENVIRONMENTBP-2023-45244717 CENTRAL AV NWFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024Arive NM726BEYONDCONSTRUCTIONNCA ARCHITECTSBRADBURY STAMMCONSTRUCTION INC.WORK DESCRIPTION: Commercial – Circle Pool (Outer Diameter 32’ – Inner Diameter 21’) / Hotel Blue Clubhouse AreaBuilding Permit #: BP-2023-10196 / Hotel Blue, Building A & BApplicant Work Description:Building a new pool on grounds of Hotel Blue in the clubhouse areaESTIMATED COST: $108,900.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2023-424535701 ST JOSEPHSDR NWFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024Selby L. Lucero7,218INSIGHTCONSTRUCTION, LLCMG ARCHITECTSWORK DESCRIPTION: CONSTRUCTION OF A FREESTANDING BRANCH BANK WITH FOUR LANES OF ATTACHEDDRIVE THROUGH LANES. THERE WILL BE NO DEMOLITION REQUIRED. CONSTRUCTION WILL INCLUDE SITE WORK WITH NEW SERVICECONNECTIONS, BUILDING SHELL, AND INTERIOR FINISH OUT.THE BUILDING INCLUDES SLAB ON GRADE, STRUCTURAL STEEL FRAME WITH STEEL STUDS, PLASTER AND STONE EXTERIOR WITH STANDING SEAMMETAL ROOF WITH A EPDM MEMBRANE ROOF. THE PROJECT INCLUDES COMPLETE M.E.P. SYSTEMS, WITH COORDINATION AND FINAL HOOK-UP OFBANK SUPPLIED EQUIPMENTBANKING RELATED ITEMS IN THE GENERAL CONTRACT ARE:LANE LIGHTSESTIMATED COST: $2,052,799.20 (+/- 10%)BP-2023-382442415 PRINCETON DR NEFeb 16, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025Kevin Malone1,053CAPITALCONSTRUCTION ANDDEVELOPMENTWORK DESCRIPTION: Change of Use no constructionESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2023-34813 4700 CUTTING AV NWFeb 15, 2024 - Aug 15, 2024Mandy Camara36,800TRI STATE GENERALCONTRACTORS INCWORK DESCRIPTION: Front-end transformation of an existing Walmart store. Revise breakroom layout, installation of new opening for door, install newmillwork and digital display. Relocate other items and add new finishes.ESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2023-3271414800 CENTRAL AV SEFeb 15, 2024 - Aug 15, 2024John Padilla52,000ARCHITECTS STUDIOB & D INDUSTRIES INCWORK DESCRIPTION: Replacement of rooftop mechanical units for phase that was constructed 20 years ago.ESTIMATED COST: $499,200.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2023-11576201 SAN PEDRO DR SEFeb 12, 2024 - Aug 12, 2024Lihn Nguyen4,865CRESCENT CUSTOMHOMES, INC. Ron Montoya Design IncWORK DESCRIPTION: Change Use to Restaurant, prove electrical, mechanical, plumbing and new floor plan.ESTIMATED COST: $46,704.00 (+/- 10%)BP-2022-473194201 SAN MATEO BLVD NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024ONETEN REI MAIN LLCAttn: Nico Fricchione818ALLIANCE PAVING, INCJUNO ARCHITECTSWORK DESCRIPTION: MODULAR BUILDING ON PERMANENT FOUNDATION.ESTIMATED COST: $28,466.40 (+/- 10%)

126Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalAB Boiler Vertical Transport PERMITNUMBER(CLICK TO VIEW)PERMIT LOCATIONISSUE &EXPIRATION DATEPERMITOWNERBUILDINGCONTRACTORGP-2024-049922000 MOUNTAIN RD NWFeb 15, 2024 - Aug 15, 2024Joe MontesALL-RITE CONSTRUCTION INC.Work Description: City of Albuquerque Museum Roof: Overlay of existing 1-layer TPO roof with Duro-Last PVC membrane.TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE: $55,857.00GP-2024-032841001 LOUISIANA BLVD NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024Nova Point ApartmentsSun Rise Roofing, LLC dbaSun Rise Roofing, LLCWork Description: 16.9sq TPO RerofTOTAL CONTRACT VALUE: $12,700.00ALBUQUERQUE COMMERICAL PERMITSFEBRUARY 12TH - 16TH 2024BUILTENVIRONMENTGP-2024-027788401 Osuna RD NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 14, 2024Matthew SeguraSOUTHWEST SPRAY FOAM, LLCWork Description:Endura Rock Foam Roof1) Provide exterior masking (additional masking available contact Matt for details)2) Clean and prep existing roof system3) Spray in place 3” average of new spray polyurethane foam to all specified roof areas creating slope asfoam is applied (see diagram 2368 sq feet)4) Apply 2 coats of elastomeric UV coating to all vertical roof areas5) Apply crushed gravel to roofTOTAL CONTRACT VALUE: $35,603.00GP-2023-503274931 Paseo del Norte NEFeb 15, 2024 - Aug 15, 2024Kingwood LimitedPartnership / Andy KingEX-E1 SUSTAINABLEBUILDING SYSTEMS, LLCWork Description: Existing TPO membrane will be removed; existing baton strips and fasteners will remain in place; any wet, damaged or deteriorated insulationboard will be removed and replaced with new closed cell spray foam; additional 2" ccSPF will be applied over the insulation board with a 25 mil elastomeric acrylictop coat applied.TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE: $190,566.80PP-2024-05526 2240 WYOMING BLVD NEFeb 14, 2024 - Aug 16, 2025Bbq holdingsAMERICAN SERVICEINDUSTRIES, LLCWork Description: Gas pressure test and water heaterPP-2024-054366001 SAN MATEO BLVD NEFeb 13, 2024 - Feb 13, 2025Ahmad MaadiVM MECHANICAL SERVICELLC dba VM MECHANICALSERVICE LLCWork Description: Mop sink, hand sink, Grease Trap, and 3 compartment sink, floor drainPP-2024-05389519 OLIVER ROSS DR NWFeb 13, 2024 - Feb 14, 2025RiteCon ConstructionALL-RITE CONSTRUCTION INC.Work Description: Plumbing FixturesPP-2024-053582100 LOUISIANA BLVD NEFeb 13, 2024 - Feb 13, 2025Goodman RealtyRODGERS PLUMBING &HEATING CO., INC.Work Description: New gas system from meter bank to one RTUPP-2024-05322709 HAINES AVE NWFeb 13, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025Dave SmidtAPAC SERVICES LLCWork Description: Sewer line replacement from city main to building. 46feet

127BUILTENVIRONMENTPP-2024-051434421 IRVING BLVD NWFeb 12, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025Riverpoint DentalBALL PLUMBING LLCWork Description: add 1 wc, 1 lav, 6 appliance sinks, and 25 med gas linesPP-2024-0509010000 COORS BLVDBYPASS NWFeb 12, 2024 - Feb 13, 2025Lydia SilvaB & D INDUSTRIES INCWork Description: repairs made to wall under the sink where leak was occuring. Tap in t was corroded and broken at the sweep.Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalAB Boiler Vertical Transport PP-2024-050103900 SAN MATEO BLVD NEFeb 12, 2024 - Aug 12, 2024DEE DENNISFUTURES MECHANICAL LLCWork Description: Gas Mercury Test to get the meter reinstalled.PP-2023-393854301 MORRIS ST NEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 15, 2025Montgomery Apartments LANE PLUMBINGCOMPANY, INC.Work Description: Remove and replace water heater in Building H Units 41-48 with Tankless Type Water Heater EP-2024-059225400 CENTRAL AV SEFeb 16, 2024 - Aug 16, 2024Obed TorresEDGE CONSTRUCTION, LLCWork Description: Tenant improvementEP-2024-058683921 ACADEMY PARKWAYNORTH NEFeb 16, 2024 - Aug 16, 2024Ultra HeathBODHI TREE BUILDERS LLCWork Description: Add temp pole to existing permit #2024-00537Adding 200 amp panel 12 receptacles and 6 lightsEP-2024-057889402 INDIAN SCHOOL RD NEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025Michael ShepherdBRIGHT IDEAS ELECTRICWork Description: 200a Service up gradeEP-2024-057763000 TODOS SANTOS STNWFeb 16, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025Volcano StoragePRO-ELECTRIC INC.Work Description: New Service For outside Lighting 100A PanelEP-2024-057382500 BOBBY FOSTER RD SEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 15, 2025Mesa Apartments LLCSERVICE ELECTRIC CO., INC.Work Description: New Construction of apartment Complex, Encanto at Mesa Del Sol .House Meter permit for Building GEP-2024-057352500 BOBBY FOSTER RD SEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 15, 2025Mesa Apartments LLCSERVICE ELECTRIC CO., INC.Work Description: New Construction of apartment Complex, Encanto at Mesa Del Sol .House Meter permit for Building EEP-2024-057352500 BOBBY FOSTER RD SEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 15, 2025Mesa Apartments LLCSERVICE ELECTRIC CO., INC.Work Description: New Construction of apartment Complex, Encanto at Mesa Del Sol .House Meter permit for Building DEP-2024-057192500 BOBBY FOSTER RD SEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 15, 2025Mesa Apartments LLCSERVICE ELECTRIC CO., INC.Work Description: New Construction of apartment Complex, Encanto at Mesa Del Sol .House Meter permit for Building CEP-2024-057152500 BOBBY FOSTER RD SEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 15, 2025Mesa Apartments LLCSERVICE ELECTRIC CO., INC.Work Description: New Construction of apartment Complex, Encanto at Mesa Del Sol .House Meter permit for Building BEP-2024-056975410 ACADEMY RD NEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 16, 2025John BuffettGREAT WESTERNSPECIALTY SYSTEMS, INC.Work Description: Fire AlarmEP-2024-056893831 MASTHEAD ST NEFeb 15, 2024 - Feb 15, 2024Guthrie's GarageGREAT WESTERNSPECIALTY SYSTEMS, INC.Work Description: Fire AlarmEP-2024-054522100 LOUISIANA BLVD NEFeb 13, 2024 - Aug 13, 2024GOODMAN REALTYGREAT WESTERNSPECIALTY SYSTEMS, INC.Work Description: Fire Alarm DevicesEP-2024-054282200 BOBBY FOSTER RD SEFeb 13, 2024 - Aug 13, 2024Hua ZhuangSOUTHWEST LINE & CABLECOMPANY, LLCWork Description: Install one 100A meter pedestal for irrigationEP-2024-054182200 BOBBY FOSTER RD SEFeb 13, 2024 - Aug 13, 2024Hua ZhuangSOUTHWEST LINE & CABLECOMPANY, LLCWork Description: Install one 100A meter pedestal for irrigation

128LAS CRUCES COMMERCIAL PERMITSFEBRUARY 12TH - 16TH 2024ElectricalPlumbingAlterationMechanicalRe-roofCommercial NewAdditionsPERMIT NUMBER(CLICK TO VIEW)PERMIT LOCATIONISSUE DATEPERMIT OWNERLICENSEDPROFESSIONAL24OC3001039310 AUGUSTINE AveFebruary 15th, 2024MARTOS LIMITED LIABILITYCOMPANYTRES SOLES BUILDERS LLCPROJECT DESCRIPTION:re-Roof on 310 Augustine, Take off existing Roll roof and replace it with new Roll on roofing.4OC55009914171 NORTHRISE DrFebruary 14th, 2024n/aG & A LANDSCAPING &YARDWORKPROJECT DESCRIPTION:back flowBUILTENVIRONMENT24OC55010492561 LOHMAN AveFebruary 15th, 2024OM LC ASSOCIATES LPMADDOX PLUMBING, INC.PROJECT DESCRIPTION:New Plumbing per plans in restrooms new roof top gas lines24OC65010341905 VALLEY DrFebruary 15th, 2024MONOMOY PROPERTIESNM SPV LLCADT SECURITY SERVICESPROJECT DESCRIPTION:ADT COMMERCIAL PULLING PERMIT FOR CAMERA INSTALLATION AND WIRELESS BURGLAR SYSTEM24OC65010652100 TELSHOR BlvdFebruary 16th, 2024COLE CL LAS CRUCES NM LLCZilos ElctricPROJECT DESCRIPTION:Install of new 120v 20amp circuit for fire alarm panel

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