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WE’RE HIRINGYearout EnergyWe invite you to explore exciting careeropportunities with us. NOW HIRING the following positions: Construction Project ManagerAlbuquerque, NM Director, Performance AssuranceNM, TX, CO View post >07INDUSTRY BRIEFINGBUILTENVIRONMENTNRCA UNVEILS NEW LEADERSHIP TEAM FOR 2024Metal Construction NewsThe National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) announced its new slate ofofficers. Doug Duncan, president of Nations Roof LLC, based in Villa Park, Ill., waselected chairman of the board, and Alex Hernandez, president of Clark Roofing Co.,based in Broadview, Ill., was elected chairman of the board-elect. Vice-chairmen electedfor two-year terms include Chad Collins, president of Bone Dry Roofing Co., Bogart, Ga.;David Hesse, executive vice-president of Kalkreuth Roofing... Continue reading >NAIOP NEW MEXICORhiannon Samuel, NAIOP New MexicoNDI New Mexico delivered aninsightful presentation at theEconomic Forum of Albuquerquetoday, highlighting the economicimpact of dance education. Theirpractical approach shed light on howarts investment can foster bothcommunity and economic growth! View post >

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09EVENTCALENDARMARCH - APRIL 2024BUILTENVIRONMENTCARNM - VIEW CALENDAR11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: CARNM Board Meeting - CLICK HERE RIO RANCHO REGIONAL CHAMBER - VIEW CALENDAR5:00 PM - 6:30 PM: Business is Brewing - SantaAna Star Casino Sports Bar - CLICK HERE SANTA FE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR10:00 AM - 11:00 AM: CANNCELLED - NMORCAMeeting (New Mexico Organized Retail CrimeAssociation) - CLICK HERE ALBUQUERQUE HISPANO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: DAOU WINE DINNER - CLICK HERE NAIOP NEW MEXICO CHAPTER - VIEW CALENDAR5:30 PM - 7:30 PM: Developing Leaders HappyHour – Flock of Moons - CLICK HERE CITY OF LAS CRUCES - VIEW CALENDAR9:00 AM: ASCMV - CLICK HERE 1:00 PM: CIAC - CLICK HERE CITY OF SANTA FE - VIEW CALENDAR4:30 PM: Archaeological Review Committee - CLICK HERE 5:00 PM: Metropolitan Planning OrganizationTransportation Policy Board - CLICK HERETHURSDAY MARCH 28THALBUQUERQUE HISPANO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR8:30 AM - 4:00 PM: Learn and Lead: Women'sBusiness Development - CLICK HERE 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM: SIP MARIPOSA // A LapisRoom Soirée - CLICK HEREFRIDAY MARCH 29THNEW MEXICO REGULATION & LICENSINGDEPARTMENT - VIEW CALENDAR10:00 AM - 3:00 PM: Come to the ContractorConnects expo - CLICK HERE RIO RANCHO REGIONAL CHAMBER - VIEW CALENDAR2:00 PM - 2:30 PM: Ribbon Cutting - Olive TreeCompounding Pharmacy - CLICK HERESATURDAY MARCH 30THSUNDAY MARCH 31ST

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11BUILTENVIRONMENTGREATER LAS CRUCES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE- VIEW CALENDAR4:00 PM - 5:00 PM: 2024 Chamber University:Maximizing Your Investment - CLICK HERE RIO RANCHO REGIONAL CHAMBER - VIEW CALENDAR5:00 PM - 6:30 PM: Business After Hours - M &F Auto - CLICK HERE CITY OF SANTA FE - VIEW CALENDAR5:30 PM: Historic Districts Review Board - CLICK HERETUESDAY APRIL 9THCREW NEW MEXICO - VIEW CALENDAR11:30 AM - 1:15 PM: Opportunity Knocks in RioRancho: Get Involved, Expand your Market! - CLICK HERE RIO RANCHO REGIONAL CHAMBER - VIEW CALENDAR11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: Women in LeadershipLuncheon - CLICK HERE SANTA FE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR2:30 PM - 3:00 PM: Ribbon Cutting -MorningStar 5 Year Anniversary - CLICK HERE ALBUQUERQUE HISPANO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR1:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Ambassador ProgramMonthly Meeting - CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY APRIL 10THBERNALILLO COUNTYAPRIL 3RD9:00 AM: COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION - CLICK HERE APRIL 9TH5:00 PM: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSADMINISTRATIVE MEETING - CLICK HERE APRIL 10TH9:00 AM: ZONING ADMINISTRATOR - CLICK HERECURRY COUNTYAPRIL 2ND9:00 AM - 12:00 PM: County Commission Meeting- CLICK HERELOS ALAMOS COUNTYAPRIL 2ND6:00 PM - 7:30 PM: Climate Action PlanCommunity Workshop - CLICK HERE APRIL 3RD5:30 PM - 9:30 PM: Board of Public Utilities - WorkSession - CLICK HERE APRIL 4TH5:30 PM - 7:30 PM: Transportation Board - CLICK HERECIBOLA COUNTYMARCH 28TH5:00 PM - 7:00 PM: REGULAR COMMISSIONMEETING - CLICK HERESANTA FE COUNTYAPRIL 3RD6:00 PM - 7:00 PM: VIRTUAL COMMUNITYMEETING ON FY 2026-2030 INFRASTRUCTURECAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN (ICIP) - CLICK HERE APRIL 9TH2:00 PM - 7:00 PM: BOARD OF COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS (BCC) MEETING - CLICK HERE

12NEW MEXICO CLASSIFIEDS BUILTENVIRONMENTAdministrative AssistantLocation: Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full TimeAbout the job: Reports Directly to the Director ofSalesDuties & ResponsibilitiesSupport the Director of Sales in all areas ofthe department.Efficiently handle phone calls, providing aprofessional and welcoming interface forcustomer interactions.Provide quality customer serviceCompose and prepare correspondence,reports, and documents...etc.QualificationsHigh School education required.1+ years' experience in customer service1-2 years' related administrative experienceproviding support to an executive-levelsupervisor.3-5 years’ experience in a similarposition...etc.LEARN MORE/APPLY HEREEstimatorLocation: Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full TimeAbout the job: Reports directly to Director ofContracts & EstimatingDuties & ResponsibilitiesReviewing project opportunities anddetermining Pros and Cons as well assuitability for our pursuit.Prepare bids from architectural drawings,specifications and other pertinent biddocuments.Prepare Quotations for Negotiated Re-Roofing or Open Bid Re-Roofing from fieldinformation... etc.Qualifications3-5 years’ experience in commercialconstruction.3-5 years’ experience in an Estimator role.Knowledge of MasterFormat® a plus.Knowledge of SmartSheets a plus...etc.LEARN MORE/APPLY HERE

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0017AFFILIATESFEATURED COMPANY184950535563FEATURED PROJECTSPRE-BID PROJECTSACTIVE PROJECTSPOST-BID PROJECTSWAGE DETERMINATIONSLIENS6773NEW MEXICO NEWS31BIG FEDERAL FUNDING FOR BIGWASTEWATER FACILITY PROJECTSECURED FOR JAL, NEW MEXICO >31UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCORESBIG IN THIS YEAR'S CAPITAL OUTLAYFUNDING >32HISTORIC TAOS COURTHOUSERENOVATION PROJECT GETS NEWSTATE FUNDING >33SANTA FE COUNTY TO SEE MULTITUDEOF CAPITAL OUTLAY FUNDEDFACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTUREPROJECTS >34SOUTHWEST NEWS39STUDY MAY DETERMINE FUTURE USE OFBOULDER AIRPORT >39GROWING DENVER DATA CENTERDEVELOPER ANNOUNCES PLANS FORMASSIVE SOUTHERN ARIZONAPRESENCE >40PRELIMINARY PLANNING UNDERWAYFOR NEW EL PASO POLICEHEADQUARTERS >41NATIONAL NEWS43BIDEN PROPOSAL ON GOVERNMENT-REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIPPROGRAMS SPARKS INDUSTRYCONTROVERSY >43TRENDS NEWS47DESIGNING SAFETY INTO SURFACEPREPARATION >47CONSTRUCTION HOMPAGEBUILTENVIRONMENTSANDOVAL COUNTY RECEIVES NEARLY$45 MILLION IN FUNDING FOR A WIDEVARIETY OF BUILDING ANDINFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS >35ARCHITECTURE FIRM BILLINGS SEEMODEST EASING IN FEBRUARY >47

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19ASA NEW MEXICO2024 ANNUAL SPONSORSRED LEVEL Albuquerque Pipe & Pump Supply Co. American Fire Protection Group, Inc.American National Insulation & Sealants Construction Reporter / The Built Environment Crane Service, Inc. Enterprise Builders Corporation Equipment Share Fairway, Inc.Ideal Plumbing & Heating, LLC National Roofing Company, Inc. Prime Electric, Inc. United RentalsWestern Partitions, Inc. Wagner Equipment, Co.Western States Fire Protection Yearout Mechanical, Inc.WHITE LEVELBELFOR Property Restoration Bradbury Stamm ConstructionDekker Perich Sabatini Jack’s Mechanical Solutions, Inc.Jaynes Structures Menicucci Insurance Agency, LLCRay’s Flooring Specialists REDW Advisors & CPAs BLUE LEVELBohannan Huston, Inc. G & H Construction Company, Inc.JTC, Inc. Klinger Constructors, LLCRisk Strategies– Burke Insurance Group The Specialists Electrical ContractorStudio Southwest ArchitectsThank you for your continued support!DOWNLOAD THE ASA NMNEWSLETTERVIEW THE ASA NMMEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 2023-2024 >SAFETY, HEALTH INITIATIVEPARTNERSHIP (SHIP) ANDSAFETY UPDATES:SAFETY TRAINING AND RESOURCES AREAVAILABLE: ASA-NM has two membercompanies that offers safety training,consultation and resources. If you have aspecific need in the area of safety, reachout to Safety Counselling, Inc. Click herefor the current training calendar or IndeedSafetyDo you have a safety special request? Letus know memberservices@asa-nm.orgDid you know? If your company iscurrently participating in a Partnershipwith OSHA program through anotherassociation you can join the SHIP programwith a simple Reciprocal Agreement? Clickthe link below, fill out the form and sendto memberservices@asa-nm.orgCLICK HERE FOR THE FULL AGREEMENTAre you interested in joining the Safety,Health Initiative Partnership? Let us knowand we will help you get your companyenrolled memberservices@asa-nm.orgSHIP Application(Information provided by ASA-NM’s SHIP Committee)BUILTENVIRONMENT

20AGC NEW MEXICOEVENT CALENDARMARCH 2024MARCH 29TH 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMOSHA Forklift Operator Course - CLICK HEREAGC CONSTRUCTION IMPACT MODELAGC has partnered with a leading regional economist, BrianLewandowski of the University of Colorado Boulder, to create AGC'sConstruction Impact Model. The model is a tool that can be used bymembers, chapters, policy makers and researchers to understand theeconomic impact of infrastructure investment by state.VIEW VOLUME 2 ISSUE 41 TO LEARN MORE >2024CELEBRATINGWOMEN OF THECONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRY -PHOTOSWAGC New Mexico proudly celebrated our SIXTH ANUALWomen of the Construction Industry event. The eventtook place on March 7th & 8th and recognized thewomen in our industry who ensure the profitability ofour member companies. This annual member-driven event focuses on women inthe industry who are progressing and finding ways tosupport each other through mentorship and advocacy.This event holds even greater significance in today'slandscape. Our goal remains the same: to bridge gaps,expand the labor force, and reshape perceptions, makingthe construction industry an appealing career choice forall.We have been fortunate to release spotlights on thepanelists who presented during last week's event. If youmissed these profiles on our social channels, check themout.It is essential to emphasize that this event goes beyondgender. It is about fostering inclusive company cultures,upholding values, and embracing diverse problem-solving approaches.CONTINUE READING >APRIL 2024APRIL 4TH 11:30 AM - 4:30 PMProject Manager Development Program - CLICK HERE APRIL 5TH 8:00 AM - 12:00 PMScaffolding Safety - ENGLISH AND SPANISH - CLICK HERE APRIL 15TH 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMBuilding Information Modeling Education Program - CLICK HERE APRIL 16TH 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMFall Protection - FREE AGC of America SusanHarwood Grant - CLICK HERE APRIL 29TH 10:00 AM - 2:00 PMLean Construction Education Program, 2nd Edition- CLICK HEREBUILTENVIRONMENTMAY 2024MAY 3RD 8:00 AM - 2:00 PMClay Shoot - CLICK HERE

00BILL HASSE JR. LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPAPPLICATIONAnnual Fall ScholarshipApplication Available Late Spring 2024ANY COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITYEmployees or Immediate Family Membersof an ACNM Member CompanyUNM APPLICATIONAnnual Spring ScholarshipApplication Available Mid Fall 2024SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGCivil Engineering,Construction Engineeringor Construction ManagementNMSU APPLICATIONAnnual Fall ScholarshipApplication Available Mid-Spring 2024COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGCivil Engineeringor Civil Engineering TechnologyCLICK HERE TO LEARN MORESCHOLARSHIPSACNM FEBRUARYNEWSLETTER READ THE NEWSLETTER >BUILTENVIRONMENT90TH ANNIVERSARY 1934 - 2024Copyright: ACNMCopyright: ACNM21

22Copyright: Canva ProAIA ALBUQUERQUEEVENT CALENDARMAY 2024MAY 22ND 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM4th Annual AIAABQ Bowling Tournament- CLICK HEREAIA/DELTEK ABIREPORTSMODERATION IN THESLOWDOWN INBUSINESS CONDITIONSAT ARCHITECTUREFIRMS IN FEBRUARYArchitecture firm billings continued todecline in February, with an AIA/DeltekArchitecture Billings Index (ABI) score of49.5 for the month. However, February’sscore marks the most modest easing inbillings since July 2023 and suggests thatthe recent slowdown may be receding. WASHINGTON – March 20, 2024 –Architecture firm billings continued todecline in February, with an AIA/DeltekArchitecture Billings Index (ABI) score of49.5 for the month. However, February’sscore marks the most modest easing inbillings since July 2023 and suggests thatthe recent slowdown may be receding.“There are indicators this month thatbusiness conditions at firms may finallybegin to pick up in the coming months.Inquiries into new projects grew at theirfastest pace since November, and thevalue of newly signed design contractsincreased at their fastest pace since lastsummer,” said Kermit Baker, PhD, AIAChief Economist." Given the moderationof inflation for construction costs...CONTINUE READING >BUILTENVIRONMENT

23ABC NEW MEXICO EVENT CALENDARAPRIL - DECEMBER 2024WASHINGTON, March 19—AssociatedBuilders and Contractors submittedcomments on March 18 on the U.S.Department of Labor’s controversial proposedrule overhauling regulations related togovernment-registered apprenticeshipprograms, or GRAPs. In more than 40 pagesof comments, ABC urged the DOL to withdrawthe illegal and misguided provisions of theproposal that will unnecessarily increase costsand discourage GRAP participation byemployers, apprentices and apprenticeship,career and technical education programproviders.CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENTABC URGES BIDENADMINISTRATION TOWITHDRAW ITSILLEGAL, INEFFECTIVEAND COSTLYAPPRENTICESHIPPROPOSED RULEFRIDAY 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 LUNCHEONFRIDAY OCTOBER 25TH, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM - CLICK HEREFRIDAY MAY 31ST, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM - CLICK HERESUMMER MEMBER MIXERFRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH, 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM - CLICK HERESPORTING CLAY TOURNAMENTTHURSDAY DECEMBER 12TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HEREANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEONEXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTIONAWARDS

24BUILTENVIRONMENTYOUR 2024 NMUCABOARD OF DIRECTORS &STAFFPRESIDENT, STEVE CLARK, ROADSAFETRAFFIC SYSTEMS 505 345 8295VICE-PRESIDENT, DALE ARMSTRONG, TLCPLUMBING & UTILITY 505 761 9696SECRETARY/TREASURER, DAMON WICKETTS,4RIVERS EQUIPMENT 505 884 2900PAST PRESIDENT, CLAY BLAIR, RMCI 505 345 0008TROY OTERO, GROUNDHOG CONSTRUCTIONSERVICES 505 243 2133DIRECTOR DARRIN HOWELLS, AUI INC. 505 242 4848DIRECTOR JOE MENICUCCI, DOWNEY &COMPANY 881 0300DIRECTOR REINEE PEACHER, DUCROSSCONSTRUCTION 575 636 3023DIRECTOR JENICE GALLEGOS, GROUNDWATERPARTNERSDIRECTOR KELLEY FETTER, E2RC 505 867 4040 TERRI BAKER, CORE AND MAIN 505 344 0223EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, JANE JERNIGAN 505 888 0752HELLO MEMBERS,I HOPE THAT YOU, LIKE ME, ARE ENJOYING THEWARMER WEATHER. BEWARE OF THOSE HIGHSPRING WINDS FOR BLOWING DEBRIS ANDREMEMBER THAT ALBUQUERQUE HAS AFUGITIVE DUST CONTROL ORDINANCE WHICH,AT TIMES OF HIGH WIND, MAY REQUIRE YOU TOUSE MITIGATION MEASURES, OR SHUT DOWNTHE JOB SITE ALTOGETHER.PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR UPCOMINGMEMBERSHIP MEETING ON 03/14.I AM HOPING TO SEE YOU SOON!JANE JERNIGANMARCH 2024 VIEW NEWSLETTER >APRIL 202418TH BOARD MEETINGMAY 20242ND CONSTRUCTION SAFETY COALITION9TH PLANNING16TH BOARD MEETING16TH SOCIALLUNCH AND LEARN27TH MEMORIAL DAY - OFFICE CLOSEDJUNE 202412TH SAFETY COMMITTEE13TH PLANNINGMEETING IN LC 20TH BOARD MEETING20TH MEMBERSHIP MEETINGISOTOPES GAME (15TH REQUESTED)JULY 202418TH SOCIAL - LOCATION TBD AUGUST 202414TH SAFETY “COMMITTEE15TH PLANNINGUPCOMING DATES

25On February 29, 2024, Meet the Generalsheld their 3rd annual event, and it was asellout! The first meeting in 2022 attracted140 attendees and this past February, 230. Four local construction associations cometogether to make this night of networkingpossible: Association Builders andContractors of New Mexico (ABCNM),Associated General Contractors (AGCNM),American Subcontractors Association ofNew Mexico (ASANM), and the New MexicoUtility Contractors Association (NMUCA).Representatives from the four associations:Christi Zimmerman, ABCNM; Katrina SotoAGCNM; Gia Espinoza ASANM; and Jane Jernigan NMUCA meet several timesthroughout the year to plan and market theevent through their respective associations.The conglomerate efforts of the fourassociations are unique in the way that theycome together for the betterment andadvancement of our industry; it is inspiringto see what can be accomplished when wework together.The format for Meet The Generals is verycasual and the focus is just networking.After a greeting, a few announcements andrecognition of our sponsors, the talk is on!General Contractors are the VIPs of thevent and anchor a table that can be sponso-IT WAS THE THIRD TIME,AND IT WAS A CHARM!By Jane Jernigan, New Mexico Utility Contractors Association03/27/2024BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Courtesy of Jane Jernigan, New Mexico Utility Contractors Association

26red by another company. Meet the Generals is a great opportunity for men and women in theconstruction industry to spark new relationships, catch up with old acquaintances, and forgenew friendships. Attendees can set aside the competitor mindset and talk about whatmatters the most to all involved: the advancement, synergy, success, and growth of ourindustry. The momentum and success of this event is growing each year, and it has been scheduledagain for February 20th, 2025 – Mark Your Calendars! After reviewing comment cards andconsidering space and acoustics, Meet the Generals will be moved to the Sandia Resort andCasino ballrooms. This move will allow for more participation, more elbow room, and a lessnoisy environment. Although this event has been limited to only members of the involvedassociations, the planning group is considering opening access to non-members to attendand sponsor; however, the general contractors will still be required to be a member of one ofthe associations.BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Courtesy of Jane Jernigan, New Mexico Utility Contractors Association

27“ASANM is delighted and proud to be a key player in this wonderful event. This is a greatopportunity to put association differences aside and come together as one unit to aid in thebetterment of our industry. The fact that four associations can collaborate and put on asuccessful event is a shock and sometimes unheard of around the country but to us here inNew Mexico, at the end of the day, we all want the same thing; to help create a better, saferand more successful industry. I truly am thankful to be a part of such an amazing group andam looking forward to 2025.” Gia Espinoza “I am proud to be part of such a hard-working group bringing our industry together. It isn’tcommon in other states around the country for associations to work together on industryprojects, and that makes this event quite special.” Jane JerniganBUILTENVIRONMENTAssociated Builders and Contractors New Mexico’s President and CEO Carla Kugler (left), AssociatedGeneral Contractors New Mexico’s CEO Kelly Roepke-Orth (second from left), New Mexico UtilityContractors Association’s Executive Director Jane Jernigan (second from right) and AmericanSubcontractors Association New Mexico’s Executive Director Gia Espinoza (right) stand for a photo atthe third annual Meet the Generals Event on February 29th, 2024.

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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31BUILTENVIRONMENTA small city located in southern New Mexiconear the border of Texas may soon be seeingextensive work done to its existingwastewater treatment facility.With a population of just over 2,000residents, the city of Jal has through thedecades thrived due to area ranching, and inmore recent decades has been surroundedby oil and gas exploration.Now the city is in line for federal supporttotaling $12.5 million to rehabilitate itscurrent wastewater plant, while buildingadditional site facilities.The funding is coming through the U.S.Department of Agriculture and is part of anoverall $35 million in grant support for avariety of rural-based agricultural andrenewable energy projects across NewMexico.The grants, said New Mexico DemocratSenator Ben Ray Lujan, will “help renovateand rehabilitate systems in industries inNew Mexico.”BIG FEDERAL FUNDINGFOR BIG WASTEWATERFACILITY PROJECTSECURED FOR JAL, NEW MEXICOBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment03/27/2024It is thought that the project in Jal willultimately cost around $20 million tocomplete. Located at the terminus of the South WaterTreatment Road, the Jal facility dates to thelate 1970s and was had its discharge permitcontinually renewed since then by the NewMexico Environmental Department. According to the grant details released bythe USDA, the Jal project, besides rebuildingthe city’s central wastewater facility, willalso see the “construction of additionalfacilities to handle the disinfection process,new influent pump, equalization basin, androughly 130 linear feet of new piping.”The building of new headworks and solidsmanagement and disposal facilities willinclude a sludge holding tank anddewatering system. CONSTRUCTION NEWSNEW MEXICOCopyright: Canva Pro

Copyright: Canva ProA project renovating the University of NewMexico's Health Sciences Cancer Centerhas secured a sizable $15 million capitaloutlay approved by both lawmakers andGovernor Michelle Lujan Grisham.The funding represents one of the largestsingle capital outlays for all of BernalilloCounty, and a portion of a list of projectsthat UNM officials hoped to see approvedthis winter legislators.The school is also receiving a $2.8 millionoutlay for the renovation of the three-storyTow Diehm Athletic Facility, at 1412University Boulevard SE. Another $2 millionwill go towards the construction of theUNM Humanities and Social SciencesComplex.Just over $1 million is going to a projectseeing the renovation of the popularPopejoy Hall performing arts hall, which willinclude new lighting and the replacement ofthe original 1960s ceiling.Some $945,000 is heading forimprovements to the school's main footballpractice field; and another $675,000 isgeared for improvements to the UNMwomen's sports facilities.Smaller amounts are seeing $400,000targeting the building of a ROTC trainingfield; $250,000 for the renovation of theschool's Indigenous Design + PlanningInstitute; and $190,000 going for lighting -UNIVERSITY OF NEWMEXICO SCORES BIG INTHIS YEAR'S CAPITALOUTLAY FUNDINGBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter03/26/202432BUILTENVIRONMENT

improvements throughout the campus.The UNM cancer center project has been athree-phase effort, with work on the secondphase launching late last year andexpectations of mid-2025 completion date.Located at 1201 Camino de Salud NE, thecenter is the only one of its kind in the stateto offer a wide range of treatmentprograms, including the use of theranostics.33BUILTENVIRONMENTHISTORIC TAOSCOURTHOUSERENOVATION PROJECTGETS NEW STATEFUNDINGBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter03/25/2024Funding for the continued renovation of acourthouse in Taos County, partially built bythe New Deal's Works ProgressAdministration in the 1930s, has won theapproval of Governor Michelle LujanGrisham.Located at 121 N. Plaza, the Spanish Pueblo-style Taos County Courthouse is registeredon the National Register of Historic Placesand has been subject to a renovation effortbegun two years ago designed to return it toits original floor plan and exterior.The building is particularly valued bypreservationists for housing a series offresco murals with work described by NewMexico Magazine as "allegorical in natureand quite dramatic."Just over $5.3 million was approved as acapital outlay earlier this year by NewMexico lawmakers to complete thecourthouse's restoration work, making it the largest single appropriation for TaosCounty.Altogether, around fifty individual projectsbased in Taos County have been approved,accounting for a total dollar amount of morethan $19.3 million.Other Taos County projects: the building ofthe Picuris Pueblo volunteer fire andemergency services station, with a $2.5million capital outlay; and a new multi-purpose gymnasium for the Taos MunicipalSchool District, at $1.5 million.An additional $1 million has been approvedfor the building of a senior day care facilityin the Taos Pueblo, while $325,000 is goingto the town of Red River to fund severalbridge reconstruction projects.Copyright: Canva Pro

34BUILTENVIRONMENTSANTA FE COUNTY TOSEE MULTITUDE OFCAPITAL OUTLAYFUNDED FACILITIES ANDINFRASTRUCTUREPROJECTSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter03/22/2024The ongoing allure of soccer throughoutNew Mexico was on particular displayduring the most recent session of the NewMexico State Legislature as lawmakersvoted to approve funding for a new soccerfacility in Santa Fe.A capital outlay appropriation of $3.4million was passed and subsequently signedinto law by Governor Michelle LujanGrisham for the expansion of the MunicipalRecreation Complex Soccer Valley facility.The facility, which opened in 1988, has longbeen well-used, but in recent years hasexperienced an explosion in attendanceamong youth sports teams playing what is arguably one of the state's most popularsports.The $3.4 million was part of just over $135million in capital outlay funding approvedfor around one hundred projects within theborders of Santa Fe County.Additional big-ticket items include $5million for the restoration of the BataanMemorial Building, located at 400 DonGaspar Avenue; another $5 million forimprovements to the Center forContemporary Arts, at 1050 Old PecosTrail; and $4.5 million for the building of anew access road to the Santa Fe RegionalAirport.Some $2.2 million is targeting therenovation of the Department of PublicSafety's Training Center at 4491 CerrillosRoad, also in Santa Fe.Exactly $2 million has been approved forrenovation work to the facilities of the NewMexico Early Childhood Education and CareDepartment at 1120 Paseo Del Peralta;with $1.6 million going for the constructionof Santa Fe Paseo Real WastewaterTreatment facility.Governor Lujan Grisham this year vetoedonly two capital outlay appropriationsapproved by lawmakers for Santa FeCounty: $80,000 for road and walkway atthe Santa Fe Botanical Garden; and$175,000 for facility work at the Santa FeIndigenous Center.Image partially generated using text to image AICopyright: Canva Pro

35BUILTENVIRONMENTSANDOVAL COUNTYRECEIVES NEARLY $45MILLION IN FUNDINGFOR A WIDE VARIETY OFBUILDING ANDINFRASTRUCTUREPROJECTSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter03/21/2024Exactly $15 million has been approved byNew Mexico Governor Michelle LujanGrisham for the long-planned building of anew Magistrate Court Building in the city ofBernalillo.The project is one of around 80 capitaloutlay requests approved this spring forlarger Sandoval County and getting asubsequent thumbs-up from the Governor.Altogether, the state's fourth largest countyis seeing some $44.6 million in new capitaloutlay spending.Officials in Sandoval, which is additionallythe fastest-growing county in the state,have wanted to relocate the MagistrateCourt from its existing address at 1000Montoya Road to a district court site offNew Mexico State Road 528 as part of apart of an overall court facility expansion inwhat is the state's 13th Judicial District.Other capital outlay projects approved forSandoval County include $2.1 million for thebuilding of a new county animal shelter; $2million for electric grid work at the SantaAna Pueblo; and $1.2 million for the buildingof the new Sandia Pueblo ChildDevelopment Center, which is expected tobe completed in the summer of 2025.Just over $1 million is targeting theconstruction of a new Fire Station Number 8in Rio Rancho.Additional projects include $951,000 forwork at the Ask Academy in Rio Rancho;$650,000 for the construction of an appliedtech program building on the Rio Ranchocampus of Central New Mexico CommunityCollege; and security system improvementsfor the Rio Rancho Public School District,with $350,000 in funding.The number of individual capital outlayprojects for Sandoval County has grown asthe county's population has seen a neardoubling in the last two decades from89,000 to nearly 156,000.Copyright: Canva Pro Copyright: Canva Pro

36BUILTENVIRONMENTBERNALILLO COUNTYOFFICIALS WANTPUBLIC INPUT ONUPCOMING PROJECTSBy Isaac Cruz, KRQE03/26/2024ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – BernalilloCounty Officials are looking for public inputon future projects in the InternationalDistrict and Central Urban area.The Parks, Recreation and OpenDepartment is hosting a public meetingTuesday, March 25, at 6 p.m. at theInternational District Public Library. Severalprojects will be discussed at the meeting,including the Marble Open Space and theUNM Golf Course... Continue reading >WATER LEAK CLOSESBATAAN BUILDING FORDAYSBy Phill Casaus, Santa Fe New Mexican03/26/2024A water leak will close the Bataan MemorialBuilding at 407 Galisteo St. until at leastThursday, according to a news release fromthe state General Services Department.Several floors have been damaged in thefacility, which houses employees for thestate departments of Finance andAdministration, Veterans Services, CulturalAffairs, State Engineer and Secretary ofState's Office.People who work in those offices willoperate remotely, according to the newsrelease. Continue reading >SUNPORT PROJECTLEADS TO NATIONALENGINEERING AWARDBy Ryan Boetel, Albuquerque Journal03/26/2024A five-hour power outage at theAlbuquerque International Sunport in 2019led to the cancellation of more than 30flights, impacted 4,000 passengers, led to$30,000 in lost revenue and disruptednational and international flights.The next day, the city of Albuquerqueengaged Molzen Corbin, an Albuquerque-based electrical engineering firm, for aninfrastructure project to streamlinecommunications during power outages andimprove the Sunport’s emergency powersystem.That yearslong project has garnered MolzenCorbin local and... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

37BUILTENVIRONMENTPRE-LEASING BEGINSAT 240-UNITNORTHEAST HEIGHTSAPARTMENT COMPLEXBy Aayush Gupta, Albuquerque Business First03/25/2024Pre-leasing is officially underway at a newapartment complex in Albuquerque’sNortheast Heights. The 240-unit Markana Latitude apartmentsis located at 6700 Modesto Ave. NE. Leasingwill officially open on April 1, LegacyDevelopment & Management President andCEO Aleem Kassam said in an emailstatement.Rent starts at $1,500. The building consistsof studios and two-bedroom apartmentsranging from 391 to 1,345 square feet. Continue reading > (March 25), temporarily cutting power toareas on the north side of town.Kit Carson Electric Public RelationsCoordinator Michael Santistevan saidpower had been restored as of 12:45 p.m. tosome residences and businesses from CivicPlaza Drive to Paseo del Pueblo Norte,including those at Taos Pueblo.Crews are at the site of the crash working toreplace the damaged... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProTRUCK CRASHES INTOELECTRICAL POLE INTAOS, CAUSING POWEROUTAGEA truck slid into a power pole on Camino dela Placita in Taos late Monday morning ON THE BRINCK BOOKSYMPOSIUM BRINGSAUTHORS TO UNMSCHOOL OFARCHITECTURE +PLANNINGBy Staff, Taos News03/25/2024The School of Architecture + Planning(SA+P) recently hosted the first of two Onthe Brinck Book Awards symposia for thespring semester. Authors Rosetta S. Elkinand Whitney Martinko presented theiraward-winning books, followed by adiscussion moderated by AssociateProfessor of Landscape ArchitectureCatherine Page Harris, who served as thisyear’s coordinating juror.The event concluded with a reception andbook signing connecting SA+P students withthe authors. The complimentary booksmade available to SA+P students whoattended the event encourage readingacross disciplines and inter-departmentalcollaborations at the School.Rosetta S. Elkin, honored for her book PlantLife: The Entangled Politics of Afforestation,and Whitney Martinko... Continue reading >By Grace Rennie, UNM Newsroom03/23/2024

38BUILTENVIRONMENTSTATE LAND OFFICEWEIGHS 212-ACRESOUTH VALLEY BOSQUEPARCEL TRANSFERBy Hannah Grover, New Mexico Political Report03/22/2024While they may not agree about what to dowith a parcel of state trust land in thebosque area, nearby residents inAlbuquerque’s South Valley say thathunting should not be allowed because theland is an urban environment.The State Land Office hosted the first ofseveral public meetings on Wednesdaydiscussing the possibility of transferring the212-acre parcel to the U.S. Fish and WildlifeService. Should that transfer occur, the landwould become part of the adjacent Valle deOro National Wildlife Refuge. This land iscurrently leased by the City ofAlbuquerque’s Open Space Division.Valle de Oro Refuge Manager JenniferOwen-White said hunting is not currentlyallowed on the... Continue reading >are now, where we are going and how weget there,” said Ailene O’Byrne, arepresentative from Architectural ResearchConsultants, who the district hired to helpcreate the FMP. Continue reading >LLS APPROVES FIVE-YEAR MASTER PLAN FORFACILITYIMPROVEMENTSLOS LUNAS —Los Lunas Schools Board ofEducation members recently approved itsfacility master plan, which will be used bythe district for the next five years to helpfacilitate renovation and improvementprojects district-wide. “(The FMP) is designed to answer where we By Felina Martinez, Valencia County News Bulletin03/21/2024RESIDENTS SOUND OFFON 10 SPEED HUMPS ONSCHMITTLE ROADSeven residents took to the public commentportion of the Socorro County Board ofCommissioners meeting to voice theirconcerns about the ten-speed humps onSchmittle Road in Lemitar.Blake Rainsdon went first and told theboard that he has lived on the SchmittleRoad for ten years and has had no issueswith speeding or reckless driving on theroad, “after the speed humps were put intoplace, I was quite shocked.”He said that, prior to the speed humps,during the rainy season the water wouldflow down the street into the lower areaalong the railroad tracks, now it forceswater into his property and the propertyacross the street. Continue reading > By Jessica Carranza, El Defensor Chieftain03/21/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

39BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSSOUTHWESTA movement is underway to build a mixed-use neighborhood on the northeast side ofBoulder. But before the first nail is driven,an existing airport at the site must beleveled.Community activists have long been tryingto decommission the nearly century-oldBoulder Municipal Airport, arguing that thefacility has long been underused, and thatthe 179 acres it occupies would be ideal forresidential development.Well over 300 people have now signed apetition calling for the airport to bemothballed. STUDY MAY DETERMINEFUTURE USE OFBOULDER AIRPORTBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment03/27/2024Copyright: Canva ProThe petition notes that the airport site has aland value of at least $350 million andencompasses enough area to build"permanently affordable for-sale homes."The document additionally states that anyresidential development at the site would bedesigned for "walkability, connection, andcommunity resilience" with a mixture ofhomes of "various sizes and prices."Located at 3327 Airport Road, the BoulderMunicipal Airport was opened in 1928 as adirt landing strip and is the state's oldestexisting public airport. In recent decades ithas been used primarily by private propellerplanes and smaller turbojets. Members of the Boulder City Council havevoted to authorize a financial and legalanalysis of the airport which is expected toinclude the option of not only demolishing it,but also keeping it intact as it, or using

portions of the facility for residentialdevelopment.At the same time, members of the city'sHousing Advisory Board have weighed in onthe topic, recommending that the citycouncil should include the airport questionas one of its top policy priorities in thecoming year.Should the council ultimately decide todecommission the airport, the City ofBoulder would then be required to securethe approval of the Federal AviationAdministration. The council-ordered financial and legalanalysis of the airport is expected to becompleted this summer. specializes in what it calls “responsible datacenter growth” through the development ofmaster planned data center parks. In the lastseveral months the company has purchasedmore than 2,700 acres in metro Reno,Nevada for the ongoing development of adata center campus there.Tract’s metro Phoenix project willultimately encompass a building footprint ofsome 5.6 million square feet, with thestructures themselves ranging in sizebetween 149,000 square feet and 260,000square feet.To be called Project Range, thedevelopment will go up just to the north andsouth of Yuma Road, bordered by PerryvilleRoad and Jackrabbit Trail.Work on Project Range is expected to beginnext year, with a rough completion date ofsometime in late 2026 or early 2027.Tract was launched in the fall of 2022 withthe stated goal of building a portfolio of landfor hyperscale and wholesale data centers.In January of this year, the companyannounced that it was entering an exclusivecollaboration agreement with Nashville-40BUILTENVIRONMENTGROWING DENVERDATA CENTERDEVELOPERANNOUNCES PLANSFOR MASSIVESOUTHERN ARIZONAPRESENCEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter03/26/2024In a region of the country that is alreadybooming with data centers of varying sizeand scope, a proposal has been aired for thebuilding of a data center complex campus inmetro Phoenix that could cost as much as$14 million to complete.The project, as presented by data centerdeveloper Tract, which is based in Denver,will be spread out over a swath of some1,000 acres and will ultimately see theconstruction of 30 separate buildings.A new player in the data center world, Tract Copyright: Canva Pro

based Silicon Ranch, an independentproducer of solar energy, battery storageand carbon solutions to build green datacenter campuses.The current two-story station was built as aSears store in the late 1940s beforebecoming the renovated headquarters forthe El Paso Police Department in late 1988.That aging building has had a host ofstructural issues and is thought to not be upto modern police standards.Now, according to the newly issued RFQ, ElPaso is seeking consulting services for thefacility programming, design, andconstruction of a new headquarters.The chosen firm will be required to have a"proven track record in designing lawenforcement facilities that are secure,technologically advanced, and communityoriented."An emphasis will especially be placed on adesign that prioritizes functionality,security, and sustainability.It is expected that the City will evaluateproject submissions by March 28, with ageneral target date for approval set forsome time in May.41BUILTENVIRONMENTThe City of El Paso has issued a Request forStatements of Qualifications for theeventual construction of a new policedepartment headquarters.The move comes more than four years aftervoters in November of 2019 approved a$413 million public safety bond designed tofund several police and fire departmentfacility projects.The largest project to be funded by the bondis the $90.6 million construction of a newpolice department headquarters, to replacethe existing facility located at 911 N. RaynorStreet.PRELIMINARYPLANNING UNDERWAYFOR NEW EL PASOPOLICE HEADQUARTERSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter03/25/2024According to public presentations made bycity officials on the part of the bond, the newfour-story police station will measurearound 100,000 square feet and will beAmericans with Disabilities Act compliant.Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro

Copyright: Canva Pro42BUILTENVIRONMENTExcel Inc. dba DHL Supply Chain (USA) andVantage Data Centers NV11, LLC plan toestablish operations in Clarke and StoreyCounty, Nevada. The companies will investmore than $170.42 million and create 551jobs combined over the next five years.The projects are being supported by$13,224,749 in tax abatements.“Investing in Nevada’s economic future isone of our top priorities, and myadministration remains committed tofostering a thriving business environmentthat attracts investment and creates jobs,”said Governor Joe Lombardo. “Thehundreds of new jobs announced today willcontinue to build on... Continue reading >DHL SUPPLY CHAIN-VANTAGE DATACENTERS NV11 PLANNEVADA OPERATIONSBy Staff, Area Development03/26/2024Dive Brief:The Austin, Texas, City Councilapproved the launch of an“infrastructure academy” to helpdevelop workers for the over $25 billionin civil work underway in the region. The resolution approved earlier thismonth calls on the city manager todevelop and implement an academyprogram that includes training, childcareand other wraparound services, jobplacement and... Continue reading >‘INFRASTRUCTUREACADEMY’ COMING TOAUSTINBy Zachary Phillips, ConstructionDive03/21/2024

43BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSNATIONALA move by the Biden Administration toexpand government-registeredapprenticeship programs is meeting withstrongly worded industry responses.Issuing an executive order, Biden said suchapprenticeship programs are a good meansfor expanding equitable training pathwaysto good paying jobs.A White House statement said the progr-BIDEN PROPOSAL ONGOVERNMENT-REGISTEREDAPPRENTICESHIPPROGRAMS SPARKSINDUSTRYCONTROVERSYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter03/26/2024Copyright: Canva Proams, otherwise known as GRAPs, “will helpensure Americans have the skills andtraining they need for good jobs” created bythe President’s Infrastructure andInvestment Jobs Act, among otherlegislative initiatives.In its essence, the GRAP effort encouragesagencies to “provide preferences onprojects to recipients that hire individualswho have participated in RegisteredApprenticeship programs and increasesworker voice for federal programs andcontracts.”But not everyone is crazy about the idea.The Associated Builders and Contractors ischaracterizing the GRAPs expansion as“illegal, unnecessarily costly, andburdensome.”The group further charges that the BidenAdministration move will more likely“restrict GRAP growth and exacerbate the

industry’s labor shortage.”The Laborers’ International Union of NorthAmerica has charged that the effort isunrealistic: “Forcing all programs to utilize a‘one size fits all’ training approach preventsprograms from tailoring their training to thespecific needs of a craft," it announced in astatement.The expansion move will put in place a newkind of job training model, while alteringhow training providers measure thecompletion of their programs. The newapproach, according to the Department ofLabor, will provide greater clarity while alsoputting in place uniform expectations forhow such programs should function.Other issues: The proposal “incorporatesdozens of new record keeping andadministrative requirements,” charges BenBrubeck, vice president of regulatory, laborand state affairs with Associated Buildersand Contractors.The Association of Union Constructors,however, has issued a statement hailing theproposed GRAP changes as “an industry-wide push to ensure not only that theworkforce exists, but is as safe, efficient, andskilled as possible.”Biden’s emphasis on such programs beingoffered by labor unions, asserts the AUC, isparticularly vital: “Union apprenticeshipprograms have been shown to producelabor that regularly completes projects ontime and under budget, while maintainingindustry-leading safety records.”According to the Labor Department, nearly650,000 apprentices were registered in aGRAP program last year, up from 360,000 in2015.44BUILTENVIRONMENTBALTIMORE BRIDGECOLLAPSES AFTERPOWERLESS CARGOSHIP RAMS INTOSUPPORT COLUMN; 6PRESUMED DEADBy Lea Skene, Associated Press03/26/2024BALTIMORE (AP) — A cargo ship lost powerand rammed into a major bridge inBaltimore early Tuesday, destroying thespan in a matter of seconds and plunging itinto the river in a terrifying collapse thatcould disrupt a vital shipping port formonths. Six people were missing andpresumed dead, and the search for themwas suspended until Wednesday morning.The ship’s crew issued a mayday callmoments before the crash took down theFrancis Scott Key Bridge, enablingauthorities to limit vehicle traffic on thespan, Maryland’s... Continue reading >PITTSBURGH LIGHT RAILTO KICK OFF $150M INUPGRADESBy Julie Strupp, Construction Dive03/26/2024Dive Brief:Pittsburgh’s $150 million light railimprovement project will start nextmonth with the goal of improvingreliability and safety on the criticaltransit corridor, Pittsburgh RegionalTransit announced on March 19. Workis expected to start in April and wrap in2028.In an effort to streamline operations andminimize disruptions, the agency saidthat it is combining... Continue reading >

45BUILTENVIRONMENTBIG JET EXPANDSPITTSBURGH,PENNSYLVANIA,OPERATIONSBy Staff, Area Development 03/26/2024Big Jet, a fully integrated product andservice sourcing company that providesmission-critical equipment and supportservices, plans to expand its operations inPittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The project isexpected to create two new jobs.The investment will include staffing, officerent, sales and marketing efforts, and otheroperating expenses at the company’sexisting location on 301 Grant Street. Continue reading >TURNER WINS $134MCONTRACT FOR WESTPOINT FOOTBALLSTADIUMBy Staff, ENR NewYork03/26/2024years, Jersey City’s glittering line of luxuryapartments and office blocks stopped at thewater’s edge. Tucked behind modern high-rises, the rest of the city was a patchwork ofcharming historic districts, aging apartmentbuildings, public housing, and contaminated,abandoned industrial sites.Planners and developers worked for yearsto draw commuters and investment beyondthe waterfront. And based on a survey ofcurrent trends, it’s... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProNEW APARTMENTTOWERS CROWD THEJERSEY CITY SKYLINEBy Bendix Anderson, UrbanLandInstitute03/26/2024New Yorkers have gotten used to watchingthe sun set behind the piers and towers ofJersey City, the major metropolis of NewJersey’s so-called Gold Coast. But for many The West Point Association of Graduatesawarded Turner Construction Co. a $133.5-million construction manager contract forthe upcoming $170-million Michie StadiumPreservation Project at the U.S. MilitaryAcademy in West Point, N.Y., the contractorrecently announced. Work is scheduled tostart next month.The 38,000-seat stadium was originally builtin 1924. It hosts the Army Black Knightsfootball and lacrosse teams, as well as othercampus events. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

46BUILTENVIRONMENTCHRYSLER MUSEUM OFART’S NEWLYEXPANDED PERRYGLASS STUDIO WILLDISPLAY THE ART OFGLASSMAKINGBy Novid Parsi, BDC Network 03/25/2024In Norfolk, Va., the Chrysler Museum ofArt’s Perry Glass Studio, an educationalfacility for glassmaking, will open a newaddition in May. That will be followed by arenovation of the existing buildingscheduled for completion in December.The design by Work Program Architectsclads the studio expansion in terracottapanels and brick veneer, referencing glassart’s firing process. A new transparentmuseum front welcomes visitors from allsides. It also creates a connection betweenthe museum and the city’s downtown artsneighborhood, the NEON District. Visitorswill be guided to NEON by a path decoratedwith a series of wayfinding glass“breadcrumbs.” Continue reading >WASHINGTON COUNTYCOURTHOUSERESTORATION:NASHVILLE, ILLINOISBy Korte & Luitjohan Contractors Inc., DesignCostData03/26/2024Korte & Luitjohan Contractors, Inc. proudlyserved as General Contractor for theWashington County Courthouserenovation. Built in 1884, the courthouse underwent itsfirst major renovation and addition in 1965.The latest renovation, featured here, aimedto preserve the historical architecture of thecourthouse while upgrading to currentstandards and compliance. All three buildinglevels plus sitework required significantdemolition and renovation. The building’s interior underwent a majortransformation, including the removal ofwalls, enlarging and updating of rooms,relocation of restrooms...Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProROSIE THE RIVETERTRUST LAUNCHES 2024ROSIE CERTIFICATIONFOR GENDER EQUITY INCONSTRUCTIONBy Rosie the Riveter Trust, PRLog03/20/2024RICHMOND, Calif. - March 20, 2024 -PRLog -- The Rosie the Riveter Trust ispleased to announce the start of the 2024cycle of the Rosie the Riveter CertificationAwards. The distinguished awards celebrateconstruction companies that are leading theway in gender equity within California'strades. In the past, the program hasrecognized industry... Continue reading >

47BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSTRENDSAccording to health and safety consultant,Arinite, construction is the fourth mostdangerous sector to work in globally.Contractors and machine operators areclearly most at risk, but they can also be themost influential in understanding how toimprove on-site safety. How can equipmentmanufacturers learn from contractors tocreate a safer industry? Better yet, how doyou lift a 200 lb. flooring machine onto atrailer, drive it to a jobsite, unload it, take itup two flights of stairs, and complete aflooring job without ever risking injury? Bychoosing machines designed with safety inmind. Continue reading >DESIGNING SAFETYINTO SURFACEPREPARATIONBy Connie Hardy, ForConstructionPros03/26/2024Copyright: Canva ProArchitecture firm billings continued todecline in February, with an AIA/DeltekArchitecture Billings Index (ABI) score of49.5 for the month. However, February’sscore marks the most modest easing inbillings since July 2023 and suggests thatthe recent slowdown may be receding.“There are indicators this month thatbusiness conditions at firms may finallybegin to pick up in the coming months.Inquiries into new projects grew at theirfastest pace since November, and the valueof newly signed design contracts increasedat their fastest pace... Continue reading >ARCHITECTURE FIRMBILLINGS SEE MODESTEASING IN FEBRUARYBy AIA, BDC Network03/26/2024ORACLE, GOOGLE ANDMETA LEAD DATACENTERCONSTRUCTION SURGEBy Sebastian Obando, ConstructionDive03/26/2024Dive Brief:Data center construction continues toboom across the United States, as majorhyperscalers add more massive projectsto their pipelines this year... Continue reading >

DENVER (March 24, 2024) —ConstructReach, a construction industryworkforce development initiative andconsultancy, will host an “I built this!” eventin partnership with Procore Technologies onApril 9 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at theStockyards Event Center. With constructionunderway next door, local high schoolstudents are invited to observe and learnmore about the construction industry.Students will be able to participate in work-based learning through a variety of activitiesled by general contractors and constructionprofessionals. Students will also be able toconnect with industry experts to discussinternships, career opportunities, andscholarships available in the constructionsector. Continue reading >CONSTRUCTREACHHOSTS WORK-BASEDLEARNING INITIATIVETO CONNECT STUDENTSWITH CONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRYOPPORTUNITIESBy Staff, Construction Business Owner03/24/2024Labor’s Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration announced it was replacingtraditional hardhats for its employees withANSI-Z89.1-certified Type II safety helmetswhen they work on sites. But somecontractors had been requiring the moreprotective helmets for at least some of theirworkers since 2015. Continue reading >48BUILTENVIRONMENTANTI-CONCUSSIONTECHNOLOGY: THEHELMET ON YOUR HEADBy Jeff Yoders, ENR03/26/2024Type II helmets like the Studson modelshave padding and shock-absorbingtechnology to protect against side, back andfront impacts from slips and falls.In December, the U.S. Department of CONSTRUCTION COSTS2024By BNI Building News, DesignCostData03/26/2024The housing market is still down butshowing some signs of a rebound in the next24 months. Once interest rates start comingdown watch for a pent up demand to fuelthe market. Overall housing is down 8 to10%. Commercial construction continues tobe another story, with virtually all sectorsup in double digits. Hotels andmanufacturing are leading, with increases of25% and 75%, respectively. Clearly, theinfrastructure program is really kicking in.Contractors and designers are reportingbacklogs – this is a good time to be inconstruction.CONSTRUCTION MATERIALSMaterial prices are both up and down, butinflation seems to be ebbing. The onesticking point is that even though we seeprice stabilization and not so much runawayinflation, we also notice that the massiveprice increases seem to have “stuck”. Whilewe don’t wish for deflation, we also see theneed for price stabilization. Oil was movingin a downward... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

50FEATURED TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS$10,390,000CONTRUCTION REPORTER PROJECTSADDITIONS /RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEADDITIONS /RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEVENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESVENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONLEARN MORE > LEARN MORE > LEARN MORE >BUILTENVIRONMENT

51VIEW >$3,600,000ESTIMATED COSTPROJECT INFOSCOPE:Remodel and upgrade environmental systems tomeet new ADA, energy life safety and buildingcodes. Renovate and upgrade the exisitinginfrastructure. OWNER:Santa Fe County Purchasing Dept 102 Grand AveSanta Fe NM 87504Bid Date/Time: 04/4/2024 - 02:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 0Memo Count: 0Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:New Project / First ReportProject Type: Additions / Renovations / UpgradeCategory: Federal / State / MunicipalPublic Funding: YesBid Security: 5% Bid BondMandatory Pre-Bid Meeting03/14/2024 - 10:00 AMDistrict Attorney Office Complex327 Sandoval StreetSanta Fe, NM 87501DISTRICTATTORNEYOFFICECOMPLEXRENOVATIONDISTRICTATTORNEYOFFICECOMPLEXRENOVATION(505) 992-9864 BUILTENVIRONMENTARCHITECT:Lloyd & Associates Architects321 West San FranciscoStreet Suite ASanta Fe NM 87501(505) 988-9789

52$6,790,000ESTIMATED COSTA/EPROFESSIONALDESIGN TOWDIEHM ATHLETICFACILITYRENOVATIONA/EPROFESSIONALDESIGN TOWDIEHM ATHLETICFACILITYRENOVATIONVIEW PROJECT >OWNER:University of New Mexico (UNM)(505) 277-20361700 Lomas NE Ste 2600Albuquerque NM 87106PROJECT INFO:Bid Date/Time: 04/19/2024 - 04:00pm MSTPhase: BiddingStage: ActiveProject Type: Vendor / Professional ServicesCategory: EducationPublic Funding: YesSCOPE:Plan, design, construct, purchase,renovate, and equip student athletespaces, including a room for the footballteam, in the Tow Diehm athletic facility atthe University of New Mexico inAlbuquerque, NMThe team room envisioned will seat122 athletes with room for wheelchairor loose seating, along with standingroom in the back. Access from themain building and the team lockers isnecessary. Access directly outside tothe athlete’s mall & practice fields isalso preferred.In summary the team room is 2,381interior square feet with additional sitework to accommodate the footprintand access. A second building additionof 2,076 sf is needed to replace loststrength training area. Lastly, Internalrenovations account for another 9,415sf of adjacent work.BUILTENVIRONMENT

53FEATUREDPRE-BID PROJECTWork could begin later this spring on apark in Farmington that will featurefacilities geared for disabled children.To be located at 317 W. Apache Street ina mostly residential part of the city...CONTINUE READING >PLANS ADVANCINGFOR UNIQUEACCESSIBLE PARKAND RECREATIONAREA INFARMINGTONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 03/18/2024PROJECT INFORMATION:Estimated Cost: Not Available Stage: Conceptual / No DesignStatus: New Project / EditorialProject Type: Site Work / Non-BuildingCategory: Parks / RecreationPublic Funding: YesVIEW >BUILTENVIRONMENT

55NEW MEXICOACTIVE PROJECTS56575861ADDITIONS/ RENOVATIONS / UPGRADEDEMOLITION / ABATEMENTMATERIAL / EQUIP / SERVICE /INSTALLSITE WORK / NON-BUILDING60NEW CONSTRUCTIONBUILTENVIRONMENT

56ADDITIONS/RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEBROWNFIELDS CLEANUP PROJECT(ASBESTOS ABATEMENT)VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: The County of Grant owns the former Detention Center and has been coordinating local assessment andcleanup efforts. In 2023, the County was awarded a Brownfields Cleanup Subgrant from the New MexicoEnvironment Department to perform abatement of asbestos-containing materials through September 30,2024.Proposed activities must meet federal and state requirements, and costs will need to be allocated toseparate funding sources, as appropriate. Coordination among the County, the New Mexico EnvironmentDepartment, EPA, and others will be required.BUILTENVIRONMENT

57DEMOLITION /ABATEMENTCONSTRUCTION SERVICESDEMOLITION- REBUILD 46 PUBLICRENTAL UNITSVIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: Construction Services for Demolition and Rebuild of Public Rental Housing Units in Ojo Amarillo, NM TheNavajo Housing Authority (NHA) (hereinafter called the "Owner") invites all Licensed General Contractorsto bid on the Construction Services for Demolition and Rebuild of Public Rental Housing Units. BUILTENVIRONMENT

58MATERIAL /EQUIP / SERVICE /INSTALLCRAFCO MASTICMATERIAL, PLEXI-MELT/MASTIC ONE,MULTI-TERM CONTRACTVIEW PROJECT >TRAFFIC ASSETMANAGEMENTSOFTWARESCOPE OF WORK: The successful Offeror(“Contractor”) shall providesome or all the followingservices. All items necessary forthe successful delivery ofServices may not be included inthe proposed Scope of Servicesherein. Offerors are expected toidentify and highlight in theirProposal any deviations...VIEW PROJECT >MECHANICALTRASH AND DEBRISREMOVAL FROMFLOOD CONTROLFACILITIES 2024SCOPE OF WORK: This specification is intended toprovide the requirements forstorm sewer cleaning includingall work associated with theremoval and disposal of foreignmaterial from the principlespillway conduits, storm sewerlines, drop inlets, water quality...VIEW PROJECT >CES-TRUCK BODIESSCOPE OF WORK: 1. The Contractor isresponsibility to keep current allrequired New Mexico MotorVehicle Division licensingrequirements during the term ofthe contract, and to furnishlicense copies at any time onrequest by CES, its Members orParticipating Entities...VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: The City of Farmington is requesting bids for a multiterm contract for Crafco Mastic Material, PlexiMelt/Mastic One or approved equal product...BUILTENVIRONMENT

59FIREARMSMAINTENANCESCOPE OF WORK: New Mexico Department ofGame and Fish (NMDGF) islooking to establish an ITB for avendor to develop an agencyprice agreement for FirearmsMaintenance.VIEW PROJECT >RE-BIDLUBRICANTS FORTHE CITY OFGALLUP MULTI-TERM CONTRACTSCOPE OF WORK: The City of Gallup, NM isseeking to enter into a multi-term contract for the purchaseof lubricants. This contract willprovide the City with a reliablesupplier of lubricants to meetthe maintenance needs...VIEW PROJECT >INTEGRATED PESTMANAGEMENTSERVICESSCOPE OF WORK: The Alamogordo Public Schoolsis requesting competitive sealedproposals for district wideIntegrated Pest ManagementServices.VIEW PROJECT >CES-TRAILERSSCOPE OF WORK: CES is seeking proposals fromOfferor(s) who have theexperience and can offer thetrailers and services listedthroughout this RFP, which canbe configured and equipped tomeet individual CES Members...VIEW PROJECT >CES-SPECIALTYCLEANING-RELATEDSERVICES-JANITORIAL, HVAC-DUCT, FIRE-WATER-OTHER DISASTERSCOPE OF WORK: Cooperative EducationalServices (CES), on behalf of itscurrent and future Members andParticipating Entities locatedthroughout New Mexico...VIEW PROJECT >CES-MRO BUILDINGMATERIALS,SUPPLIES, TOOLS,EQUIPMENT ANDRELATEDSCOPE OF WORK: CES is seeking vendors toprovide current and future CESmembers and participatingentities throughout the State ofNew Mexico with multipleproduct lines of MRO building,materials, hardware, suppliesand tools...VIEW PROJECT >BUILTENVIRONMENT

60NEWCONSTRUCTIONBUILTENVIRONMENTNANCY LOPEZ ESGENERAL CONTRACTORVIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: Construction of a new Nancy Lopez Elementary.

61SITE WORK /NON-BUILDINGFAIRGROUNDSLIVESTOCK STALLS ANDCOVERINGSVIEW PROJECT >SOUTHSIDE WATERRECLAMATIONPLANT (SWRP)OUTFALLRESTORATIONPROJECTSCOPE OF WORK: The SWRP Outfall RestorationProject is a floodplainrestoration project that createsand improves up to 11 acres offloodplain habitat upstream anddownstream of the existing,Albuquerque Bernalillo County...VIEW PROJECT >HELICOPTERPARKING AREAACCESS ROAD ANDFUTURE HANGARGRADINGSCOPE OF WORK: To construct a helicopterparking area for the airport,construct an access road to thehelicopter parking area, andgrade for future hangars.VIEW PROJECT >ARROYO HONDOSEGMENTS #2 & #3SCOPE OF WORK: The work will include 10-feetwide concrete sidewalks 6-inchdepth, earthwork, erosioncontrol, rock gravity walls, oneprefabricated steel truss bridgeincluding drilled shaftfoundations, seeding and trailsigns. Segment 2 construct a1.2-mile-long concrete multi-usetrail connecting the existing...VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: Site grading, prefabricated livestock stallsconstruction, pre-manufactured metal buildingstructures and roofs, concrete footings, water andlighting for the Fairgrounds Livestock Stalls andCoverings.BUILTENVIRONMENT

63NEW MEXICOPOST-BID PROJECTSBUILTENVIRONMENT646566ADDITIONS/ RENOVATIONS / UPGRADENEW CONSTRUCTIONSITE WORK / NON-BUILDING

64ADDITIONS /RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEADA BUILDING RENOVATIONS FOR ALL ABILITIESRESTROOMVIEW PROJECT >ORIGINAL ESTIMATED COST: $580,160.00CONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $660,767.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsBUILTENVIRONMENT

65NEWCONSTRUCTIONMCGEE PARK NEWWELDING SHOPVIEW PROJECT >NMSU-AG STUDENTLEARNING CENTERVIEW PROJECT >RE-BID #2 OF AGGIEMEMORIALOPERATIONSCENTERVIEW PROJECT >DESIGN BID BUILDFY23 CONSTRUCTINTEGRATION LABVIEW PROJECT >CONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $6,403,001.002 Low | $6,698,413.003 Low |$6,766,324.00*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award details*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award details*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $517,000.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | dollar amount notavailable BUILTENVIRONMENTCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $12,025,500.002 Low | $12,339,000.003 Low |$13,012,000.00

66SITE WORK /NON-BUILDINGPAVEMENTREPLACEMENT PHASE 3PROJECTVIEW PROJECT >SUNSET CHANNEL IMPROVEMENTSPROJECTVIEW PROJECT >CONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $757,671.002 Low | $839,751.003 Low |$995,885.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $2,682,515.002 Low | $3,613,884.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsBUILTENVIRONMENT

NEW MEXICOWAGE DETERMINATIONSMARCH 18TH - 22ND 202467BERNALILLO COUNTYCHAVES COUNTY686969696970DE BACA COUNTYDONA ANA COUNTYEDDY COUNTYLEA COUNTYSAN JUAN COUNTYSAN MIGUEL COUNTY7171727272SANDOVAL COUNTYSANTA FE COUNTYSOCORRO COUNTYBUILTENVIRONMENT

68WAGE DETERMINATIONSMARCH 18TH - 22ND 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-24-1064-A CAP COOP SB 2024 Bernalillo County Vincent Bartholdi 3/22/2024 BE-24-1058-A Large Diameter Valve ReplacementPhase 3 Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water UtilityAuthority Jane Rael 3/22/2024 BE-24-1055-A Brasier Wearing Course Overlay I-40 New Mexico Department ofTransportation Ricky Matteson 3/22/2024 BE-24-1051-B MacArthur ES HVAC Controls Upgrade Albuquerque Public Schools Tony Sparks 3/21/2024 BE-24-1050-A Cochiti ES Site Improvements Albuquerque Public Schools Denise Hammer 3/21/2024 BE-24-1049-A Monte Vista Site Improvements Albuquerque Public Schools Denise Hammer 3/21/2024 BE-24-1043-B Valley Area Command RTUReplacement City of Albuquerque Joseph Griego 3/21/2024 BE-24-1042-A Concrete and fencing work a PHLL Bernalillo County Lori Frank 3/21/2024 BE-24-1041-A Highland High School ARPA- SecurityImprovements Albuquerque Public Schools Mildred Ortiz 3/21/2024 BE-24-1037-B Chiller #2 demolition UNM Hospital Thomas Soltero 3/20/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

69WAGE DETERMINATIONSMARCH 18TH - 22ND 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-24-1061-A Hobson Road Nova Chip City of Roswell Louis Najar 3/22/2024 DB-24-1028-B Bosque Redondo Tanks Department of Cultural Affairs Robert Aragon 3/20/2024 DA-24-1040-A Calle de Picacho Reconstruction Town of Mesilla Rani Bush 3/21/2024 DA-24-1047-B GADSDEN HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARYCARPET REPLACEMENT - PO232405125 Gadsden Independent School District SHANE SMYTHE 3/21/2024 DA-24-1036-A Palms Building Generator Dona Ana County Michael Garza 3/20/2024 DA-24-1008-A Abeyta Pond Construction Dona Ana County Michael Garza 3/19/2024 DA-24-1011-A Boutz Forcemain Pre & PostConstruction Work City of Las Cruces Fernando Ortiz 3/19/2024 ED-24-1053-A Artesia Public Works Transfer Station-Fencing County of Eddy Ashley Lujan 3/22/2024 ED-24-1052-A Loving Transfer Station- Fencing County of Eddy Ashley Lujan 3/22/2024 ED-24-1039-A Cemetery Expansion Project City of Carlsbad Matt Fletcher 3/21/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

70WAGE DETERMINATIONSMARCH 18TH - 22ND 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-24-1019-A CN 2104490 New Mexico Department ofTransportation Pauline Martinez 3/19/2024 ED-24-1000-A Jones Street Drainage Project County of Eddy Ashley Lujan 3/18/2024 ED-24-1016-A Happy Valley Park- Irrigation and DirtWork County of Eddy Ashley Lujan 3/18/2024 ED-24-1015-A Happy Valley Park- Concrete Slap County of Eddy Ashley Lujan 3/18/2024 ED-24-0996-A West Loop- Lea Street intersectionlighting County of Eddy Ashley Lujan 3/18/2024 ED-24-1001-A North Canal Bypass- Lighting County of Eddy Ashley Lujan 3/18/2024 ED-24-1014-A Happy Valley Park-Electrical work County of Eddy Ashley Lujan 3/18/2024 LE-24-1034-H REC Fund PO 76308 NM Energy, Minerals, and NaturalResources Department Ramona Marcus 3/20/2024 LE-24-1033-A Washington Heights Head Start 22404450CES KCB CITY OF HOBBS SHELLY RAULSTON 3/20/2024 LE-24-1032-B Fairgrounds Zia Building roof renovationCES 236069 KES Lea County Kelli Ferguson 3/20/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

71WAGE DETERMINATIONSMARCH 18TH - 22ND 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 LE-24-1031-B Fairgrounds Yucca Building RoofRenovation CES 236070 KES Lea County Kelli Ferguson 3/20/2024 LE-24-1025-B Replace Boilers at Will Rogers ES -Honeywell - 9132400444 MAF Hobbs Municipal Schools Gene Strickland 3/20/2024 LE-24-1005-A Jal Transmission Line DesignServices-Phase 2 City of Jal Desiree Lopez 3/18/2024 LE-24-1004-A Jal Transmission Line DesignServices-Phase 1 City of Jal Desiree Lopez 3/18/2024 SJ-24-1056-B AHS 600 BLDG HVAC Aztec Municipal School District 2 Duwana Valdez 3/22/2024 SJ-24-1048-B Library Restoration Stone and StuccoWork 24-157372 City of Farmington Christina Lazenby 3/21/2024 SJ-24-1046-B Ladera ES Restroom Remodel - JaynesCorp - P108824 MAF Farmington Municipal Schools Lisa Eaker 3/21/2024 SJ-24-1003-A Randolph Ave 8in Water LineReplacement City of Farmington Kelli Sandoval 3/18/2024 SM-24-1035-A 2022-2023 LGRF Road Projects San Miguel County Melinda Gonzales 3/20/2024 SM-24-1006-B Las Vegas Camp Luna ReadinessCenter LED Upgrade NM DEPARTMENT OF MILITARYAFFAIRS Sid Thomas 3/18/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

72WAGE DETERMINATIONSMARCH 18TH - 22ND 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 SA-24-1007-B Rio Rancho Readiness Center LEDUpgrade NM DEPARTMENT OF MILITARYAFFAIRS Sid Thomas 3/18/2024 SA-24-0995-B District wide camera installations2024-2444 BH Cuba Independent School District Rhiannon Chavez 3/18/2024 SF-24-1045-B Riot Control and Bullet ResistantFilm on Windows Santa Fe County Amanda Patterson-Sanchez 3/21/2024 SF-24-1044-A Agua Fria Wastewater Phase II Santa Fe County Amanda Patterson-Sanchez 3/21/2024 SF-24-1023-A Palace Ave Mill & Fill CITY OF SANTA FE Kody Keelin 3/20/2024 SO-24-1038-B Convention Center (Auditorium) CESP0025572 KES New Mexico Institute of Mining &Technology Kimela Miller 3/20/2024 SO-24-0989-B La Promesa Elementary securityfilm 2024-2645 BH Belen Consolidated Schools Donna Butler 3/18/2024 SO-24-0983-A I-25 Guardrail Replacement Phase2 New Mexico Department ofTransportation Shelly May 3/18/2024 BUILTENVIRONMENT

73COMMERCIAL LIENSBERNALILLO COUNTYDOCUMENTNUMBERLIENRECORDEDDATEGRANTORGRANTEE2024018553Subdivision CAVALIER Lot 57 Subdivision CAVALIER Lot 58 03/21/202401:14:22 PM RODRIGUEZ GILBERT ROCKETMAN PLBG 2024018093Subdivision EL DORADO CTR Parcel: B1 03/19/202404:33:59 PMHINKLE GENE ECAVALRY CONST LLC AMERICAN RESTORATIONWATER & FIRE 2024018024Subdivision VOLCANO CLIFFS 1 Lot 19 03/19/202402:33:30 PMOBREY ELLEN MSOUTHALL ENTRPS LLC SERVPRO NORTHWEST ALBQ 2024018021Subdivision MONTE LARGO HILLS Lot 68 03/19/202402:33:30 PM LAW SUSAN SOUTHALL ENTRPS LLC SERVPRO NORTHWEST ALBQ 2024017544Subdivision ROEHLS GARDENS Lot 1Block 2 PORT 03/18/202411:31:13 AM ADKIHARI BIJENA AMERICAN SERVICE IND LLC A 1 SEWER & DRAIN BUILTENVIRONMENT

REAL ESTATECOLORADO HISTORY GROUP FUNDSEFFORT TO DOCUMENT FAMOUS GREENBOOK DESTINATION SITESFLAGSTAFF HOUSINGFLAGSTAFF MAY SOON SEECONSTRUCTION OF TWOAFFORDABLE HOUSINGPROJECTSFAILEDAUCTIONTAOS VALLEY RANCH YET TO SELLRENT INCREASESTHE 5 US CITIES WHERE RENTSARE FALLING THE MOST MIGHTCOME AS A HUGE SURPRISEBUILTENVIRONMENT

75AFFILIATESFEATURED COMPANY76899091PROPERTIES FOR SALEREAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS NEW MEXICO NEWS82FEMA: HERMIT’S PEAK/CALF CANYONFIRE VICTIMS CAN NOW APPEAL FINALCOMPENSATION AMOUNT >82SANTA FE'S FIRST EVER SAFE OUTDOORSPACE OPENING DELAYED >82SOON-TO-OPEN PALLET SHELTERCOMMUNITY AIMS TO OFFER A PATHTO STABILITY >82TAOS VALLEY RANCH YET TO SELL >83SOUTHWEST NEWS85FLAGSTAFF MAY SOON SEECONSTRUCTION OF TWO AFFORDABLEHOUSING PROJECTS >85INEXPENSIVE DINING, PLENTY OF PARKSAND MUSEUMS MAKE EL PASO BESTSTAYCATION, STUDY SAYS >86ARIZONA RANKS THIRD MOSTAFFORDABLE STATE TO LIVE, DESPITEHIGHER HOUSING COSTS >86NATIONAL NEWS87COLORADO HISTORY GROUP FUNDSEFFORT TO DOCUMENT FAMOUSGREEN BOOK DESTINATION SITES >87HOME SALES IN U.S. DOWN 3 PERCENTANNUALLY IN FEBRUARY >88COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INDUSTRYON HIGH ALERT FOR SIGNS OF STRESSIN MULTIFAMILY >88REAL ESTATE HOMEPAGE84BUILTENVIRONMENTFEDERAL LEGISLATION SEEKS TOIMPROVE REFORESTATION EFFORTSAFTER FIRES >83‘PIONEER SPIRIT’ GETS CATRONCOUNTY THROUGH POWER OUTAGE >83FIRE SEASON STARTS IN VALENCIACOUNTY >84HERITAGE ADDS TO SANTA FEPORTFOLIO; NOB HILL VENUE NEARSDEBUT >84

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77LEASINGPERSPECTIVES:MAXIMIZING THERIGHT SPACE INTHE RIGHTLOCATIONThe office market across the U.S. continues toadjust and adapt to an environment in whichworkers bring a new perspective about theirideal work setting, and companies areadjusting to new remote work practices post-pandemic. The companies that win the battlefor talent in 2024 are likely the ones that payclose attention to creating workplaces thatappeal to workers by focusing on finding theright space in the right location. Morefrequently, that involves space that is notdated or functionally obsolete. In short,buildings that deliver modern amenities,functionality, and efficiency. CONTINUE READING >SIOR EVENTCALENDARMAY 2023MONDAY MAY 6TH2024 SPRING EVENT - CLICK HERECopyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENT

79OFFICE SECTORQUESTIONS AREBEGINNING TOFIND ANSWERSFor the office sector, 2023 left lingeringquestions amid record underperformance invacancy and net absorption. While there stillmay be a long way to go, Colliers’ Office MarketOutlook report offered some hope, includingnearly a third of markets experiencing positiveabsorption in the fourth quarter and askingrates, by and large, continuing to rise.Michael Lirtzman, the CRE company’s US headof Office Agency Leasing, sees a complexpicture in the fundamentals and an outlook thatseems to finally answer some of the questionssurrounding the sector.A Dive into the Fundamentals“Higher quality assets are continuing tooutperform their less desirable and olderpeers,” Lirtzman says. “Rental rates keepincreasing, but at a slower pace than the pastseveral quarters.”Although negative absorption persists,available sublease space is “finally beginning torecede.” From second to fourth quarters, thetotal available sublease space fell nearly 5% to233.3 million square feet.CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENT

80WESTERNSTATES TAKEUP PERMITREFORMNAIOP members know that the procurementof a local permit is a fundamental andessential part of commercial real estatedevelopment in providing communities withproperties for people to live, work and play.However, local permitting processes vary andtoo often become unnecessarily delayed.These variations and delays lead touncertainties that affect the development’scompletion, the financing structure, theretention of contractors, resources andequipment, and, ultimately, the cost for theowner, tenant and end-user.Because of this, NAIOP chapters across theU.S. are using Georgia’s legislation as atemplate in advocating for reforms that bringpredictability, consistency and transparencyto the local permitting processes within theirrespective states. Key features of the state’sreforms include:All local jurisdictions must publish thetime frame for review, and therequirements for a permitting applicationto be deemed complete;The fee charged for the permit must berelated to the cost of approving a permitand not a revenue source for othergovernment services and programs;Jurisdictions must notify an applicantwithin five days of submitting anapplication if it is deemed complete, andthen make a decision within 30 days;CONTINUE READING >NAIOP EVENTCALENDARMARCH - APRIL 2024Copyright: Canva ProTHURSDAY APRIL 4TH7:30 AM - 9:00 AM: RRRT – MAYOR(S) ROUNDTABLE - CLICK HEREBUILTENVIRONMENTTHURSDAY MARCH 28TH5:30 PM - 7:30 PM: DEVELOPING LEADERS HAPPY HOUR – FLOCKOF MOONS - CLICK HERE

81SBA EVENT CALENDARAPRIL 2024THURSDAY APRIL 4TH5:30 PM - 8:00 PM: EARLY-STAGE BUSINESS BOOT CAMP -POPLAR BLUFF - CLICK HERETUESDAY: U.S. SMALLBUSINESSADMINISTRATION TOCONVENE THIRDANNUAL WOMEN’SBUSINESS SUMMITWASHINGTON – The U.S. Small BusinessAdministration (SBA) will hold its third annualWomen’s Business Summit on March 26. The one-day, live-streamed summit will feature expertpanels, fireside chats, and entrepreneurs’ ownvoices to help women-owned small businessesbuild, scale, and grow. The summit will be held incollaboration with the National Women’s BusinessCouncil and is co-sponsored by the NasdaqEntrepreneurial Center and the Association ofWomen’s Business Centers.Additional speakers and schedule details will beannounced at a later date. In its first two years, more than 37,000participants have participated in the SBA’sWomen’s Business Summit, which highlightsresources and offerings by the SBA and itspartners. The 2023 Women’s Business Summitfeatured remarks from President Joe Biden...CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENT

SANTA FE, N.M. — People filing claimsrelated to the Hermit’s Peak/Calf CanyonFire can now appeal if they disagree withthe final compensation amount.This applies to anyone who filed a claimseeking compensation for injury and lossesresulting from the largest wildfire in NewMexico history – and subsequent flooding.They can appeal if they disagree with thecompensation amount identified in theirfinal Letter of Determination. Continue reading >FEMA: HERMIT’SPEAK/CALF CANYONFIRE VICTIMS CAN NOWAPPEAL FINALCOMPENSATIONAMOUNTBy Jonathan Field, KOB03/26/2024SANTA FE, N.M. —A church is stepping up to create the firstsafe outdoor space in Santa Fe.It's a pilot program to combat the city'shomeless problem.The shelter community will placed at ChristLutheran Church and is set to open earlynext week."The first one is always the hardest," saidAlan Webber, the mayor of Santa Fe. Continue reading >82BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSNEW MEXICOSANTA FE'S FIRST EVERSAFE OUTDOOR SPACEOPENING DELAYEDBy Andres Valle, KOAT03/25/2024SOON-TO-OPEN PALLETSHELTER COMMUNITYAIMS TO OFFER A PATHTO STABILITYBy Carina Julig, Santa Fe New Mexican03/25/2024A light snow fell over the crowd of dozenswho gathered at midday Monday for thegrand opening of a new shelter communityat Christ Lutheran Church.“Welcome to spring... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

The Taos Valley Ranch appears to be stuckin limbo after a sealed bid auction failed todrum up a ready buyer. The auction wasoriginally slated to close Jan. 25, but wasextended by a month.’Previously called the Blackstone Ranch, the190-acre property, was once part of thelarger McCarthy Ranch. The pasture andbuildings, including a 27-room conferencecenter or hotel that's advertised as a mainhouse in the real estate... Continue reading >TAOS VALLEY RANCHYET TO SELLBy Geoffrey Plant, Taos News03/21/2024why many of us live in Catron County,”Loren Cushman, Catron County Manager,said. “I would like to personally thank all thepeople who volunteered.”Socorro Electric Co-op director ofcommunications, Jerrid Williams, said theareas affected included Datil, Quemado,Quemado Lake and Fence Lake, which wereout of power ranging from 65 to 86 hours.Pie Town was out of power for about 14hours. Continue reading >83BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva Pro‘PIONEER SPIRIT’ GETSCATRON COUNTYTHROUGH POWEROUTAGEBy Jessica Carranza, El Defensor Chieftain03/21/2024A winter storm that left residents in CatronCounty without electricity for several daystriggered the county to declare a disaster;yet also showed the true character of thecommunity.“We came together in that pioneer spirit,that’s for sure, and that’s one of the reasons FEDERAL LEGISLATIONSEEKS TO IMPROVEREFORESTATIONEFFORTS AFTER FIRESBy Hannah Grover, New Mexico Political Report03/22/2024A New Mexico congresswoman hopes newlegislation will improve fire recovery effortsfollowing the most devastating wildfire instate history.U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, aDemocrat representing the state’s 3rdCongressional District, to sponsored theSeedlings for Sustainable HabitatRestoration Act, which she said wasprompted by the Hermits Peak/Calf CanyonFire.She discussed this legislation on Wednesdayduring a House Committee on NaturalResources’ Subcommittee on Federal Landsmeeting. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

84BUILTENVIRONMENTFIRE SEASON STARTS INVALENCIA COUNTYBy Julia M. Dendinger, Valencia County News Bulletin03/21/2024Although spring has just barely begun, firepersonnel across Valencia County arealready into fire season and responding towildland fires. Valencia County Fire Chief Matt Propp saidthe beginning of fire season is typicallywhen higher fire behavior risk can beanticipated due to increasing temperaturesand winds and decreasing humidity. “Conditions that basically makes anopportunity for rapidly progressing fires,particularly in areas with brush, grass andtrees,” Propp said. “As we get into summer,the hot winds dry up ground fuels superquick. So now we... Continue reading >HERITAGE ADDS TOSANTA FE PORTFOLIO;NOB HILL VENUE NEARSDEBUTBy Meagan Nichols, Albuquerque Business First03/20/2024A mixed-use property in Downtown SantaFe was just purchased by one of NewMexico’s most well-known real estatecompanies.The property, which totals nearly 135,000square feet and is located at 125 LincolnAve. and 150 Washington Ave., is now partof the Heritage Real Estate Companyportfolio. Florida-based CTO Realty GrowthInc. was the seller and Tom Jenkins,qualifying broker with REA Real EstateAdvisors, represented CTO in the deal. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

85BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSSOUTHWESTConstruction could begin next spring ona much-anticipated project that couldresult in new affordable housing optionsin downtown Flagstaff.FLAGSTAFF MAYSOON SEECONSTRUCTION OFTWO AFFORDABLEHOUSING PROJECTSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 03/21/2024Copyright: Canva ProTwo separate groups, the Catholic CharitiesHousing for Hope, and the Foundation forSenior Living, have been working and planningtogether for the most part of a decade to buildthe project at 320 N. Humphreys Street.That site is in a neighborhood of well-established older residences and is currentlythe home to a former Catholic school whichwould be demolished to make way for the newbuildings.One part of the site, under the auspices of theCatholic Charities program, will see thebuilding of around 65 units. The second half,belonging to the Foundation, will have a total of70 units.Plans for the project were first presented to theFlagstaff City Council in 2021. It was thenanticipated that work could launch sometime inthe summer of 2022. A lack of funding,however, forestalled that timeline.Now an official with the Catholic Charitiesprogram has announced that that elusivefunding may at last be within reach: "We'refeeling pretty good about where we are," SteveCapobres, executive director with theCharities' Housing for Hope, remarked to theArizona Daily Sun.The earlier released plans for the twin projectsenvisioned two separate structures with fourfloors each, a variety of unit sizes, and buildingsbearing a modern architectural design.

86BUILTENVIRONMENTEl Paso is the top city in the United Statesfor a low-cost staycation, according to a newstudy. It is also one of six Texas cities thatmade the ranking, with Fort Worth comingin second.Continue reading >INEXPENSIVE DINING,PLENTY OF PARKS ANDMUSEUMS MAKE ELPASO BESTSTAYCATION, STUDYSAYSBy Maria Cortes Gonzalez, El Paso Times03/26/2024Arizona is the third most affordable state tolive in, despite near-record home prices andrents.USA TODAY Homefront looked at the costof living by state and ranked Arizona at No.3, with a typical cost of living of $47,805 fora resident. That puts the state behind Utahand Tennessee for the most affordablestates to live in.Continue reading >ARIZONA RANKS THIRDMOST AFFORDABLESTATE TO LIVE, DESPITEHIGHER HOUSINGCOSTSBy Catherine Reagor, AZ Central03/26/2024Copyright: Canva ProCHINO VALLEY, Ariz. - March 26, 2024 -PRLog -- Trust for Public Land, inpartnership with Arizona State Parks andTrails (ASPT), Yavapai County, NatureConservancy, and Town of Chino Valley, isexcited to announce the protection of 734acres that is now owned by ASPT. A newstate park will not only connect folks to theoutdoors but will protect Sullivan Lake atthe start of the Verde River, enable theextension of the Peavine NationalRecreation Trail from Prescott to the river,and preserve history of great importance toArizona.Continue reading >TRUST FOR PUBLICLAND AND PARTNERSHELP SECURE LAND FORARIZONA'S NEWESTSTATE PARKBy Connections Marketing & Communications, PRLOG03/26/2024

87BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSNATIONALThe Green Book for black travelers was anextraordinary running series of publicationsthat for 30 years listed the hotels, motels,restaurants, boarding houses, and variousdifferent businesses that black people in anera of often rigidly imposed segregationcould safely patronize.Issued between 1936 and 1966 thepublication, also called the Negro Travelers’Green Book, was specifically designed togive the “Negro traveler information thatwill keep him from running into difficultiesand embarrassments and to make his tripmore enjoyable.”COLORADO HISTORYGROUP FUNDS EFFORTTO DOCUMENT FAMOUSGREEN BOOKDESTINATION SITESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 03/22/2024Copyright: Canva ProCount Basie and Duke Ellington, amongother prominent musicians, may havefronted two of the most successfulorchestras in their cross-country travels,but they always made sure to have a copy ofthe Green Book on their bus just to be onthe safe side.Now the City of La Junta, Colorado isputting together a survey that will focus on“resources connected to Green Book travel”as part of a larger effort to preservehistorically significant properties.To that end, the city has just received a$25,000 grant from group History Coloradoin its effort to identify historically importantresources and properties.“Surveys and design guidelines like the onesfunded in this round of grants are vitalbuilding blocks for historic preservationacross the state,” Patrick Eidman, the chiefpreservation officer of History Colorado,said in a statement.The City of Carbondale has similarlyreceived a $25,000 grant to updatepreservation design guidelines for its OldTown, which is populated for the most partwith structures built between 1879 and1920. Many of those structures, accordingto History Colorado, run the architecturaldesign span from “Queen Anne and shinglestyles to later forms embodied in theFoursquare, Classic, Cottage, Bungalow, andCraftsman styles.” Continues >

88BUILTENVIRONMENTA final $25,000 is heading to the City ofNorthglenn to help fund a survey plan thatwill “guide the community’s futurepreservation efforts,” and in the processpinpoint structures of historic importance.Such documentation serves as a necessarypreliminary for local governments seekingprivate and public funding to both preserveand upgrade historic structures.Yet Home Sales Jumped 9 Percent Month-Over-Month From January's DismalNumbersAccording to the National Association ofRealtors, U.S. existing-home sales climbed inFebruary 2024. Among the four major U.S.regions, sales jumped in the West, South andMidwest, and were unchanged in theNortheast. Year-over-year, sales declined inall regions.Continue reading >Potential trouble brewing in a sector thathas been viewed as relatively bulletproofmultifamily is concerning. But while stress isvery much real, industry participants arequick to point out that the overallfoundation for multifamily remains strong.“The cracks that we’re seeing are notstructural; they’re superficial,” says VincentDiSalvo, chief investment officer at KingbirdInvestment Management, a family officeinvestment firm specializing in multifamily.Continue reading >COMMERCIAL REALESTATE INDUSTRY ONHIGH ALERT FOR SIGNSOF STRESS INMULTIFAMILYBy Beth Mattson-Teig, UrbanLand03/14/2024HOME SALES IN U.S.DOWN 3 PERCENTANNUALLY INFEBRUARYBy WPJ Staff03/22/2024Cheap rent alert: Rental prices are continuingto come down, particularly in the South.Across the country, rents fell in 29 of the 50largest metropolitan areas in February,according to a recent Realtor.com® report.That’s been a boon for tenants, many ofwhom saw big run-ups in prices over the pastfew years.“We’re seeing a lot of new [apartment]construction in the Southern region. Moreconstruction means more new supply, whichmeans lower prices,” says Realtor.com...Continue reading >THE 5 US CITIES WHERERENTS ARE FALLING THEMOST MIGHT COME ASA HUGE SURPRISEBy Clare Trapasso, New York Post03/26/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

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Imagine walking through the mall and seeingbabies everywhere you looked. It would be astrange experience in part because,naturally, a sample of the population shouldinclude people at every stage of life. Nowimagine that instead of looking at people inthe mall, you are an astronomer observinggalaxies in space. Perhaps these youngstersare not babies at all, but something differententirely. Continue reading >SLEEPINGSUPERMASSIVE BLACKHOLES AWAKENEDBRIEFLY BY SHREDDEDSTARSBy UNM Newsroom03/26/2024TOKYO, Japan: This week, Japan AerospaceExploration Agency and Mitsubishi HeavyIndustries said that in an increasinglycompetitive market dominated by Space X,they aim to forge a profitable launchbusiness with their new H3 rocket, whichmade its first successful flight last month.Continue reading >94SPACE NEWSBUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProMAKING H3 ROCKETPROFITABLE, AIM OFJAPAN'S SPACEAGENCY, MITSUBISHIBy Robert Besser, New Mexico State News.Net03/25/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

WASHINGTON — When the Pentagonreleased its $849.8 billion fiscal 2025budget request on March 11, departmentofficials were clear that they feltCongressionally imposed budget capsmeant tough choices had to be made.Continue reading >RUNNING DOWN THEPENTAGON’SUNFUNDED WISH LISTSFOR CONGRESSBy Staff, Breaking Defense 03/26/2024“By any other name…”: On namingcompetitions and outreachPublic consultation can take many forms:invited expert input, advisory committees,informal and formal “requests forinformation”—and write-in competitions.Public naming competitions are, as it turnsout, more common than not, for everythingfrom new buildings and bridges tosnowplows and street sweepers. Within thespace sector, they’ve been used to name,among other things, newly discoveredexoplanets, European Space Agencymissions to the International Space Station,and craters on Mercury.Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro95BUILTENVIRONMENT“A ROSE, BY ANY OTHERNAME”: PROPOSING ANATIONAL NAMINGCOMPETITION FOR OURLUNAR EXPLORATIONPROGRAM (PART 2)By Cody Knipfer, The Space Review03/25/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

WASHINGTON — As Astrobotic wraps upthe investigation into its first lunar landermission, the company is bringing onexperienced industry officials to help withthe development of its second, larger lander.Astrobotic announced March 21 that ithired Steve Clarke as its new vice presidentof landers and spacecraft and Frank Peri asits director of engineering. It also broughton board Mike Gazarik and Jim Reuter asadvisers.Continue reading >ASTROBOTIC HIRESSPACE INDUSTRYVETERANS TO HELPWITH GRIFFIN LANDERBy Jeff Foust, SpaceNews03/26/2024Stephen Markham grew up in Las Cruces,but his journey to become an astronomertook him from Cornell University to CalTech and then to a postdoctoral position inFrance before returning home to accept aposition at New Mexico State University asthe Tombaugh Scholar.“Steve Markham’s research on the interiorsand deep atmospheres of the giant planetsadds an exciting dimension to the previousand ongoing studies of atmosphericphenomena at the giant planet cloud topsthat have been done in the NMSUastronomy department,” said NancyChanover, astronomy professor andprincipal investigator of NASA’s PlanetaryData System Atmospheres Discipline Node,which archives all data from planetaryspacecraft missions. “Steve’s involvement inthe planning for a future mission to Uranusalso demonstrates our continued interest ingiant planet exploration.”Continue reading >96BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProNMSU TOMBAUGHSCHOLAR’S RESEARCHFOCUSES ON GIANTPLANETSBy NMSU Newsroom03/21/2024Copyright: 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 LINKS99CONSTRUCTION31Big Federal Funding For Big WastewaterFacility Project Secured For Jal, New Mexico >NEW MEXICOUniversity of New Mexico Scores Big in ThisYear's Capital Outlay Funding >Historic Taos Courthouse RenovationProject Gets New State Funding >Santa Fe County to See Multitude ofCapital Outlay Funded Facilities andInfrastructure Projects >Sandoval County Receives Nearly $45Million in Funding for a Wide Variety ofBuilding and Infrastructure Projects >Bernalillo County officials want public inputon upcoming projects >Sunport project leads to nationalengineering award >Water leak closes Bataan Building for days >Pre-leasing begins at 240-unit NortheastHeights apartment complex >On the Brinck Book Symposium bringsauthors to UNM School of Architecture +Planning >Study May Determine Future Use Of BoulderAirport >SOUTHWESTGrowing Denver Data Center DeveloperAnnounces Plans for Massive Southern ArizonaPresence >Preliminary Planning Underway for New El PasoPolice Headquarters >DHL Supply Chain-Vantage Data Centers NV11Plan Nevada Operations >‘Infrastructure academy’ coming to Austin >BUILTENVIRONMENTTruck crashes into electrical pole in Taos,causing power outage >State Land Office weighs 212-acre SouthValley bosque parcel transfer >Residents sound off on 10 speed humps onSchmittle Road >LLS approves five-year master plan forfacility improvements >Biden Proposal on Government-RegisteredApprenticeship Programs Sparks IndustryControversy >NATIONALBaltimore bridge collapses after powerlesscargo ship rams into support column; 6presumed dead >Pittsburgh light rail to kick off $150M in upgrades >Big Jet Expands Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,Operations >Turner Wins $134M Contract for West PointFootball Stadium >New Apartment Towers Crowd the Jersey CitySkyline >Chrysler Museum of Art’s newly expanded PerryGlass Studio will display the art of glassmaking >Washington County Courthouse Restoration:Nashville, Illinois >Rosie the Riveter Trust Launches 2024 RosieCertification for Gender Equity in Construction >

00100BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION47Architecture firm billings see modesteasing in February >TRENDSDesigning Safety Into Surface Preparation >Architecture firm billings see modesteasing in February >ConstructReach Hosts Work-BasedLearning Initiative to Connect Students WithConstruction Industry Opportunities >Construction Costs 2024 >Anti-Concussion Technology: The Helmeton Your Head >REAL ESTATE82FEMA: Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon Firevictims can now appeal finalcompensation amount >NEW MEXICOSanta Fe's first ever Safe Outdoor Spaceopening delayed >Soon-to-open Pallet shelter communityaims to offer a path to stability >Taos Valley Ranch yet to sell >Federal legislation seeks to improvereforestation efforts after fires >‘Pioneer Spirit’ gets Catron County throughpower outage >Fire season starts in Valencia County >Heritage adds to Santa Fe portfolio; Nob Hillvenue nears debut >REAL ESTATE85Flagstaff May Soon See Construction of TwoAffordable Housing ProjectsSOUTHWESTInexpensive dining, plenty of parks andmuseums make El Paso best staycation, studysays >Arizona ranks third most affordable state to live,despite higher housing costs >Trust for Public Land and Partners Help SecureLand for Arizona's Newest State Park >Colorado History Group Funds Effort toDocument Famous Green Book Destination Sites >NATIONALHome Sales in U.S. Down 3 Percent Annually inFebruary >Commercial Real Estate Industry on High Alertfor Signs of Stress in Multifamily >The 5 US cities where rents are falling the mostmight come as a huge surprise >SPACE INDUSTRY94Sleeping supermassive black holes awakenedbriefly by shredded stars >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALMaking H3 rocket profitable, aim of Japan'sspace agency, Mitsubishi >“A rose, by any other name”: Proposing anational naming competition for our lunarexploration program (part 2) >Running down the Pentagon’s unfunded wishlists for Congress >Astrobotic hires space industry veterans to helpwith Griffin lander >NMSU Tombaugh Scholar’s research focuses ongiant planets >WEEDFEED102NM Cannabis Control Division RecallsConcentrates Sold At Got Greens, IssuesConsumer Health, Safety Advisory >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALOrganigram ‘assessing options’ afterunfavorable ruling on cannabis edibles >

00101BUILTENVIRONMENTLEGISLATION103Bosque Farms Clerk/Administrator VernonAbeita resigns position >NEW MEXICONew dashboard tracks Bidenadministration spending in NM >New Mexico’s Elections Ranked NumberOne In Nation >Governor announces judicialappointments >Legislative Council votes to movemodernization plan forward >US DOT awards $54M in SMART grants tolocal governments >New Mexico laws going into effect in spring >Republicans seek to limit nationalmonument designations >Environmental Protection Agency's GoodNeighbor Plan May Soon Get SupremeCourt Hearing >NATIONALNew Social Security Head Vows to ChangeOverpayment Policies >After Weekend of CongressionalSkirmishing, Biden Signs Massive $1.2 TrillionBudget Bill >Biden touts Arizona as America’s ‘future’ asgovernment invests $8.5 billion inchipmaker Intel >Pennsylvania county joins other localgovernments in suing oil industry overclimate change >ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGN111A Call to Action to Design ‘Future-Ready’Buildings >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALRenovation restores century-old BrooklynParamount Theater to its original use >How 3D Milling and Advanced DataCapture Can Save Your Serious PavingHeadaches >VENDORS / SUPPLIERS112Owl’s Head Alloys Plans Clay County, Mississippi,Operations >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALAt the Panama Canal: Booking slots open up ata waterway on the mend >Wood Wizardry in Oregon: Innovation Raises theRoof for PDX Terminal >Eastern Metal Building Products acquires SuperStud Building Products >Volvo CE Unveils L180 3-Pass Rehandler >ENERGY INDUSTRY114Energy Department Announces New SchoolEnergy Upgrade Funding >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALA global gold rush for buried hydrogen isunderway — as hype builds over its cleanenergy potential >Oil Prices Under Pressure As U.S. Crude OilInventories Climb >Public comment still sought on proposed NMGas Company rate increase >DOE Targets $475M to Reuse Mine Sites for BigClean Energy Projects >115

NEW MEXICO WEEDFEEDNM CANNABISCONTROL DIVISIONRECALLSCONCENTRATES SOLDAT GOT GREENS, ISSUESCONSUMER HEALTH,SAFETY ADVISORYBy Carol A. Clark, Los Alamos Daily Post03/25/2024SANTA FE — The Cannabis Control Division(CCD) of the New Mexico Regulation andLicensing Department is issuing a consumerhealth and safety advisory due to theidentification of contaminated cannabisconcentrates (shatter, dabs, wax, etc.) thattested positive for a prohibited pesticide.Continue reading >Health Canada has concluded thatOrganigram Holdings’ Edison Jolts lozengecannabis products should be classified asedibles rather than extracts.The decision – announced in a late Fridaynews release – is a blow to the Canadiancannabis producer because extracts of thisnature are potentially a much morelucrative product than edibles under HealthCanada’s classification system foringestibles.Continue reading >102BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProORGANIGRAM‘ASSESSING OPTIONS’AFTER UNFAVORABLERULING ON CANNABISEDIBLESBy MJBizDaily Staff03/25/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

103The office of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishamhas released an online tool the public canuse to track how Biden administrationdollars are being spent across the state. Itslaunch coincides with President Joe Bidensecuring his party’s nomination as thegovernor campaigns for his reelection.Continue reading >NEW DASHBOARDTRACKS BIDENADMINISTRATIONSPENDING IN NMBy Nash Jones, Taos News03/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProBOSQUE FARMS — It was a brief andsomewhat tumultuous ride for the newestvillage of Bosque Farms clerk/administrator. Nine months after taking the position,Vernon Abeita has tendered his resignationas the village’s top administrator. “I feel, at this time, it is in the best interestfor myself and my family that I resign myappointed position …” Abeita wrote in hisletter of resignation addressed to BosqueFarms Mayor Pro Tem Ronita Wood onWednesday, March 13. Continue reading >NEW MEXICOLEGISLATIONBUILTENVIRONMENTBOSQUE FARMSCLERK/ADMINISTRATOR VERNON ABEITARESIGNS POSITIONBy Julia M. Dendginer, Valencia County News-Bulletin03/21/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

104STATE News:Prestigious Non-Partisan RankingMeasures ElectionPerformance in EachStateSANTA FE – New Mexico’s elections havebeen ranked best in the nation by theprestigious Elections Performance Index(EPI), a project of the MassachusettsInstitute of Technology’s (MIT) ElectionData and Science Lab described as “a non-partisan, objective measure of U.S. electionadministration.”Continue reading >NEW MEXICO’SELECTIONS RANKEDNUMBER ONE IN NATIONBy Carol A. Clark, Los Alamos Daily Post03/25/2024Copyright: Canva ProSANTA FE – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham onMonday announced two additional judicialappointments.Gov. Lujan Grisham selected Denise Thomasto fill the judicial vacancy at the FirstJudicial District Court in Santa Fe, andTimothy Rose for the vacant seat at theTenth Judicial District Court in Tucumcari.The appointments follow the retirement ofthe Honorable Judge Sylvia LaMar and theHonorable Judge Albert J. Mitchell, Jr.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTGOVERNORANNOUNCES JUDICIALAPPOINTMENTSBy Office of the Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham03/25/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

105Dive Brief:The U.S. DOT disbursed $54 million inannual funding for a grant program thatwill improve transportation efficiencyand safety, and has applications forbuilders, the agency announced onMarch 14.The DOT’s Strengthening Mobility andRevolutionizing Transportation, orSMART grants program, which wentinto effect in FY2022, will spread moneyto 34 projects in 22 states, the Districtof Columbia and Puerto Rico, per theagency. It was established by the $1.2trillion Infrastructure Investment andJobs Act, and sets aside $100 millionappropriated annually through 2026.Continue reading >US DOT AWARDS $54MIN SMART GRANTS TOLOCAL GOVERNMENTSBy Matthew Thibault, ConstructionDive03/25/2024Copyright: Canva proMar. 25—Efforts to modernize the state'scitizen Legislature are moving forward.Members of the Legislative Council voted 9-3 on Monday to approve a study plan thatcould provide recommendations that wouldalter the workings of the Legislature,including hiring staff and providing regionaloffices for lawmakers.The Legislative Council, composed ofmembers of the Legislature, helps overseeservices and resources for both the stateHouse of Representatives and Senate.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTLEGISLATIVE COUNCILVOTES TO MOVEMODERNIZATION PLANFORWARDBy Robert Nott, The Santa Fe New Mexican, Yahoo! News03/25/2024Copyright: Canva pro

106SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – In 2024, statelawmakers passed a handful of new lawsthat will impact the state. Some key laws aregoing into effect this spring.Lawmakers recently approved a wide rangeof bills, from gun-related regulations toadjusted requirements students must meetto graduate high school. Many of those newlaws go into effect on May 15.Continue reading >NEW MEXICO LAWSGOING INTO EFFECT INSPRINGBy Curtis Seggara, KRQE News03/26/2024Copyright: Canva ProRepublican-backed legislation in the U.S.Congress would make it harder for thegovernment to designate new nationalmonuments. The proposed Congressional Oversight ofthe Antiquities Act, sponsored by Rep.Mariannette Miller-Meeks, R-Iowa, wouldeliminate the presidential authority todesignate national monuments on publiclands without the approval of Congress.That approval would have to come within sixmonths of the designation or possibly evenearlier if Congress’ session ends first. If thedesignation does not get support fromCongress, no lands within its boundariescould be included in future monumentdesignations for 25 years.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTREPUBLICANS SEEK TOLIMIT NATIONALMONUMENTDESIGNATIONSBy Hannah Grover, New Mexico Political Report03/25/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

107BUILTENVIRONMENTNATIONALLEGISLATIONThe U.S. Supreme Court may issue adecision sometime this summer blockingan Environmental Protection Agency planthat has aroused the ire of a number ofstates.Nearly a decade ago that agencyannounced what was called the GoodNeighbor Plan designed to reducedownwind ozone pollution in nearly twodozen states.Last year, the agency said it was issuingthe final version of that plan, declaringthat its enactment will "significantly cutsmog-forming nitrogen oxide pollutionfrom power plans and other industrialfacilities."ENVIRONMENTALPROTECTIONAGENCY'S GOODNEIGHBOR PLAN MAYSOON GET SUPREMECOURT HEARINGBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment03/27/2024Copyright: Canva pro"We know air pollution doesn't stop at thestate line," Michael Regan, EPA Administrator,said at the time of the plan's final version.But state compliance with the plan has been asometime thing, with only 11 states thus farresponding with comprehensive initiatives,and 21 states failing to propose any change intheir emissions.Some of the recalcitrance has been due tocosts. Notes an essay published earlier thismonth by the National Conference of StateLegislatures: "The federal plans direct states tooptimize the use of existing controls in powerplants, install commonly used controls inpower plants and other smaller sources ofozone, and use an emissions trading system."A report released in January by theCongressional Research Service notes thatlitigants have complained that the GoodNeighbor Plan would impose complianceburdens while "destabilizing electricitygeneration and power grids, interruptingnatural gas supplies, and impeding statesovereignty." Thus far, Indiana, Ohio, and West Virginia havegone to court, asking for an emergency stay ofthe Good Neighbor Plan. As it now stands short of a higher court ruling,the EPA is reqiring that all of the states inquestion must be in compliance with the planby no later than May 1, 2026.

108The new head of the Social SecurityAdministration is promising to dowhat he can to end the agency’soverpayment penalty practices.Appearing before the Senate SpecialCommittee on Aging, Martin O’Malleyexpressed his opposition to previouspolicies and said he was determined toimplement changes in order to“address the injustice that we do toreal people who through no fault oftheir own find themselves to have100% of their benefits that they liveon intercepted.”Instead, only 10% of a person’smonthly check will be retrieved whena Social Security recipient fails torespond to an overpayment notice,rather than seizing the person’s entiremonthly payment.NEW SOCIALSECURITY HEADVOWS TO CHANGEOVERPAYMENTPOLICIESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter03/22/2024Copyright: Canva ProO’Malley, the former Governor of Maryland andMayor of Baltimore, noted that Congress requiresthe Social Security Agency to make every effort torecover what are called “overpaid benefits.”“But doing so without regard to the largerpurpose of the program can result in graveinjustices to individuals,” he remarked, whilereferencing elderly people who have lost theirhomes or been put in “dire financial straits” whentheir payments are suddenly discontinued.“Innocent people can be badly hurt,” O’Malleycontinued. “And these injustices shock our sharedsense of equity and good conscience asAmericans.”Besides reducing the repayment obligations to10% of a check, said O’Malley, the agency will nowimpose repayment plans that could stretch out to60 months.“Finally,” said O’Malley, “we will be making itmuch easier for overpaid beneficiaries to requesta waiver of repayment, in the event that theybelieve themselves to have been without any faultand/or without the ability to repay.”In larger comments, O’Malley revealed that theSSA this year will serve 7 million additionalbeneficiaries, “with about 7,000 few full-timepermanent staff” as compared to a decade ago.While staffing has increased to around 60,000 asof the end of last year, which O’Malleycharacterized as “still historically low,” he addednonetheless that it was “better than the roughly56,000 at the end of the prior year.”In confirmation hearings last year to become thenew SSA head, O’Malley said he hoped to work onthe agency’s challenges in a bi-partisan mannerwith Congress. Referencing his years as a mayor,O’Malley remarked: “I learned there is noDemocrat or Republican way to fill a pothole.”BUILTENVIRONMENT

109Half a dozen bills providing funding for theDepartments of Defense, Labor, and Healthand Human Services, among other agencies,have been signed into law by PresidentBiden.In what is an overall $1.2 trillion budgetdeal, members of Congress effectively heldoff the latest threat of a governmentshutdown, with Biden noting: "Thisagreement represents a compromise, whichmeans neither side got everything itwanted."A statement from the White Housedeclared: "Because obligations of federalfunds are incurred and tracked on a dailybasis, agencies will not shut down and maycontinue their normal operations."The Congressional action comes at the endof a months-long process of stopgapspending measures and intense debate. Inthe end, the House approved the finalmeasure by a 286 to 134 vote. In the Senate,the 74 members approved the package, with24 voting in the opposition.Although a majority of the Republicancaucus in the House voted against themeasure, Speaker Mike Johnson describedthe measure as "the best achievableoutcome in a divided government."The bill approves an $824.5 billion budgetfor the Defense Department, above itscurrent $796 billion.AFTER WEEKEND OFCONGRESSIONALSKIRMISHING, BIDENSIGNS MASSIVE $1.2TRILLION BUDGET BILLBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 03/25/2024Copyright: Canva proOther details: the budget for theDepartment of Homeland Security wasapproved for $61.8 billion, while nearly $20billion is heading to the Customs and BorderProtection agency.The new budget for the Internal RevenueService will remain at the current $12.3billion level. Nearly $240 million wasapproved for the National Flood InsuranceFund, thus keeping alive the National FloodInsurance Program.All of the Senate members from Arizona,Colorado, and New Mexico voted in favor ofthe budget, with the exception of DemocratMichael Bennet of Colorado. Bennet said heopposed the legislation "because it failed toinclude any financial support for Ukraine."BUILTENVIRONMENT

110CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) — President JoeBiden on Wednesday celebrated anagreement to provide Intel with up to $8.5billion in direct funding and $11 billion inloans for computer chip plants around thecountry, talking up the investment in thepolitical battleground state of Arizona andcalling it a way of “bringing the future backto America.”Continue reading >BIDEN TOUTS ARIZONAAS AMERICA’S ‘FUTURE’AS GOVERNMENTINVESTS $8.5 BILLION INCHIPMAKER INTELBy Josh Boak and Seung Min Kim, AP News03/20/2024Copyright: Canva ProA large suburban Philadelphia county hasjoined dozens of other local governmentsaround the country in suing the oil industry,asserting that major oil producerssystematically deceived the public abouttheir role in accelerating global warming.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProPENNSYLVANIACOUNTY JOINS OTHERLOCAL GOVERNMENTSIN SUING OIL INDUSTRYOVER CLIMATE CHANGEBy Michael Rubinkam, Associated Press, KRQE News03/26/2024

111The renovation of the iconic BrooklynParamount Theater restored the building toits original purpose as a movie theater andmusic performance venue. Long IslandUniversity had acquired the venue in the1960s and repurposed it as the school’sbasketball court.Continue reading >RENOVATION RESTORESCENTURY-OLDBROOKLYNPARAMOUNT THEATERTO ITS ORIGINAL USEBy Peter Fabris, Building Design + Construction03/26/2024Copyright: Canva proAn IMAX movie that recently opened, calledCities of the Future, is the secondcollaboration of famed IMAX director GregMacGillivray and the American Society ofCivil Engineers. Now playing in 18 U.S.cities, the movie imagines the future ofbuilding technology through a city calledMega City 2070. Continue reading >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGNBUILTENVIRONMENTA CALL TO ACTION TODESIGN ‘FUTURE-READY’ BUILDINGSBy Janice L. Tuchman, ENR03/25/2024FCP: Help me understand the qualitative orquantitative improvement this has overprevious generations? Kevin Garcia (Trimble): What roadworksdoes though, is it migrates to the to thenewer platform, which is Android based.What's really cool about it as we're sittinghere in this Trimble-slash-B2W booth is, youcan be running B2W software and machinecontrol software at the same time.Continue reading >HOW 3D MILLING ANDADVANCED DATACAPTURE CAN SAVEYOUR SERIOUS PAVINGHEADACHESBy Brandon Noel, For Construction Pros03/25/2024

112Visitors to the Panama Canal’s MirafloresLocks would have little indication somethingis amiss. The sun glistens on the water,which appears plentiful in the locks. Ships,carrying everything from containers topetroleum, await their turn. It’s an elegantdance — gates open, tugs pull the ship, wateris pumped out and away the vessel goes.Continue reading >AT THE PANAMACANAL: BOOKINGSLOTS OPEN UP AT AWATERWAY ON THEMENDBy Shefali Kapadia, SupplyChainDive03/25/2024Copyright: Canva ProOwl’s Head Alloys, an aluminum processingcompany, plans to establish operations inClay County, Mississippi. The $29.245million project is expected to create 68 jobs. Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO & NATIONALVENDORS / SUPPLIERSOWL’S HEAD ALLOYSPLANS CLAY COUNTY,MISSISSIPPI,OPERATIONSBy Staff, Area Development News Desk03/25/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

113Drones, self-propelled modular transportersand a curtain wall that really does hang offthe roof like a curtain are all notabletechnologies that made installing an 18-million-lb timber roof possible at PortlandInternational Airport. Of equal weight is theemphasis on full-scale sourcing of thetimber and representing the PacificNorthwest’s residents, history andgeography.Continue reading >WOOD WIZARDRY INOREGON: INNOVATIONRAISES THE ROOF FORPDX TERMINALBy Aileen Cho, ENR03/21/2024Eastern Metal Building Products LLC—based in Londonderry, N.H., and owner ofEastern Metal Framing LLC (EB Metal U.S.)—acquired Super Stud Building ProductsInc., based in Edison, N.J. The acquisitionincludes Super Stud’s affiliates: GalaxyMetal Products, DragonBoard USA, andFroMar Structural Wall Panel System.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProEASTERN METALBUILDING PRODUCTSACQUIRES SUPER STUDBUILDING PRODUCTSBy Staff, Metal Construction News03/25/2024Volvo Construction Equipment hasshowcased the L180 3-Pass Rehandler forloading, material transfer and transportingon construction sites. The company took theL180H, swapped in larger 875/65 R29 tiresand a long boom, added a rehandlingcounterweight and created a new truck-loading variation called the L180 3-PassRehandler.Continue reading >VOLVO CE UNVEILS L1803-PASS REHANDLERBy Volvo Construction Equipment 03/25/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

114In an ongoing effort to increase the energyefficiency of public school buildings acrossthe country, the Department of Energy hasannounced support funding availability tothe tune of $180 million. In announcing the 2024 Renew America'sSchool initiative, Jennifer Granholm,Secretary of Energy, remarked: "There'snothing more critical than investing in thehealth and education of our nation'schildren."The awards will focus on school heating andcooling system upgrades, lighting projects,and the use of renewable energytechnologies.ENERGY DEPARTMENTANNOUNCES NEWSCHOOL ENERGYUPGRADE FUNDINGBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 03/21/2024Copyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO & NATIONALENERGY INDUSTRYCopyright: Canva ProAccording to an Energy Department pressrelease, schools or school districts applyingfor grant funding are encouraged to submitproposals "across a portfolio of ten or moreschool facilities."Those facilities, in turn, may be located inone or more school districts."Competitors submitting proposals shouldbe organizations or teams with the capacityto aggregate and manage projects across aportfolio," the release continues.Last year the program awarded upwards of$178 million for nearly one hundred schoolfacilities located in 22 states.Of those awarded, four were located in theWest: the Carlo School District in Carlo,Montana; the Kane County School Districtin Kanab, Utah; the St. Maries SchoolDistrict in St. Maries, Idaho; and theWinnett Public School District in Winnett,Montana.The Energy Department has announced thatit is additionally encouraging partnershipsbetween school districts and industryexperts designed to create "stakeholdersupport networks that can provide districtsearlier, more targeted assistance, help thembuild internal expertise, and providepathways to additional funding."Submission deadline for grant applications isset for June 13.

115Crude oil inventories in the United Statesrose this week by 9.337 million barrels forthe week ending March 22, according to TheAmerican Petroleum Institute (API). The APIreported a 1.519-million-barrel drop incrude inventories in the week prior.Continue reading >OIL PRICES UNDERPRESSURE AS U.S.CRUDE OIL INVENTORIESCLIMBBy Julianne Geiger, Oil Price.com03/26/2024Copyright: Canva ProA global gold rush is underway for a long-overlooked resource that advocates saycould play a significant role in the shift awayfrom fossil fuels.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTA GLOBAL GOLD RUSHFOR BURIED HYDROGENIS UNDERWAY — ASHYPE BUILDS OVER ITSCLEAN ENERGYPOTENTIALBy Sam Meredith, CNBC03/26/2024Copyright: Canva Pro

116New Mexico’s largest natural gas providerwants to raise prices for the more than540,000 people who rely on its service toheat their homes or businesses.Thursday, the Public RegulationCommission opened its meeting for publiccomment on the New Mexico Gas Companyproposal to increase the cost of its gasservice. It was a blip in the meeting; no onetestified in person or remotely.Continue reading >PUBLIC COMMENT STILLSOUGHT ON PROPOSEDNM GAS COMPANYRATE INCREASEBy Austin Fisher, Source NM03/22/2024 Copyright: Canva ProAt the site of a former coal mine inAppalachian Kentucky, the proposed $1.3-billion Lewis Ridge Project would repurposethe site with a 287-MW pumped storagehydropower facility. State Gov. AndyBeshear (D) says the project would createjobs and generate enough energy to powerclose to 67,000 homes.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTDOE TARGETS $475M TOREUSE MINE SITES FORBIG CLEAN ENERGYPROJECTSBy James Leggate, ENR03/22/2024

117118NEW MEXICONATIONAL INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION REPORTER WEEKLY STATISTICSBUILTENVIRONMENT119120121

118NEW MEXICO OUTDO OR REC REATIO N DIVI S ION’S FY24OUT D OOR EQ UITY; FUNDIN G REAC HES $3 .7 MIL LIONNEW MEXICOSTATISTICSBUILTENVIRONMENTNM's Outdoor Equity Funddistributed $3.7M in FY24, reachingnearly 9,000 youths. It emphasizesequitable outdoor access, blendingstewardship with cultural respect,and impacts on the local outdooreconomy.OVERVIEWJOSH CUTLER, THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT SOURCE: New Mexico Outdoor RecreationDivisionSURVEY BY: New Mexico Outdoor RecreationDivisionPUBLISHED BY: New Mexico Economic DevelopmentDepartment SOURCE LINK: CLICK HERERELEASE DATE: March 20th, 2024ALAMEDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ($40,000, BERNALILLO COUNTY) ANCESTRAL LANDS CONSERVATION CORPS. ($40,000,BERNALILLO COUNTY)CATRON COUNTY ($9,096.28, CATRON COUNTY)CLOVIS MUNICIPAL SCHOOLS - IACADEMY ($9,565.95,CURRY COUNTY) COBRE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT ($10,000, GRANT COUNTY)CONTINENTAL DIVIDE TRAIL COALITION ($15,000, BERNALILLOCOUNTY) EARTH CARE ($40,000, SANTA FE COUNTY) EARTH'S BIRTHDAY PROJECT ($40,000, SANDOVAL COUNTY) HORSIN' AROUND THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER ($20,000,VALENCIA COUNTY) IMPACT OUTDOORS ($40,000, GUADALUPE COUNTY) KERES CHILDREN'S LEARNING CENTER (KCLC) ($40,000,SANDOVAL COUNTY) KIDS IN NEED OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES ($5,000, GRANTCOUNTY) LA PLAZITA INSTITUTE (LPI) ($40,000, BERNALILLO COUNTY) LA SEMILLA FOOD CENTER ($40,000, DONA ANA COUNTY) LOCALOGY ($40,000, TAOS COUNTY) MESA PRIETA PETROGLYPH PROJECT ($40,000, RIO ARRIBA COUNTY)MOUNTAIN CENTER ($40,000, SANTA FE COUNTY) NACA INSPIRED SCHOOLS NETWORK (NISN) ($40,000,BERNALILLO COUNTY)OTHER ($426,480)

January 2024 December 2023January 2023 December 20220500,0001,000,0001,500,0002,000,0002,500,0003,000,0003,500,000QuantityValue119U . S . S T E E L I M P O R T SNATIONALSTATISTICSBUILTENVIRONMENTU.S. steel imports in January 2024 were 2.3million metric tons ($2.9B), fluctuating fromDecember 2023 and dropping in value fromJanuary 2023, highlighting global tradevolatility.OVERVIEWJOSH CUTLER, THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT SOURCE: United States Census BureauSURVEY BY: United States Census BureauPUBLISHED BY: United States Census BureauSOURCE LINK: CLICK HERERELEASE DATE: March 7th, 2024

Total (all items) Food Core Inflation (total less food, less energy)United StatesUnited KingdomJapanItalyGermanyFranceCanadaOCED - Total0.00%2.00%4.00%6.00%8.00%10.00%120O E C D I N F L A T I O N D I P S T O 5 . 4 %INTERNATIONALSTATISTICSBUILTENVIRONMENTIn November 2023, OECD inflation fell to5.4%, marking a continuing decline. Coreinflation also decreased to 6.3%. While foodinflation slowed, energy inflation variedsignificantly across countries. G7 and Euroarea inflation rates also dropped.OVERVIEWJOSH CUTLER, THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT SOURCE: The Organization for EconomicCooperation and Development (OECD)SURVEY BY: OECDPUBLISHED BY: OECDSOURCE LINK: CLICK HERERELEASE DATE: January 11th, 2024

LOCATIONPROJECTS BIDDINGTOTAL ESTIMATED COSTNORTHERN NEW MEXICO88$168,444,839.00SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO34$64,892,632.00COLORADO12n/aOUTSIDE ADJACENT46$44,048,573.00TOTAL180$277,386,044CURRENTLY BIDDING PROJECTS121PROJECT STATISTICSPROVIDED BY CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLANROOM >TOP THREE MOST VIEWEDPROJECTS THIS WEEK2024-1497 Taos Regional Airport >2024-1983 Nancy Lopez ES General Contractor >2024-1404 Controlled Warehouse-Phase 2 Civil, Concreteand Site Utility Pkg >BUILTENVIRONMENT

Bernalillo Co., NMCENTRAL NM MOUNTAINAUTO/TIRE CENTERASKING PRICE: $450,000GROSS REVENUE: $1,727,000CASH FLOW: $140,0000REAL ESTATE: $500,000Business DescriptionThis successful Automotive and Tire center has been inbusiness since 1984 and managed by current owners sincethe ‘90s. Total revenues for 2023 topped $1,725,000, with sellerdiscretionary earnings of 8.09%. This business is an excellentcandidate for a strategic expansion of an established autorepair company and would also be ideal for anowner/operator considering their first purchase. Onepossibility for future expansion could be increased emphasison roadside assistance and service. As one of the fewestablished shops in the area, the business has shownsteady growth over the past few years, including growth inthe 2020 and 2021 Covid years when many businessesstruggled. It topped 6 % a year growth in both FY 2022 and2023.122BUSINESS FOR SALEVIEW BUSINESSLISTING >BUILTENVIRONMENT

123PERMITNUMBER(CLICK TO VIEW)PERMIT LOCATIONISSUE &EXPIRATION DATEPERMITOWNERTOTALSQ. FEETBUILDINGCONTRACTORBP-2024-07206111 COORS BLVD NWMarch 19, 2024 - Sep 19, 2024Ross Dress For Less26,987STOUT BUILDINGCONTRACTORS LLCWORK DESCRIPTION: Renovating an existing department store for a DD's discounts store. Minor exterior renovation. Added new egress doors. Patching existingfaçade and repainting. Interior remodel has new interior walls with all new interior finishes. New plumbing and lighting. Existing storefront vestibule will remain.ESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2024-093118001 WYOMING BLVD NEMarch 19, 2024 - Sep 19, 2024Bobby & Jessica Montoya3,148AIC GENERALCONTRACTORS, INC.Treveston ElliottArchitectWORK DESCRIPTION: Tenant Improvement with change of occupancy from B to A-3. Existing 3,148 sq.ft. building to gym (A-3). Alteration level 3. MinorElectrical (remove circuits in demolished walls) , no HVAC work, no plumbing except relocation of existing mop sink and water heater.ESTIMATED COST: N/AALBUQUERQUE BUILDING PERMITSMARCH 18TH - 22ND 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-2024-069164620 Jefferson Ln NEMarch 19, 2024 - Sep 19, 2024Douglas Heller1,287INSIGHTCONSTRUCTION, LLCMULLEN HELLERARCHITECTUREWORK DESCRIPTION: FAST TRAX - Interior renovation of an existing dental office.ESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2024-063284201 LOMAS BLVD NEMarch 20, 2024 - Sep 20, 2024Barbara Maloni3,000LASER CONSTRUCTIONWORK DESCRIPTION: commercial CHANGE OF USE from a retail store to a food service establishment; alterations include adding one bathroom (one is existing),updating plumbing for food service equipment, updating electrical for food service equipment, finishing walls and floors per code requirementsESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2024-04343 7425 Jefferson St NE March 20, 2024 - Sep 20, 2024douglas heller44,978KLINGERCONSTRUCTORS LLC MULLEN HELLERARCHITECTUREWORK DESCRIPTION: Commercial – Alteration Level 3 / Tennent Improvement – Interior Renovation 2 Story Office Spaces & Improve Shell Space to OpenOffice Area / NM MFA OfficeESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2024-014021015 INDIAN SCHOOLRD NWMarch 22, 2024 - Sep 22, 2024Sonia Vinajeras-Gallegos18,560JAYNES CORPORATIONSMPC ARCHITECTSWORK DESCRIPTION: Tenant improvements of a shell retail building for a market (grocery store). All work is interior except for roof mounted equipment.ESTIMATED COST: N/A

124BUILTENVIRONMENTBP-2023-498885650 UNIVERSITY BLVD SEMarch 20, 2024 - Mar 25, 2025ABQ Studios Expansion50,000MODULUS ARCHITECTS, INC WILGER ENTERPRISES INCWORK DESCRIPTION: Foundation only fast traxx permit for a new warehouse buildingESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2023-485735201 HAWKING DR SEMarch 19, 2024 - Mar 19, 2025Kairos Power30,813GREENBOXARCHITECTURE KLINGERCONSTRUCTORS LLCWORK DESCRIPTION: Interior improvement of the existing MS Building. New office and breakroom spaces resulting in 813 additional SF.ESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2023-373872801 EUBANK BLVD NEMarch 18, 2024 - Sep 18, 2024Courtney Elder1,900RADIX CONSTRUCTION INC. SMC SOLUTIONSWORK DESCRIPTION:INTERIOR TENANT REMODEL TO EXISTING PROPERTY. EXISTING USE ANDOWNERSHIP TO REMAIN. ALTERATIONS TO PAINT, ARTWORK, ANDFURNITURE. NEW FRONT BAR AND BACK BAR, CASEWORK, ANDEQUIPMENT LAYOUT. NEW FINISHES THROUGHOUT. ALTERATIONS TOWORK ROOM, BAR, AND CAFE LAYOUT, AND CEILING DESIGN. MINOREXTERIOR SITE WORK INCLUDING RELOCATING DRIVE-THRU SIGNAGE,ALTERATIONS TO EXTERIOR FURNITURE, AND UPDATING EXTERIORLIGHTING.ESTIMATED COST: N/A

125Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalAB Boiler Vertical Transport PERMITNUMBER(CLICK TO VIEW)PERMIT LOCATIONISSUE &EXPIRATION DATEPERMITOWNERBUILDINGCONTRACTORGP-2024-099871401 PENNSYLVANIA ST NEMar 19, 2024 - Sep 19, 2024MCC LtdMCC LLCWork Description: Entirely remove stucco guard shack structure, including footer wall beneath the structure, from second entrance & terminate electrical feed to plumbing supply.This will include demolition of the entire structure.TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE: $9,800.00GP-2024-0729810820 COMANCHE RD NEMar 18, 2024 - Sep 18, 2024Cheryl ArmstrongCabezon Roofing LLCWork Description: Remove existing metal roof and install underlayment and new 26 GA steel standing seam roofing.TOTAL CONTRACT VALUE: $40,409.00ALBUQUERQUE COMMERICAL PERMITSBUILTENVIRONMENTPP-2024-102515900 MENAUL BLVD NEMar 20, 2024 - Sep 20, 2024David DykesCOMPLETE FIREPROTECTION LLCWork Description: Installation of wet pipe fire sprinkler system.PP-2024-102493901 MONTGOMERY BLVD NEMar 20, 2024 - Mar 20, 2025Sunchase ApartmemtsDEPENDABLE PLUMBING LLCWork Description: Replaced non functioning water heaterPP-2024-102484620 JEFFERSON LA NEMar 20, 2024 - Mar 26, 2025Douglas HellerINSIGHT CONSTRUCTION, LLC MULLEN HELLERARCHITECTUREWork Description: adding 4 dental sinks and 24 medical gas linesPP-2024-1015357 COORS BLVD NWMar 19, 2024 - Mar 19, 2025Chris EscobarNEW-TEX FIREPROTECTION SYSTEMS LLCWork Description: Add new wet pipe fire sprinkler system, 1-RP backflowPP-2024-10151457 COORS BLVD NWMar 19, 2024 - Mar 19, 2025Chris EscobarNEW-TEX FIREPROTECTION SYSTEMS LLCWork Description: Wet pipe fire sprinkler system, 1-RP backflowPP-2024-10147457 COORS BLVD NWMar 19, 2024 - Mar 19, 2025Chris EscobarNEW-TEX FIREPROTECTION SYSTEMS LLCWork Description: Wet pipe fire sprinkler system, 1-RP backflowPP-2024-100666000 CORTADERIA ST NEMar 19, 2024 - Mar 20, 2025Chris MunozB & D INDUSTRIES INCWork Description: new water heater installation unit 3817

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