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00BUILTENVIRONMENT04ASIA EXHIBIT AT BIOPARKCOMPLETES CONSTRUCTIONPHASE ANDNEARS OPENING TARGETAn Asiatic world with uniquely created activityfeatures for animals, amid several industry setbacks,is soon to be released at the Albuquerque BioPark. The Asia Exhibit at the Albuquerque BioPark has usedfunds from New Mexico’s Gross Receipts Tax todevelop and engineer inventive features for the pasttwo years and is now undergoing post constructionpunch-lists, according to Bradbury Stamm ProjectEngineer Dante Gonzales. “There are a lot of technical loose ends that alwayscome with these zoo projects, is what we’ve learned.Especially in speaking with our consultants who workspecifically on zoos,” said Gonzalez.Gonzalez said that the exhibit has certificates ofoccupancy and is in post construction inspection witha cost to date of $31.3 million and a total of 560requests for information. By Dane Vaughn, The Built Environment08/09/2023Requests for information or RFIs are documentedcommunications between contractors, designers andvendors to clarify and locate discrepanciesthroughout the building process. For example, an RFI on this project addresses thespecific size of boulders at the base of the tiger pond.A member of the design team responded to this RFI bystating that certain boulders would not be acceptableas orangutans will at some point occupy this exhibitspace and could easily pick one up. Aside from the hundreds of RFIs, Bradbury Stammalso ran into supply chain delays and a labor deficitacross all trades, said Gonzalez. “There’s a mass amount of issues with maintaining aconsistent sized crew and a quality crew who wants tokeep working across all trades,” said Gonzales. In November of 2022, The Built Environment reportedthat the estimated completion date for constructionwas May 30th, 2023. Deputy Director for the Department of Arts &Culture, Brandon Gibson, said that the opening datewould be announced soon and that the city is lookingto have a ribbon cutting event for the Asia Exhibit inearly October in an email to The Built Environment. Gonzalez illustrated the completed animalenrichment components with The Built Environment,Monday.Copyright: Courtesy of Bradbury Stamm, dated May 23rd, 2023SNEAK PEAK

05BUILTENVIRONMENTPRIMATES CAN SWING BACK ANDFORTH ON TREES SUPPLIED,ENGINEERED AND INSTALLED FORTHE EXHIBIT BY BONSAI DESIGN.THE BASES OF THE TREES AREENCASED BY KEVLAR BOOTS THATCOVER THE STEEL SOCKETS,PULLEYS AND CAR SPRINGS THATENACT MOBILITY. ACCORDING TOGONZALEZ, THE MECHANISM OFTHIS FEATURE IS UNIQUE TO THISPROJECT AND IS NOT BEINGIMPLEMENTED ANYWHERE ELSE INTHE WORLD. BONSAI DESIGN’SWEBSITE PORTFOLIO CONSISTS OFSEVERAL COMPLETED SKY-BRIDGES AND OBSTACLE COURSESTHROUGHOUT COLORADO. “THIS DESIGN FOR THAT WOBBLE TREE AS WELL AS VARIOUS OTHER ELEMENTS WITHIN THE ANIMALACTIVITY SCOPE OF THIS PROJECT EXIST ONLY HERE ON THIS PROJECT BECAUSE THEY WERERESEARCHED, DESIGNED, INSTALLED AND IMPLEMENTED UNIQUELY TO THIS PROJECT,” SAID GONZALEZ. Copyright: Courtesy of Bradbury Stamm, dated June 28th, 2023Copyright: Courtesy of Bradbury Stamm, dated June 8th, 2023

06BUILTENVIRONMENTTHIS IS ONE OF THE FOURBRIDGES THROUGHOUTTHE SITE THAT WILL BETRAVERSED BYORANGUTANS,SIAMANGS AND TIGERS.A CASE STUDYPUBLISHED BY THEJOURNAL OF APPLIEDANIMAL WELFARESCIENCE IN 2010 FOUNDTHAT ORANGUTANS ANDSIAMANGS CANCOHABITATE FREE OFCONFLICT. GONZALEZSAID THAT ALTHOUGHTHIS IS THE CASE, ALLTHREE SPECIES WILL NOTOCCUPY THE SAMEEXHIBIT SPACES AT THESAME TIME. VARIOUS ANIMALS WILL BE ENCLOSED BEHIND THESCENES WITHIN THE COMPLEX AND REMOTELYOPERATED CAGING SYSTEM MANUFACTURED BY THEOHIO BASED COMPANY, THERMEQ. THE HOLDINGFACILITY DEPICTED, WHICH IS OPERATED USINGSCABLES AND PULLIES, ENSURES THE TRANSFERENCEAND CIRCULATION OF ANIMALS FROM ONE PORTIONOF THE EXHIBIT TO THE NEXT. Copyright: Courtesy of Bradbury Stamm, dated June 11th, 2023Copyright: Courtesy of Bradbury Stamm, dated June 11th, 2023Copyright: Courtesy of Bradbury Stamm, dated June 27th, 2023

SEE WHAT THIS EXHIBIT LOOKEDLIKE LAST YEAR AND GET TOKNOW THE SUBCONTRACTORSTHAT WORKED TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE HERE:07BUILTENVIRONMENTVERTICAL PUZZLE FEEDERS,AS DEPICTED HERE, ARESTAINLESS STEELSTRUCTURES WITH OFF-SETSHELVES AND CHAMBERSDISGUISED AS TREES. ACLOCK MECHANISM FOR THEFEEDER DISTRIBUTES FOODTO THE TOP SHELVES OVER ATWELVE-HOUR PERIOD.WITHIN THAT TIME, ZOOGOERS CAN VIEW APRIMATE ACTIVATING THECHAMBERS TO RECEIVE ATREAT. HOW LONG IT WILLTAKE A PRIMATE TOSOLVE THE PUZZLE ISSTILL UNANSWERED.ANIMALS CAN ALSOATTEMPT TO UNRAVELTHE DIFFERINGHORIZONTAL PUZZLEFEEDERS AND DIP STICKFEEDERS THROUGHOUTTHE EXHIBIT SPACES. BRADBURY STAMM REPURPOSED 20OR SO CENTENARIAN COTTONWOODTREES THAT OCCUPIED THE SITE ANDHAVE PLACED THEM THROUGHOUTSECTIONS OF THE EXHIBIT. WITHSOME WEIGHING CLOSE TO 14,500POUNDS, THE COTTONWOODSDEPICTED IN THIS IMAGE AREENCIRCLING WHAT WILL BE THETIGERS’ CASCADING POOL.ACCORDING TO A STUDY FUNDED BYTHE U.S. DEPARTMENT OFAGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICETITLED A BRIEF HISTORY OF URBANTREES IN NEW MEXICO, THERE WASA MOVEMENT IN 1908 TO REMOVENATIVE COTTONWOODS INALBUQUERQUE AS FLAMMABLECLUSTERS OF SPRINGTIME COTTONBECOME DANGEROUS IN DRYCONDITIONS. VOLUME 3 ISSUE 19Copyright: Courtesy of Bradbury Stamm, dated June 11th, 2023Copyright: Courtesy of Bradbury Stamm, dated May 23rd, 2023

08BUILTENVIRONMENTIMPACTTYPEEMPLOYMENT(Job Years)EMPLOYEECOMPENSATIONLABORINCOMEVALUEADDEDIMPACT OF $31.3 MILLION SPENT IN THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARSVARIABLES & OVERVIEWSTATE: NEW MEXICOPROJECT START YEAR: 2021REPORT YEAR $ (ADJUSTS REPORT TO NEW BASE YEAR FOR INFLATION: 2023PROJECT DURATION (YEARS): 2AMOUNT: $31,300,000LINK TO CENSUS CONSTRUCTION DEFINITIONS: CLICK HERE AGC CONSTRUCTION IMPACT MODELASIA EXHIBIT PROJECT AT THE ABQ BIOPARKECONOMIC IMPACTDIRECT EFFECT284 $11,816,765GROSSOUTPUT$13,199,102 $32,668,537$16,452,953INDIRECT EFFECTINDUCED EFFECT3680$1,565,313$2,753,729$1,271,296 $3,125,301 $6,930,238$3,098,415 $5,972,495 $10,694,144TOTALEFFECTAVERAGEPER YEAR401134$16,135,807$5,378,602$17,568,812$5,856,271$25,550,749$8,516,916$50,292,951$16,764,317OVERVIEW: The economic impact of $31.3 million in Construction of new commercial structures, including farmstructures infrastructure investments on New Mexico totaled $0.1 billion in 2023 dollars. Total (direct, indirect, andinduced) employment impacts summed to 134 jobs per year, driven off direct activity, supply chain purchases, andemployee spending. RETURN TO NAVIGATION >

09BUILTENVIRONMENTRANKINDUSTRYDOLLARAMOUNTTotal Output (Sales)1Construction of new commercial structures, including farm structures$34,096,91023Wholesale tradeOwner-occupied dwellings$1,753,979$1,578,17545Real estateHospitals$1,183,845$614,05167Truck transportationArchitectural, engineering, and related services$567,557$549,0978Petroleum refineries $524,376910Wireless telecommunications carriers (except satellite)Limited-service restaurants$517,318$449,909top tenindustries impactedOVERVIEW OF ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSISEconomic benefits refer to dollars generated and distributed throughout theeconomy. Benefits may be derived from a change in business activity, policy,government spending, or other activity. This model estimates the economicbenefits from infrastructure spending using the IMPLAN input-output model.Results are disseminated in terms of direct, indirect, and induced impacts onemployment, labor income, employee compensation, value added, and output.Note that this model only examines the economic benefits--but economiccosts, which derive in large part from the sources of funding for infrastructure(e.g., taxes, personal income, prices, etc.), should also be included in thecalculus of net economic impacts. The sources of impacts that sum to economic benefits cover construction andoperating expenditures, including the off-site spending by employees and thespending on goods and services within the supply chain.The multiplier effect of spending within the supply chain, or the indirectimpact, estimates the indirect employment and earnings generated in thestudy area due to the interindustry relationships between the facility andother industries. As an example, consider a manufacturing company. The firmemploys managers, engineers, machinists, and support staff for its directmanufacturing operations. In addition, the company spends on goods andservices to support its manufacturing operations, leading to auxiliary jobs inthe community in transportation, accounting, utilities, retail goods, and so on—the indirect impact. Furthermore, employees spend earnings on goods andservices in the community, leading to jobs in retail, accounting, entertainment,and so on—the induced impact.Conceptually, the multiplier effect quantifies the economic ripple effect ofeconomic activity. This ripple effect can be positive or negative depending if acompany or industry is expanding or contracting. Multipliers are static and donot account for disruptive shifts in infrastructure without specificallyaddressing infrastructure changes.DEFINITIONSDirect Impact: Initial economic activity (e.g., sales, expenditures, employment,production, etc.) by a company or industry.Employment: Full-time and part-time workers.Gross Domestic Product (GDP): A measure of economic activity, GDP is thetotal value added by resident producers of final goods and services.Gross Output (Output): The total value of production is gross output. UnlikeGDP, gross output includes intermediate goods and services.Indirect Impact: The upstream (backward) economic activity impacted bypurchases along a company or industry supply chain.Induced Impact: Economic activity derived from workers spending theirearnings on goods and services in the economy. Labor Income: Total compensation of employees (wages and benefits) andsole proprietors (profits).Value Added: The contribution of an industry or region to total GDP, valueadded equals gross output, net of intermediate input costs.For questions regarding this model, contact Brian Lewandowski (brian.lewandowski@colorado.edu).For questions regarding IMPLAN, visit www.IMPLAN.com. Note: Model utilizes 2016 IMPLAN multipliers.AGC CONSTRUCTION IMPACT MODELASIA EXHIBIT PROJECT AT THE ABQ BIOPARK

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20Engineering SupportTechnologist - ACProduction ProcessTechnologist(Experienced) Location:Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: We are seeking aEngineering SupportTechnologist in theActive Ceramics ValueStream department.The AC ProductionProcess Technologistwill be part of amanufacturing teamand will beresponsible forprocesses andassociated equipmentused to manufactureand test ACcomponents...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.Sandia NationalLaboratoriesLEARN MORELEARN MORE LEARN MORE LEARN MORECommissioningEngineer Location:Rio Rancho, NM Job Type: Full-timeAbout the job: Directs andcoordinates programactivities designed toprovidesubcontractors,management, andcustomers with setupand commissioningknowledge to ensureeffective andeconomicalengineering support.Analyzes contractualcommitments,customerspecifications, designchanges, and otherdata to plan anddevelopcommissioning &start-up program...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.Sundt ConstructionTrack EquipmentOperator I-II (4766) Location:Socorro, NM Job Type: Full-timeAbout the job: The NRAO is recruitinga full-time TrackEquipment Operatorfor our team in NewMexico. Under specificguidelines anddirections from thegroup supervisor orlead operator,performs a variety oftasks involvingconstruction, loading,lifting, installation andmaintenance of tracksystem and regularlyassists in themaintenance andrepair of heavyequipment involving...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.National RadioAstronomyObservatoryHVAC PlumbingMechanic I-II (4733) Location:Socorro, NMJob Type: Full-timeAbout the job: The National RadioAstronomyObservatory (NRAO) iscommitted tomaintaining theworlds mostaccomplishedobservatories whiledeveloping newtechnology to enablefurther research inradio astronomy.NRAO is recruiting aHVAC Mechanic tosupport theEngineering ServicesDivision. Under directsupervision, theMaintenance...Experience:Click linkdown belowfor fulldescriptionof what isrequired for thisposition.National RadioAstronomyObservatoryBUILTENVIRONMENT

JUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OFREFERENDUM CHALLENGING BIGNORTHERN ARIZONAHEALTHCARE CAMPUS PROJECTPHOENIX RETAIL DEVELOPERWANTS TO BUILD ALL-ENCOMPASSING SHOPPINGCENTERCONSTRUCTIONTHE B UI LT E NV I RO NM EN T MA GA ZI NENEW MEXICO GAS COMPANYWANTS TO BUILD NEW ANDBIG STORAGE FACILITYLATEST JOB FIGURES SHOWCONTINUE GROWTH, IF AT ASLOWER PACE

002334BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO GAS COMPANY WANTS TO BUILDNEW AND BIG STORAGE FACILITY >33CONSTRUCTION NEWS NEW MEXICOAFTER YEARS OF TRYING, MOVE TO BUILD NEWSOCCER STADIUM IN ALBUQUERQUE APPEARSTO ADVANCE >34LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORIES LOOKTOWARD OFF-SITE CAMPUS >35GEOBRUGG EXPANDS WITH NEWMANUFACTURING HUB IN SANDOVALCOUNTY >35GOLDEN, COLORADO TO SEE CONSTRUCTION OFNEW MODERN RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY >38CONSTRUCTION NEWS SOUTHWESTJUDGE RULES IN FAVOR OF REFERENDUMCHALLENGING BIG NORTHERN ARIZONAHEALTHCARE CAMPUS PROJECT >39NEW EL PASO WAL-MART SHOOTINGMEMORIAL MAY BE COMPLETED NEXT YEAR >40KBC GROUP NV HAS $46,000 STOCK POSITIONIN AECOM (NYSE:ACM) >44CONSTRUCTION NEWS NATIONALGENERAL POOL DRUG TESTING CONSORTIUMVS STANDALONE PROGRAM >44LATES JOB FIGURES SHOW CONTINUE GROWTH,IF AT A SLOWER PACE >46CONSTRUCTION NEWS TRENDSWITH YEARLY WORKPLACE FATALITIES STILLABOVE THE 5,000 MARK, OSHA ONCE AGAINLAUNCHES WEEK OF SAFETY AWARENESS >47DOWNTOWN ALBUQUERQUE HOTELCONSTRUCTION ‘BACK ON TRACK’ >35FEATURED RENOVATION OF MID-CENTURYMOTEL NEARS COMPLETION >36CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON FIRSTSERVE/FORKED LIGHTNING TENNIS COMPLEX >36PAGE 24 AFFILIATESPAGE 51 FEATURED COMPANIESPAGE 55 FEATURED PROJECTSPAGE 60 PRE-BID PROJECTSPAGE 61 ACTIVE PROJECTSPAGE 65 POST-BID PROJECTSPAGE 69 WAGE DETERMINATIONSCONSTRUCTION HOMEPAGEPAGE 73 LIENSDILLER SCOFIDIO + RENFRO CHOSEN ASARCHITECT FOR UNM'S CENTER FORCOLLABORATIVE ARTS AND TECHNOLOGYBUILDING >36FEDERAL GRANTS SUPPORT PIPELINE SAFETYEFFORTS IN NEW MEXICO >36RIO COMMUNITIES TO AMEND ZONING CODE >37MOLD, WEEDS AND SAGGING CEILINGS >37

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25ASA NEW MEXICOANNUAL SPONSORSAlbuquerque Pipe & Pump Supply, Co.American Fire Protection Group, Inc.American National Insulation & SealantsConstruction Reporter/ Built EnvironmentEnterprise Builders CorporationEquipment ShareFairway, Inc.HB ConstructionML Crane GroupNational Roofing Company, Inc.Prime Electric, Inc.Ray’s Flooring SpecialistsUnited RentalsWestern Partitions, Inc.Western States Fire ProtectionYearout Mechanical, Inc.Dekker Perich SabatiniJack’s Mechanical Solutions, Inc.Jaynes StructuresCalvert Menicucci, P.C.JTC, Inc.Klinger Constructors, LLCMenicucci Insurance Agency, LLCRisk Strategies Co.RED LEVEL WHITE LEVEL BLUE LEVEL Thank you for your continued support!DOWNLOAD THE ASA NMNEWSLETTERVIEW THE ASA NMMEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 2022-2023 >AUGUST 10TH: LUNCHEONPRESENTATION ASA NATIONALDIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENTRELATIONS; MIKE OSCARAUGUST 23RD: BEER & BUSINESSCARDS HAPPY HOURSEPTEMBER 2ND: NM CONSTRUCTIONSAFETY COALITION SUICIDEPREVENTIONSEPTEMBER 14TH: LUNCHEONPRESENTATION HR & MARIJUANAISSUESOCTOBER 6TH: ANNUAL GOLFTOURNAMENTOCTOBER 25TH: BEER & BUSINESSCARDS HAPPY HOURNOVEMBER 2ND: NM CONSTRUCTIONSAFETY COALITION WINTER DRIVINGCONDITIONSNOVEMBER 9TH: LUNCHEONPRESENTATION CYBER SECURITY &LIABILITYNOVEMBER 15TH: BEER & BUSINESSCARDS HAPPY HOUR DATES ANDTOPICS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGESAVE THE DATES: 2023 EVENT SCHEDULE BUILTENVIRONMENT

26AGC NEW MEXICOEVENT CALENDARAUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2023AGC CONSTRUCTION IMPACT MODELAGC has partnered with a leading regional economist, BrianLewandowski of the University of Colorado Boulder, to createAGC's Construction Impact Model. The model is a tool that canbe used by members, chapters, policy makers and researchersto understand the economic impact of infrastructureinvestment by state.VIEW VOLUME 2 ISSUE 41 TO LEARN MORE >FRIDAY AUGUST 18TH7:00 AM - 2:30 PM - AGC LEGENDS ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT - CLICK HERETHURSDAY AUGUST 10TH8:00 AM - 5:00 PM: AGC ESTIMATING AND JOB COSTING COURSE- CLICK HEREMONDAY SEPTEMBER 18TH12:00 PM - 2:00 PM - AGC NASA AWARDS - CLICK HEREFRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH8:00 AM - 2:00 PM - MENTAL HEALTH & SUICIDE PREVENTIONSUMMIT - CLICK HEREFRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH8:00 AM - 2:00 PM - MENTAL HEALTH & SUICIDE PREVENTIONSUMMIT - CLICK HEREAGC NASA AWARDS AFTERNOON SESSIONSEPTEMBER 6THSANDIA RESORT & CASINOAGJoin AGC New Mexico's Environmental Health & SafetyCommittee and AGC Contractor Members as we recognizeSafety Excellence, the National AGC Safety Awards (NASA)recipients and the Construction Site Safety & TechnologyGraduates (CSST).Network with AGC NM's Member Company SafetyProfessionals, Safety Teams and Excecutives.Copyright: AGCNMCopyright: AGCNMBUILTENVIRONMENT

27On behalf of ACNM, the Membership Committee would like toencourage students of ACNM parents and members to apply forthe 2021 Fall Semester Scholarship. This ACNM Scholarshipoffers opportunities for students for the upcoming fall semester. ACNM has expanded its scholarship offering by providingmembers' immediate family and employees with an opportunityto apply for this scholarship. Students attending or accepted atany College or University with any declared major or field of studyare eligible. ACNM is proud to offer a program that helps ourmembers' children and employees achieve their dreams through acollege education. Please note the application deadline is June 28, 2021, and thecompleted applications can be mailed or dropped off at the ACNMoffice.Eligibility• Must be attending or accepted as a student, full-time preferred,at any College or University.• Any declared major or field of study is eligible.• Must be an employee of an ACNM Member Company or animmediate family member of an employee of an ACNM MemberCompany.• Must maintain a minimum 2.5-grade point average.• Must be a registered student for the planned award semester,this scholarship will be applied to the student's account at theirrespective school, this is not a cash award.Please submit the completed application package byMonday, June 28, 2021 to:Associated Contractors of New Mexico attn: Scholarship Applications6135 Edith Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM 87107ACNM EVENTS AUGUST - NOVEMBER 2023CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORESCHOLARSHIPSLocation:Ruidoso, NM2023 ACONM STATECONVENTIONTUESDAY AUGUST 10TH, 2023LEARN MORE >Copyright: Canva ProLocation:Marriott Pyramid2023 HOLIDAY PARTYFRIDAY NOVEMBER 17TH, 2023LEARN MORE >Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: ACNMBUILTENVIRONMENT

28Copyright: Canva ProAIA ALBUQUERQUEEVENT CALENDARSEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2023EXCEPTIONALLYSTRONG GROWTH INNONRESIDENTIALBUILDING SPENDINGPROJECTED FOR 2023;SLOWER GAINSPREDICTED FOR 2024WASHINGTON – July 18, 2023 - The AmericanInstitute of Architect’s (AIA) ConsensusConstruction Forecast panel has optimisticprojections for nonresidential building spending inlate 2023 and beyond, and the news is generallypositive – with a caveat. The panel—comprised ofleading economic forecasters—is projecting thatspending on buildings will increase by 20% thisyear—a torrid pace not seen since the constructionboom years leading up to the Great Recession.Continue reading >THURSDAY OCTOBER 20TH9:00 AM - 2:00 PM - NM TRAVERTINE TOUR OF THE QUARRYAND FABRICATION PLANT - CLICK HEREFRIDAY SEPTEMBER 22ND-23RD8:00 AM - 5:00 PM - BIENNIAL NEW MEXICO STATECONFERENCE - CLICK HEREBUILTENVIRONMENT

29ABC NEW MEXICO EVENT CALENDARAUGUST - DECEMBER 2023ABC: STATECONSTRUCTIONUNEMPLOYMENT RATES RANGEFROM 0.4% TO7.5%WASHINGTON, Aug. 2—The not seasonallyadjusted national construction unemploymentrate was 0.1% lower in June 2023 from a yearago, down from 3.7% to 3.6%. According to astate-by-state analysis of U.S. Bureau of LaborStatistics data released today by AssociatedBuilders and Contractors, 15 states had lowerunemployment rates over the same period,seven were unchanged and 28 states werehigher. All states posted an unemploymentrate lower than 8%. National NSA payroll construction employmentwas 199,000 higher than in June 2022. FromFebruary 2022 through June 2023, seasonallyadjusted construction employment was aboveits pre-pandemic peak of 7.6 million.In October 2021, residential constructionemployment moved above its pre-pandemicpeak, while nonresidential constructionemployment only recently did so in February2023. June 2023 seasonally adjustedresidential payroll construction employmentwas 308,000 above its pre-pandemic peakwhile nonresidential payroll constructionemployment was 28,000 above its pre-pandemic peak.In June 2023, 35 states had lower constructionunemployment rates compared to June 2019(pre-pandemic) and 15 states had higher rates.CONTINUE READING >THURSDAY AUGUST 17TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HERESAFETY AWARDS LUNCHEONWEDNESDAY AUGUST 30TH, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM - CLICK HEREPAC MIXERFRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15TH, 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM - CLICK HERESPORTING CLAY TOURNAMENTFRIDAY OCTOBER 13TH, 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM - CLICK HERECHILI COOK OFF AND CAR SHOWTHURSDAY OCTOBER 26TH, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM - CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 22ND, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HERENOVEMBER MEMBER LUNCHEONTHURSDAY DECEMBER 14TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HEREANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEONEXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTIONAWARDSFRIDAY OCTOBER 19TH, 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM - CLICK HEREABC STRATEGIC PLANNINGSESSIONTUESDAY NOVEMBER 14TH, 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM - CLICK HEREAPPRENTICE APPRECIATION OPENHOUSEBUILTENVIRONMENT

30UPCOMING DATESNMUCA NEWSLETTERJULY 2023From the Executive Director's DeskHello Members,I enjoyed seeing everyone at our June events withour NMUCA Night at Isotopes Park and ourmembership meeting. I hope to see you in theupcoming months at our August Membershipmeeting and golf tournament. Proceeds from ourgolf tournament funds our scholarship programand we awarded three scholarships this year.Congratulations to the NMUCA Safety inExcellence recipients!Stay Cool (if you can)!I hope to see you soon. Stay safe!Jane JerniganAUGUST 202310TH PLANNING11TH 811 DAY17TH BOARD MEETING17TH MEMBERSHIP MEETINGLUNCH AND LEARNSEPTEMBER 20237TH CONSTRUCTION SAFETYCOALITION14TH PLANNING8TH LAST DITCH OPEN GOLFTOURNAMENT13TH HRC21ST BOARD MEETING21ST SOCIAL OCTOBER 202311TH SAFETY COMMITTEE11TH HRC12TH PLANNING19TH BOARD MEETING19TH MEMBERSHIP MEETING24, 25, 26TH NM REGIONAL COMMONGROUND ALLIANCEAUGUST MEMBERSHIP MEETINGAUGUST 16, 2023 - REGISTER HEREBUILTENVIRONMENT

31WICNM NEWSLETTERJULY 2023 >Hello Members,I can’t believe that we are more than halfwaythrough the year and what a great year it has beenso far. The first ever Women In Construction NewMexico Scholarship was awarded; the PlanningCommittee has held couple of happy hournetworking events, a luncheon presentation, and isworking on the rest of the events for this year thatwill include another luncheon presentation, abowling event and of course the Christmas party.The Philanthropy Committee is hosting a schoolsupply drive, and Marketing Committee is workingon getting the word out about who we are andwhat we do as well as selling some pretty coolWICNM swag items like hats, stickers and totebags. We need about 50 more members to reachour goal of 125 members in 2023, Do you knowanyone who should be a part of this amazinggroup? Send them our way or better yet, bringthem to an event so they can see for themselveswhat a great organization this is. Remember thattomorrow is not promised so live for today.Gia Espinoza- American SubcontractorsAssociation of New MexicoWICNM President 2023 ~Always new. Always exciting, Always full ofpromise, the mornings of our lives, each a personaldaily miracle~ Gloria GaitherSEPTEMBER 7TH– NETWORKING BOWLING EVENTNOVEMBER 17TH- CONSTRUCTING CHEERCHRISTMAS PARTYSAVE THE DATES: 2023 EVENT SCHEDULE VIEW MORE PHOTOS HEREBOWLING EVENTFUNDRAISER FOR WICNMSCHOLARSHIP09/07/2023COMING SOONPictures and videos from July's luncheon with ourpanel of speakers: Mary Johnston; LandscapeDesigner at Urban Earth Landscaping DeniseMello; President of Sealant Specialists, Inc. BarbHatch, Owner of SW BlockCopyright: Canva ProBUILTENVIRONMENT

32BUILTENVIRONMENTCONTINUE 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 ProIMPACT OF LEGAL CANNABISThe presentation will provide a baseline guide tohelp New Mexico construction firms get a headstart on how to follow the progressive anddisruptive cannabis policies like the CannabisRegulation & Expungement Acts. Lunch will beprovided.SATURDAY AUGUST 26TH, 12:00 PM - 1:OO PM- 4901 Chappell Drive NE, Albuquerque, NM, 87107REGISTER HERE >MCA/SMACNA of New Mexico is a strongpartner of ACE Leadership High School. VIEW >

Work could begin next spring on theconstruction of a large liquid natural gasstorage facility that will cost around $180million to build and will belong to theAlbuquerque-based New Mexico GasCompany.The project is slated to go up on a site inRio Rancho two miles to the north of theDouble Eagle II Airport and west of theAtrisco Vista Boulevard. It is expectedthat the facility itself will take up only 25acres of the 160-acre site. Late last year New Mexico Gas submittedan application to the New Mexico PublicRegulation Commission seeking approval NEW MEXICO GASCOMPANY WANTS TOBUILD NEW AND BIGSTORAGE FACILITYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/09/2023Copyright: Canva Pro, image generated using text to image AIof the project. In so doing, the companysaid the proposed facility would helpensure “a reliable gas supply tocustomers of NMGC,” while also helpingto “control the impacts of price volatilityon the Company’s customers.” Centerpiece of the project is a massivesteel storage tank capable of holding upto one billion cubic feet of natural gas inliquid form. The facility will also allowNMGC to vaporize liquefied natural gasinto gaseous form for use in thecompany’s distribution system, basedupon need.The storage facility will make it possiblefor the company to endure naturalweather disasters such as Winter StormUri, which led to power lapsesthroughout Texas in early 2021. The proposed project has met with somequestions, particularly from a groupcalled the New Energy Economy, which isbased in Santa Fe, and has wonderedabout safety issues connected with thetank. That group has argued that liquefiednatural gas can pose “significant risks topublic safety and the environment.” In itswebsite, the New Energy Economy alsosays that the liquefied natural gas wouldhave to be transported by truck to otherparts of the state, “which could lead toincreased traffic and dangers alongcongested transportation corridors.” Continues > 33CONSTRUCTION NEWSNEW MEXICOBUILTENVIRONMENT

NMGC has contended, however, that thenew facility will “use the latesttechnology and it will be built usingindustry best practices,” adding that“many similar projects operate safely andreliably throughout the United States.”Public hearings on the project areexpected to be held in October by thePublic Regulation Commission. If all goeswell, NMGC has said that construction ofthe facility could be underway by thesecond quarter of 2024, with the goal ofmaking it fully operational sometime in2026. Even though the New Mexico United'sownership earlier pledged to commitaround $10 million to the project,Albuquerque voters in the fall of 2021rejected a $50 million bond funding thestadium's construction.In the months since, city officials havebeen trying to figure out a new route forthe stadium, an effort hastened by $13.5million in capital outlay funds approvedby the New Mexico State Legislature.Now, reports indicate that the projecthas moved forward enough for the Cityof Albuquerque to be activelyconsidering a site for the stadium at the86-acre Balloon Fiesta Park, located at4401 Alameda Boulevard.34BUILTENVIRONMENTAFTER YEARS OFTRYING, MOVE TO BUILDNEW SOCCER STADIUMIN ALBUQUERQUEAPPEARS TO ADVANCEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/03/2023Construction could begin on the northside of Albuquerque later this year on anew soccer stadium to be used by apopular professional local soccer team.The New Mexico United team has foryears been trying to get built a stadiumthat could hold up to 12,000 seats,accommodating a fan base that has seenat least that number of people showingup to watch the team play at IsotopesPark.Copyright: Canva Pro, image generated using text to image AICopyright: Canva ProIf that site is ultimately decided upon, thestadium would more specifically go upeast of the field where the balloons arelaunched on what is now a parking lot.Earlier this year Albuquerque Mayor TimKeller said the stadium should be placedin a manner that would "not put an undueburden on the city with respect toadditional infrastructure, or toneighborhoods, and how it may impactthe neighborhoods." Continues >

Speaking last week to a meeting of theNAIOP Commercial Real EstateDevelopment Association, Kelleradditionally commented: "We're notgiving up, and we are going to do thisstadium."Neither a site plan nor an official date ofconstruction has yet been announced35BUILTENVIRONMENTGEOBRUGG EXPANDSWITH NEWMANUFACTURING HUBIN SANDOVAL COUNTYBy Fallon Fischer, KRQE08/08/2023SANDOVAL COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) –Steel wire net manufacturer, Geobrugg,was awarded state economic assistanceto add 60 jobs and create a NorthAmerican manufacturing hub at itsSandoval County location.Geobrugg North America purchased anadditional 13.5 acres for a new 20,000-square-foot factory building for officesand manufacturing in New Mexico. Thestate pledged $500,000 for theexpansion from the Local EconomicDevelopment Act (LEDA) job-creationfund. The company will invest $8.8million in the New Mexico project,according to the state. Continue reading >LOS ALAMOS, N.M. —The Los Alamos National Laboratory ispreparing to create another facility toprepare for its expanding staff amidhousing concerns.The laboratory presented a plan at theLos Alamos County Council meeting todiscuss a new location on July 18.LANL has around 17,244 employees andhopes to hire 2,000 more employees. Thenew location could benefit Los AlamosCounty; as the laboratory stated, it couldlead to reductions in housing needs andtraffic. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProLOS ALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORIES LOOKTOWARD OFF-SITECAMPUSBy Nick Catlin, KOAT08/07/2023DOWNTOWNALBUQUERQUE HOTELCONSTRUCTION ‘BACKON TRACK’By giuli, KOB08/07/2023ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – After years ofpandemic-related setbacks,transformation of The Hotel Blue intoARRIVE Albuquerque, near Central and8th Street is finally underway.It will be a boutique hotel, with arestaurant on the ground floor, and otherlocal ties built in.“We want to create... Continue reading >

36BUILTENVIRONMENTFEATUREDRENOVATION OF MID-CENTURY MOTEL NEARSCOMPLETIONBy Alaina Mencinger, Albuquerque Journal08/08/2023Stay for a night, a month, or even longer.The Imperial Inn, an atomic-age motel onRoute 66, is having a renaissance. Afterbeing vacated, the city of Albuquerquetapped the East Downtown area forredevelopment. Construction is expectedto finish in August, and the completedbuilding will include traditional hotelrooms, hotel suites with kitchenettesgeared at longer stays as well as market-rate apartments.Palindrome Communities, the developerbehind El Vado... Continued reading >University of New Mexico Planning,Design & Construction has selectedDiller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R), a highlyinfluential and internationally renownedarchitecture practice, as the firm todesign the prestigious Center forCollaborative Arts and Technology(CCAT) facility, which will break groundon UNM’s main campus in the Summer of2024. Continue reading >DILLER SCOFIDIO +RENFRO CHOSEN ASARCHITECT FOR UNM'SCENTER FORCOLLABORATIVE ARTSAND TECHNOLOGYBUILDINGBy Sarah Scott, UNM Newsroom08/04/2023CONSTRUCTION BEGINSON FIRSTSERVE/FORKEDLIGHTNING TENNISCOMPLEXBy Teya Vitu, Santa Fe New Mexican08/07/2023A new era started in April at First ServeNew Mexico, the after-school tutoringand tennis program that for 20 years hasinspired some 1,500 Santa Fe youths.Its founder, president and executivedirector all those years, Eleanor Brenner,died at age 89, just as her 20-year dreamto have a permanent home for First Servestarted to take shape.Grading started... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva ProNew Mexico will receive $1.1 million infederal funding for pipeline safety.The grant from the U.S. Department ofTransportation’s... Continue reading >FEDERAL GRANTSSUPPORT PIPELINESAFETY EFFORTS INNEW MEXICOBy Hannah Grover, NM Political Report08/03/2023

37BUILTENVIRONMENTRIO COMMUNITIES — The RioCommunities City Council Mondaydecided to continue a public hearing untilits next meeting when it will considerchanging the city’s zoning codeordinance.While Rio Communities always hadheavy industrial zoning, the council willbe considering changing its ordinance todelete its I-1 and I-2 zoning, and will onlyallow I-3 zoning on properties annexedinto the city after the effective date ofthe ordinance.The proposed ordinance also includes anew zoning designation — businessmanufacturing development — which isdesigned to be... Continue reading >RIO COMMUNITIES TOAMEND ZONING CODEBy Sarah Scott, UNM Newsroom08/03/2023The Peñasco Independent School District(PISD) came under criticism recently forits proposal of a bond meant to help fundthe reconstruction of their school district.The funds in question would come froman increase in property tax, but criticshave argued that a significant amount ofPeñasco residents are already livingbelow the poverty line or live on a fixedincome. Continue reading >MOLD, WEEDS ANDSAGGING CEILINGSBy Liam Easley, Taos News08/02/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

38BUILTENVIRONMENTPlans are underway for the constructionof nearly 130 single-family and duplexhomes in the growing Colorado city ofGolden.The project belongs to the companyNexMetro Communities, which is basedin Phoenix, and expects to spend around$70 million building the new residentialcommunity.The project will go up on a 16-acre site inthe 5400 block of McIntyre Street thatNexMetro purchased for just over $5million, and will see the building of one-,two-, and three-bedroom homes.NexMetro also plans to build suchcommunity amenities as a swimmingpool, barbeque area, dog park, andwalking trails.Each of the homes will additionally haveprivate backyards.Work on the project is not expected tobegin until the summer or fall of 2025,with a rough completion date ofsometime the following year.GOLDEN, COLORADO TOSEE CONSTRUCTION OFNEW MODERNRESIDENTIALCOMMUNITYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/08/2023Launched in 2012, NexMetro has made aname for itself specializing in built-to-rent housing. In its first decade it put upwell over 5,000 units of housing,announcing earlier this year that it hadsurpassed the $2 billion mark in investedcapital.In a profile of the company published thissummer by the site Due Diligence, it wasnoted that build-to-rent homes are"purpose-built in a contiguouscommunity and run like an apartmentcomplex, with on-site propertymanagement and shared amenities suchas a swimming pool and clubhouse."Besides the metro Phoenix market,NexMetro has built extensivecommunities in Dallas, Denver, andTampa, among other locations. CONSTRUCTION NEWSSOUTHWESTCopyright: Canva Pro

As planned, the project would be builtnear the Fort Tuthill County Park,roughly 6 miles to the southwest ofdowntown Flagstaff.As proposed, the project would not onlysee the construction of a multi-storyhospital and ambulatory care center, butalso a hotel, grocery store, restaurants,residential units, and a natural retreatwith walking trails measuring around 22acres.While the idea has won the support theFlagstaff City Council and been thesubject of a series of public inputmeetings, it has also engenderedopposition from some residents whohave called for more transparency in theprocess.A group called Friends of Flagstaff’sFuture have called for more informationon the project, declaring that an“unbiased community needs assessmentis warranted.”Another group, Flagstaff CommunityFirst, earlier this summer submittedaround 4,800 signatures, when only2,607 were required, to have the projectput on a ballot this fall, arguing that thepublic should have a say in deciding onsuch a large development project.In response, Northern ArizonaHealthcare went to court to put an end tothe referendum move, claiming inparticular that some of the petitionlanguage suggesting that the healthcaregroup was going to directly build a retailor commercial building was in error.Jude Harris, however, has ruled that the 39BUILTENVIRONMENTJUDGE RULES IN FAVOROF REFERENDUMCHALLENGING BIGNORTHERN ARIZONAHEALTHCARE CAMPUSPROJECTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/08/2023An obstacle has been placed in the pathof a project that could see the $800million construction of a new hospitalcampus in northern Arizona.Coconino Superior Court Judge BrentHarris has issued a ruling denying arequest by the health care organizationNorthern Arizona Healthcare to put astop to a referendum asking voters todecide on the project.Copyright: Canva Pro, image generated using text to image AIFor some two years now, the NorthernArizona Healthcare system has beenlaying the groundwork to build what itbeing called a Health and WellnessVillage.

itself called the Grand Candela,resembling a large candle. That memorial,put up near the edge of the parking lotdirectly off of Gateway Boulevard West,was unveiled in the fall of 2019.A second memorial has seen the buildingof a semi-circle wall at Ascarte Park,located at 6900 Delta Drive. Built by theCounty of El Paso, the Ascarte Parkmemorial, which is called the HealingGarden, includes a series of bronzeplaques bearing the names of theshooting victims.The latest memorial is being undertakenby the City of El Paso and is expected tocost around $470,000 to complete.Funding for the project is coing out of aQuality of Life bond earlier approved bycity voters.The plaza is being created by well-knownEl Paso artist Tino Ortega, who has alsocreated a series of murals in variouspockets of the city honoring the WalMart victims.Work on the new memorial is slated tobegin later this year. City officials havesaid they hope to see the projectcompleted sometime in 2024.40BUILTENVIRONMENT-referendum could proceed despite thewording of the petition.In a statement, Northern ArizonaHealthcare said it “plans to appeal thedecision because voters deserve tounderstand the issue at hand is hospitalconstruction, not retail and commercialconstruction.”NEW EL PASO WAL-MART SHOOTINGMEMORIAL MAY BECOMPLETED NEXT YEARBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/07/2023Plans are now moving forward for theconstruction of a memorial space in ElPaso that will pay tribute to the nearlytwo dozen people who died in a massshooting at a local Wal-Mart in 2019.The plans are calling for the creation of acircular plaza, with seating andlandscaping that will surround sevengranite markers in the center of the plaza.Those markers will bear the names of thepeople who died.The shooting took place on August 3,2019 at the Wal-Mart located at 7101Gateway West Boulevard on the eastside of the city, and has since beendescribed as the deadliest attack onLatinos in U.S. history, resulting in thedeath of 23 people and injuries to 22others.In the years since, various memorialshave been created to honor thoseattacked that day, including a 30-foot-tallgold metal structure at the Wal-Mart Copyright: Canva Pro

spring, Scott Kirby, chief executive officerof United, remarked that the company’s“expansion in Denver will further enableus to connect our customers todestinations across the globe andrevitalize our presence at the airport withmodern, customer-friendly offerings.”A portion of the new United acreage islocated at 1761 E. 64th Avenue, roughly20 miles to the west of the main DIAterminal.Not all of the site will be used for the newtraining facility. But, as noted by thepublication Simple Flying, while Unitedhas not announced any further plans forthe land in question, “the possibilitiesseem endless with that much space toplay around with.”United is the third largest airline in theworld, judging by the size of its fleet andnumber of routes. Its presence in Denver,beginning in 1937, has become massive,comprising some 42% of the airport’soverall market share.In the last two years, the Denver airporthas become United’s largest hub,operating 468 flights a day. At the sametime, United has emerged as the largestprivate employer in Denver, with aworkforce in excess of 10,000 people.United’s existing flight training center islocated at 7500 E. 35th Avenue on a 23-acre campus dotted by seven buildings.That campus is thought to be the largestof its kind in the world.41BUILTENVIRONMENTUNITED AIRLINESANNOUNCES PLANS TOBUILD BIG TRAININGFACILITY NEAR THEDENVER AIRPORTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/07/2023Land has been purchased forconstruction of a pilot training facilitythat will go up to the west of the DenverInternational Airport.United Airlines Incorporated hasannounced the acquisition of some 113acres made up of currently undevelopedfarmland to build the facility, a step thatis being seen as another sign of the aircarrier’s growing presence in Denver.“This property gives us a lot of options,”United spokesperson Russell Carlton saidin a statement announcing theacquisition.Earlier this spring, the Chicago-basedairliner announced that it was addingboth new flights and gates at the biggestairport in Colorado.In revealing its flight expansion plans this Copyright: Canva Pro

As envisioned by Vestar, the project willsee the construction of retail andrestaurant space measuring just over140,600 square feet. An additional andimportant feature of the project willinclude what is being called a“neighborhood grocery store,” along with“appropriate parking, lighting andlandscaping improvements.”The project is set for an initial review bythe neighborhood Desert View VillagePlanning Committee, before beingsubmitted to both the Phoenix PlanningCommission and Phoenix City Council.The developer has stressed that theshopping center will be designed to caterto local neighborhood needs rather thanbeing built with a regional market inmind, such as is usually the case with suchprojects.As noted in a document submitted to thecity by the Phoenix law firm Gammage &Burnham, the shopping center will serveresidents of the western portion of theDesert Ridge vicinity, and in so doing will“reduce transportation burdens onresidents to reach grocery and otherretail opportunities.”Besides securing the approval of thevarious public bodies for the project,Vestar will also be required to purchasethe site location via an Arizona StateLand Department public auction.Launched in 1989, Vestar has emerged asa major retail developer in Arizona andthroughout the West. Its portfolioincludes the 65-acre Lake PleasantTowne Center in Peoria; and the 25-acreSan Tan Village Marketplace in Gilbert.42BUILTENVIRONMENTPHOENIX RETAILDEVELOPER WANTS TOBUILD ALL-ENCOMPASSINGSHOPPING CENTERBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/04/2023Plans have now been revealed for theconstruction of a massive new shoppingcenter on the north end of Phoenix thatwill go up on property currently ownedby the Arizona State Land Department.What is being called the Black MountainVillage is being developed by thePhoenix-based Vestar Development,which specializes in the acquisition andmanagement of retail real estate.According to city records, the project willgo up on a 20.5-acre site at the southwestcorner of Deer Valley Drive and the BlackMountain Parkway.Copyright: Canva Pro, image generated using text to image AI

43BUILTENVIRONMENTFORMER COLORADOCONTRACTOR PLEADSGUILTY IN EMPLOYEE'STRENCH COLLAPSEDEATHBy James Leggate, ENR Southwest08/08/2023The former owner of a Coloradoconstruction firm pleaded guilty to amanslaughter charge Aug. 3 related tothe death of an employee in a November2021 trench collapse. The contractor,Vail-based A4S LLC, had not usedrequired trench protections before thecollapse, according to the U.S. Dept. ofLabor’s Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration. Peter Dillon, who was the owner of thenow-closed A4S, is scheduled to besentenced Nov. 9 for the fourth-degreefelony, the Fifth Judicial DistrictAttorney’s Office announced. Continue reading >DALLAS, ATLANTA LEADUS HOTELCONSTRUCTIONPIPELINEBy Jenna Walters, ConstructionDive08/04/2023Dallas and Atlanta were among thetop U.S. markets with the largesthotel construction pipelines at theend of this year’s second quarter,according to Lodging Econometrics’Q2 2023 U.S. Construction PipelineTrend Report. Dallas’ pipelinereached 184 projects, or 21,501rooms, at the... Continue reading >Dive Brief:Copyright: Canva Pro

44BUILTENVIRONMENTKBC Group NV cut its holdings in sharesof AECOM (NYSE:ACM – Free Report) by77.7% in the first quarter, according tothe company in its most recent Form 13Ffiling with the Securities & ExchangeCommission. The fund owned 547 sharesof the construction company’s stock afterselling 1,902 shares during the quarter.KBC Group NV’s holdings in AECOMwere worth $46,000 as of its most recentSEC filing. Continue reading >KBC GROUP NV HAS$46,000 STOCKPOSITION IN AECOM(NYSE:ACM)By Staff, Defense World (Release)08/08/2023CONSTRUCTION NEWSNATIONALGENERAL POOL DRUGTESTING CONSORTIUMVS STANDALONEPROGRAMBy Wisconsin Drug Testing Consortium, Press Release08/08/2023GREEN BAY, Wis. - Aug. 8, 2023 - PRLog -- The number of covered employees mayimpact your decision on which to useParticipating in a drug testing consortiumis a great way for small employers andowner-operators to take advantage oflarger consortium pool numbers withregard to meeting random DOT drug testrequirements... Continue reading >Montabert recently declared the openingof its extended Distribution and Rebuildfacility in Nashville, Ill.According to the press release:Working within the 50,000 sq. ft. of itsexisting distribution center — Montabertbegan plans in late 2022 to addremanufacturing and repair capabilitiesto the facility. While these newcapabilities are now offered onsite, theexpanded facility officially opens on Sept.28. Continue reading >MONTABERT USAANNOUNCES EXPANDEDFACILITYBy Staff, Defense World Release08/08/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

With the selection of TurnerConstruction Co., announced Aug. 7, theUniversity of Kansas is moving forwardwith a $335-million modernization of itsnearly century-old football stadium inLawrence, coupled with construction of anew hotel, a meeting hall and relatedamenities. KU intends the GatewayProject to serve as a visitor entrance intothe campus in the northeast corner,where a welcome center opened thisyear.Plans by architect HNTB in partnershipwith Kansas City, Mo.-based architectMultistudio call for... Continue reading >TURNER WINS $335MCONTRACT FORUNIVERSITY OF KANSASSTADIUM UPGRADEBy James Leggate, ENR Midwest08/08/202345BUILTENVIRONMENTTWO NEW SCHOOLPROJECTS PART OFLARGER DISTRICT-WIDEIMPROVEMENT PLANS By John Caulfield, BDC Network08/07/2023Last November, CommunityConsolidated School District 15,consisting of 20 schools and sevenmunicipalities in Illinois, approved the$93 million Moving 15 Forwardreferendum. Upon that approval, theDistrict began work to address threemajor areas of improvement: repairingand restoring facilities, updating learningspaces, and streamlining students’transitions from elementary throughmiddle school into... Continue reading >CLARK TOPS OUT FIRSTOF 3 TOWERS ATWASHINGTON, DC,APARTMENT PROJECTBy Zachary Phillips, ConstructionDive08/07/2023Bethesda, Maryland-based ClarkConstruction has topped out Phase Oneof The Stacks, a 2.7 million-square-foot,mixed-use development in Washington,D.C’s Buzzard’s Point neighborhood,according to an Aug. 2 press release.Clark, along with D.C.-based real estatedevelopers Akridge and National RealEstate Development, finished thestructural concrete on Building B, thefirst of three residential towers on theproject. Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

46BUILTENVIRONMENTEven as economists regard the latest jobnumbers as proof that the national labormarket is cooling off, at least 187,000new jobs were created last month.Those new Department of Labornumbers come at the same time that theagency is reporting a 3.5%unemployment rate, one of the lowestsuch figures on record.July’s 187,000 new jobs, said actingassistant Labor Secretary Julie Su,contributes to what is an “average of218,000 jobs per month over the pastthree months.”Su also noted that “healthcare, socialassistance, construction, and financialactivities all gained jobs in July.”Jared Bernstein, chairman of the Councilof Economic Advisers, issued a statementon the White House’s website saying thatthe labor market is “cooling off inexpected and necessary ways whilemaintaining historically low levels ofslack, with unemployment below 4% for ayear and a half.”While the 187,000 new jobs represent a LATEST JOB FIGURESSHOW CONTINUEGROWTH, IF AT ASLOWER PACEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/07/2023CONSTRUCTION NEWSTRENDSgain over June’s report of 185,000 jobs,those numbers represent modest gainscompared with April, which saw anincrease of 281,000 jobs, and January upby a remarkably strong 472,000.The most robust recent months wereseen in last July’s 568,000 job gain, andthe remarkable more than 904,000 newjobs recorded in February of 2022.The construction industry saw a 3.9% jobgain in July, with gains in thenonresidential, heavy and civilengineering, and residential specialtytrade sectors.Copyright: Canva ProTotal construction employmentnationally now stands at just under 8million, up from the 7.7 million recordedin July of 2022.“Nonresidential construction contractorscontinue to expand their payrolls,”observed Anirban Basu, chief economistwith American Builders and Contractors,adding that “General and public workscontractors collectively hired thousandsof people in July.”But Basu added that “weakness in severalcommercial real estate segments may

47BUILTENVIRONMENThelp explain job losses amongnonresidential contractors last month.”Nationally, according to the LaborDepartment, professional, scientific andtechnical services jobs were up in July by24,000; followed by the constructionindustry with 19,000 new jobs. Theleisure and hospitality sector, meanwhile,registered employments gains of around17,000.While the 3.5% unemployment rate isnothing to sneeze at, according toeconomists, the rate was slightly lower inJanuary of this year at 3.4%. Until theCovid 19 outbreak In March of 2020, a3.4% mark was also achieved in bothJanuary and February of that year.safety a core value for every worker inevery workplace.”The Safe + Sound Week program wasoriginally launched in the summer of2017 and was defined by OSHA then as a“new nationwide effort that calls onorganizations of all sizes in a wide rangeof industries to raise awareness of thevalue and importance of workplacesafety and health programs.”The initiative is designed to mitigate achallenge that is some ways has provenalmost impossible to do away withentirely: in December, the Bureau ofLabor Statistics reported just under5,200 fatal work injuries for 2021.That figure, while significantly lower thanthose recorded in a less safety rules-stringent era in the 1950s when theinjury rate was ranged between 13,000to 16,000 annually, neverthelessrepresented an 8.9% increase over theyear 2020.Those rather astoundingly high 1950snumbers, notes the publication EHSToday, “were almost all attributed totraumatic injuries from falls,electrocution, and machine hazards.”By far, according to the BLS, the greatestnumber of fatal work injuries, at morethan 1,000, took place in the constructionindustry. Transportation andwarehousing recorded 805 fatalities,followed by the agriculture, forestry, andfishing industries at 511.Recent OSHA safety initiatives haveadditionally gone well beyond addressingthe physical workplace hazards that WITH YEARLYWORKPLACEFATALITIES STILLABOVE THE 5,000 MARK,OSHA ONCE AGAINLAUNCHES WEEK OFSAFETY AWARENESSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/04/2023As part of a larger effort to ensurehealthier and safer workplaceenvironments, the Occupational Safetyand Health Administration is settingaside the week of August 7 to the 13th as“Safe + Sound Week.”The effort, said Doug Parker, OSHAassistant secretary, is designed tohighlight the things that employers cando to enhance workplace safety, noting:“We want businesses to have a system,and not just good intentions, and make

48BUILTENVIRONMENTWASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — July’s jobsreport is adding to optimism amongeconomists that federal regulators canpull off a so-called soft landing,successfully bringing down inflationwithout tipping the economy into arecession.The U.S. added 187,000 jobs to theeconomy in July, the latest federal reportshowed. Some economists had expectedmore than 200,000. Still, they say thesteady growth is a positive sign for thehealth of the economy.Continue reading >WHAT THE JULY JOBSREPORT MEANS FOR THEHEALTH OF THEECONOMYBy Raquel Martin, KRQE News08/04/2023Copyright: Canva ProAccording to the Construction FinancialManagement Association, generalcontractors’ average pre-tax net profit isbetween 1.4 and 2.4%. But self-performing concrete contractors have anopportunity to surpass the often-slimmargins that are too common in theconstruction business. Why? Becausethey own their equipment and controltheir labor. The mixers and polishers aretheirs, for example. The formworkfabricators and finishers work for them. Ifthese specialty contractors can run theirprojects efficiently and maximize the useof their assets, then they can deliverunmatchable financial returns.Continue reading >THE AI ADVANTAGE: IT'STIME TO EXPLORE &ADOPT GENERATIVE AIBy Rene Morkos, For Construction Pros08/07/2023Copyright: Canva Proaccounted for such large numbers in the1950s.“Mental health, workplace stress, andsuicide have very real work-relatedimplications,” says an OSHA pressrelease, noting in particular that thesuicide rate in the nation's constructionindustry is currently “3.5 times higherthan that of the general population.”

Construction employment continued itsupward movement in July as the industryadded 19,000 jobs, the Bureau of LaborStatistics has reported.The bureau’s latest monthly look at U.S.employment, released on Aug. 4, alsoshowed that construction’s July joblessrate rose slightly, to 3.9%. from 3.6% inJune and the year-earlier 3.5%. Continue reading >CONSTRUCTION KEEPSGAINING JOBS, ADDING19,000 IN JULYBy Tom Ichniowski, Engineering News-Record (ENR)08/04/202349BUILTENVIRONMENTThe Dodge Momentum Index, abenchmark that measuresnonresidential building planning,dropped nearly 1% in July due totighter lending standards and higherinterest rates, according to theDodge Construction Network.The commercial component tickeddown 0.2%, while the institutionalcomponent fell 1.9% in July,according to Dodge. But compared tothe beginning of the year, commercialplanning fell 10%, whereas theinstitutional segment gained 16%.Dive Brief:Continue reading >CONSTRUCTIONPLANNING DROPS FORFIFTH MONTH ONINTEREST RATES,LENDING ISSUESBy Sebastian Obando, ConstructionDive08/08/2023The not seasonally adjusted nationalconstruction unemployment rate was0.1% lower in June 2023 from a year ago,down from 3.7% to 3.6%. According to astate-by-state analysis of U.S. Bureau ofLabor Statistics data released byAssociated Builders and Contractors, 15states had lower unemployment ratesover the same period, seven wereunchanged and 28 states were higher. Allstates posted an unemployment ratelower than 8%. Continue reading >ABC: STATECONSTRUCTIONUNEMPLOYMENT RATESRANGE FROM 0.4% TO7.5%By Tradewinds, Design Cost Center08/02/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

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2023-58B3 LOI-COMMERCIAL HANGARDEVELOPMENT - FOUR CORNERS REGIONALAIRPORTOWNER: City of Farmington 59FEATURED PROJECTSARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, & DESIGN CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS >2023-4F4E REGIONAL INFRASTRUCTUREACCELERATOR P3 MANAGEMENTCONSULTANTOWNER: Dona Ana CountyCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS >The District seeks a consultant to help identify potential sites in the City orCounty of Santa Fe that can be developed into a transit operations center...2023-58B5 SANTA FE OPERATIONS FACILITYSITING STUDYOWNER: North Central Regional Transit DistrictCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS >County of Doña Ana (Dona) Address:845 N. Motel Blvd., Las Cruces, NM 88007Phone:5755255927 Contact:Bob Tyfair (Buyer)...2023-5852 ROADWAY ASSET MANAGEMENTSERVICESOWNER: Dona Ana County CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS >BUILTENVIRONMENT

2023-5969: NEW PHOENIXSHOPPING CENTER >Project Information:EST Bid Date: ---Phase: PreBidStage: Conceptual / No DesignStatus: New Project / EditorialProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Retail / Tenant SpacePublic Funding: YesPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONCopyright: Canva ProPlans have now been revealed for theconstruction of a massive new shoppingcenter on the north end of Phoenix thatwill go up on property currently ownedby the Arizona State Land Department.What is being called the Black MountainVillage is being developed by thePhoenix-based Vestar Development,which specializes in the acquisition andmanagement of retail real estate.According to city records, the project willgo up on a 20.5-acre site at the southwestcorner of Deer Valley Drive and the BlackMountain Parkway.As envisioned by Vestar, the project willsee the construction of retail andrestaurant space measuring just over140,600 square feet. An additional andimportant feature of the project willinclude what is being called a“neighborhood grocery store,” along with“appropriate parking, lighting andlandscaping improvements.”The project is set for an initial review bythe neighborhood Desert View VillagePlanning Committee, before beingsubmitted to both the Phoenix PlanningCommission and Phoenix City Council.CONTINUE READING >PHOENIX RETAILDEVELOPER WANTSTO BUILD ALL-ENCOMPASSINGSHOPPING CENTERBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 08/04/202360BUILTENVIRONMENT

ADDITIONS / RENOVATIONS / UPGRADEVENDOR / PROFESSIONAL SERVICESEST. COST: $11,500,000EST. COST: $5,000,000SITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGEST. COST: $1,900,00061ACTIVE PROJECTSNEW MEXICOBUILTENVIRONMENTMenicucci Insurance specializes in creating custom insurance solutions for you and your unique business. From plans that cover excess liability insurance to construction equipment, our insurance policies offer a wide range of coverage. We are here to protect your interests. We also understand that your needs evolve over time, so we’re always looking out for more opportunities to improve our risk management strategies. Our expert agents have built Menicucci Insurance's reputation on integrity and dependability. From small crews to large contractors, we will be by your side.CONTACT US

PROJECTNUMBER/NAMEBID DATE/TIMEADDENDA COUNTPRE-BIDMEETING2023-584C: Gateway Medical RespitePROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM: CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALAir Moving EquipmentEnoch Mechanical IncDesign Balance Inc Albuquerque WinnelsonFarmington Heating & MetalCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER230000 HEATING,VENTILATION & A/C MEMBERS Ph: 505-647-3303 Ph: 505-344-7979 Ph: 505-298-6910 Ph: 505-884-1553 Ph: 505-325-4505 VIEW MORE > SCOPE OF WORK:Interior renovation of a portion of the existing Gibson Health Hub, formerly the Lovelace Hospital, at 5400 Gibson SEin Albuquerque, to be used as a Medical Respite facility. The 23,000 square foot Medical Respite suite includesselective demolition of a space formerly used as an Intensive Care suite. The new project contains sleeping rooms toaccommodate fifty persons, restrooms, exam rooms, support spaces and administrative offices. The scope of workincludes new interior partitions and ceilings, finishes, doors and windows, plumbing fixtures, modification of theexisting HVAC systems to accommodate the new use, medical gas, new energy efficient lighting and powerdistribution, new openings in the exterior wall for new windows and replacement windows within the exterior wall09/12/202301:30 PM MSTPLAN ROOM ACCESS00ADDITIONS / RENOVATIONS / UPGRADECLICK HERE RECOMMENDED08/23/202310:00 AM MSTESTIMATED COST: $11,500,00062BUILTENVIRONMENTPROJECT CATEGORY LEGENDAirports / Transportation / Rail Police / Fire Sewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Wastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTHealthcare

SITE WORK / NON-BUILDING63BUILTENVIRONMENTPROJECTNUMBER/NAMEBID DATE/TIMEADDENDA COUNTPRE-BIDMEETING2023-594B: Los Alamos Golf CoursePractice Range Pole and NettingContainment ProjectPROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM: CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALAlstate Steel Inc Gill Con IncPace Metals North LLCRaysteel IncSouthwest Ironwork Inc CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER050000 METALS MEMBERS Ph: 505-877-5454 Ph: 505-269-4710 Ph: 505-873-2611 Ph: 505-898-3309 Ph: 505-296-9600 VIEW MORE > SCOPE OF WORK:Construction of engineered steel pole netting containment system at a golf course driving range08/31/202302:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOM ACCESS00CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED08/15/202311:00 AM MSTESTIMATED COST: $1,900,000PROJECT CATEGORY LEGENDAirports / Transportation / Rail Police / Fire Sewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Wastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTHealthcare

VENDOR / PROFESSIONAL SERVICES64BUILTENVIRONMENTPROJECTNUMBER/NAMEBID DATE/TIMEADDENDA COUNTPRE-BIDMEETING2023-58AC: UNM-CM@R-Interprofessional HealthcareSimulation Center (IHSC)PROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM: CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALDKD Electric LLC APIC Solutions IncBixby Electric IncCED (ABQ)Centauri SalesCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER260000 ELECTRICAL MEMBERS Ph: 505-922-1196 Ph: 505-345-1381 Ph: 505-842-5384 Ph: 505-872-4111 Ph: 505-823-9816 VIEW MORE > SCOPE OF WORK:The University of New Mexico (UNM or the University) will be accepting Construction Manager at Risk (“CMAR”,“CMAR Contractor or “CM at Risk”) Construction Delivery Services qualification statements from licensed andexperienced construction firms interested in providing CMAR services for the facility expansion and renovation ofthe International Interprofessional Healthcare Simulation Center (IHSC) located within Building 200- DomeniciCenter North Wing located at 1001 Stanford Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87106. The Interprofessional HealthcareSimulation Center (IHSC) is a 26,000-square-foot facility located in the Domenci Center for Health SciencesEducation. The IHSC supports all Health & Health Sciences degree-granting programs by offering faculty andstudents a variety of real-world scenarios in a controlled, simulated setting...09/01/202304:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOM ACCESS00CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED08/14/202309:30 AM MSTESTIMATED COST: $5,000,000PROJECT CATEGORY LEGENDAirports / Transportation / Rail Police / Fire Sewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Wastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTHealthcare

Rehabilitation of the three existing water storage tanks.This includes interior resurfacing, coating, cleaning,disinfection, installation of new cathodic protection,installation of gasket on existing manway, repair existingwater level indicator, replace existing vent, replace allvault component, and all labor, material...LEARN MORE > ESTIMATED COST: $1,531,457NEW MEXICOPOST-BID PROJECTS ESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $255.53 MILLION2023-517B: RE-BID VILLAGE OF RUIDOSOWATER STORAGE TANK REHAB. PROJECT65The scope of work includes renovation on Building 106.Work includes, but is not limited to, installation of 12’rollup hangar door, construction of a concrete ramp tomeet ADA standards, painting fire lane markings andwhite divider lines between outdoor workstations,installing electrical drops, installing new electric central...LEARN MORE > ESTIMATED COST: $5,000,0002023-4FBE: RFI- B106 - RENOVATIONLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, graecis delicata Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, graecis delicata Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, graecis delicata Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, graecis delicata Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, graecis delicata Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, graecis delicata Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, gLEARN MORE > ESTIMATED COST: $250,000,000BUILTENVIRONMENT2023-4EA2: SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE (KAFB)MULTIPLE AWARD CONSTR. CONTRACTS...

BID RESULTS/AWARDSPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNUMBER/NAMEBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORY2023-517B: RE-BID Village ofRuidoso Water Storage TankRehabilitation ProjectPROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM. CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL07/25/202310:00 AM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: Rehabilitation of the three existing water storage tanks. This includesinterior resurfacing, coating, cleaning, disinfection, installation of newcathodic protection, installation of gasket on existing manway, repairexisting water level indicator, replace existing vent, replace all vaultcomponent, and all labor, material, and inspections as required.$1,531,457CLICK HERE Water Storage /Tanks / DamsDesign / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallRequests / ProposalsConstruction Reporter MemberContract Awards: 1 Low $1,680,800.00 Viking Painting LLC2 Low $1,812,505.00 D&R Tank3 Low $3,183,194.00 Riley Industrial Services IncPROJECTOWNERPROJECTENGINEERVillage ofRuidoso(575) 258-4343313 CreeMeadows DriveRuidoso NM88345Souder Miller &Associates(575) 647-07993500 SedonaHills ParkwayLas Cruces NM8801166BUILTENVIRONMENT

BID RESULTS/AWARDSPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORYRFI- B106 -RenovationPROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM. CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL2023-4FBE07/18/202305:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: LThe scope of work includes renovation on Building 106. Work includes, but is not limited to,installation of 12’ rollup hangar door, construction of a concrete ramp to meet ADA standards, painting fire lanemarkings and white divider lines between outdoor workstations, installing electrical drops, installing new electriccentral air system (heating and cooling) with exposed ducts, and installation of two large ceiling mounted bay fans.Work to additionally include installation of Wet Pipe Sprinkler system, ensuring that the building meets all current firecodes with smoke and heat detectors, and emergency exit signage. Work finally includes installation of indoorpermanent emergency shower/eyewash station and plumbing, repair of existing emergency shower/eyewash station,demolition & replacement of two existing door frames and cleanup/prep of all existing exposed concrete floors. Allwork will take place in Building 106. All work to be done in accordance with EPA regulations, 40 CFR Part 763, SubpartG, and all applicable rules and regulations resulting in a complete and useable facility.$5,000,000CLICK HERE MilitaryDesign / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallRequests / ProposalsConstruction Reporter MemberPROJECTOWNERCannon AFB (575) 785-2321110 E Alison Ave Bldg 600Cannon AFB NM 8810367BUILTENVIRONMENT

BID RESULTS/AWARDSPROJECT TYPE LEGENDPROJECTNUMBER/NAMEBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPROJECTCATEGORY2023-4EA2: SOURCES SOUGHTNOTICE Kirtland Air Force Base(KAFB) Multiple AwardConstruction Contracts (MACC)IDIQPROJECTS OBTAINED FROM CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLAN ROOM. CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL07/26/202312:00 PM MSTPLAN ROOMACCESSSCOPE OF WORK: THIS IS A SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE. NO SOLICITATION IS AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. The purpose of this SourcesSought Notice is to identify potential sources capable of performing the effort described herein pursuant to FAR Part10, Market Research and FAR Part 19, Small Business Programs. This is for planning purposes only$250,000,000CLICK HERE MilitaryVendor / Professional ServicesAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingMaterial / Equip / Service / InstallRequests / ProposalsConstruction Reporter MemberPROJECTOWNER377 MSG/Contracting Division(Kirtland AFB)(505) 853-24838500 Gibson SE, Bldg. 20202Kirtland AFB NM 8711768BUILTENVIRONMENT

NEW MEXICOWAGE DETERMINATIONSJULY 31ST - AUGUST 4TH 2023BERNALILLO COUNTYEDDY COUNTYLEA COUNTYDONA ANA COUNTYCHAVES COUNTY69BUILTENVIRONMENTSAN JUAN COUNTYSANTA FE COUNTYOTERO COUNTYSANDOVAL COUNTYSAN MIGUEL COUNTY

WAGE DETERMINATIONSJULY 31ST - AUGUST 4TH 2023Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County70COUNTY LEGENDBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContracting AgencyContracting AgencyContactRequestedDateWage DecisionStatus BE-23-2140-A McKinnon Family Tennis Stadium- Court Resurfacing University of New Mexico Andre Nunez 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved BE-23-2137-B YDDC INTERCOM UPGRADE State of New Mexico GeneralServices Department Jon Stolzfus 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved BE-23-2136-B GO Bond MCM ABF 1st to2nd floor move University of New Mexico Andre Nunez 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved BE-23-2131-B Georgia O'Keeffe ElementarySecurity Improvements Albuquerque Public Schools Faye Rogers 8/3/2023 Wage Decision Approved BE-23-2120-B Clubhouse Upgrade Golf CourseGrill University of New Mexico Andre Nunez 8/2/2023 Wage Decision Approved BE-23-2118-A Bridge Blvd. Ph. II AdditionalWaterline Relocations Albuquerque Bernalillo County WaterUtility Authority Amelia Symonds 8/1/2023 Wage Decision Approved BE-23-2116-A Dolores Huerta Gateway ParkImprovements Bernalillo County Nate Hopkins 7/31/2023 Wage Decision Approved BE-23-2107-A Paradise Hills Little League SiteImprovements Phase1 Bernalillo County Lori Frank 7/31/2023 Wage Decision Approved CH-23-2142-B Pecos Valley RegionCommunications CenterRenovation CHAVES COUNTY Analicia Nieto 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved CH-23-2141-B Public Health Office CHAVES COUNTY Analicia Nieto 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved

WAGE DETERMINATIONSJULY 31ST - AUGUST 4TH 2023Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County71COUNTY LEGENDBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContracting AgencyContracting AgencyContactRequestedDateWage DecisionStatus DA-23-2146-A S. Telshor ADAImprovements Phase VI City of Las Cruces Steve Pacheco 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved DA-23-2125-B Activity Center - swim lockers New Mexico State University Ashley Burkholder 8/2/2023 Wage Decision Approved DA-23-2106-B Phase 2 Mesa MS Trade shop(Interior Build-out) Las Cruces Public SchoolsDistrict 2 Cesar Chavez 7/31/2023 Wage Decision Approved DA-23-2104-A I-10/I-25 Ramp Damage Repair New Mexico Department ofTransportation Shelly May 7/31/2023 Wage Decision Approved ED-23-2135-A DD Playground Artesia Public Schools Cody Skinner 8/3/2023 Wage Decision Approved ED-23-2149-B Data Center Artesia General Hospital Jeremy Kern 8/3/2023 Wage Decision Approved LE-23-2122-A Roadway Improvements City of Jal Molly Sanchez 8/2/2023 Wage Decision Approved LE-23-2158-A Convenience Center Revision City of Jal Molly Sanchez 8/2/2023 Wage Decision Approved LE-23-2105-B Demo Dental Clinic 316Scharbauer- Removal ofall asbestos and demo ofstructure, slab and footings. CES2023-5111 KES Lea County Kelli Ferguson 7/31/2023 Wage Decision Approved SJ-23-2121-A Microwave Radio Systems City of Farmington Sharon Tohtsoni Wage Decision Approved

WAGE DETERMINATIONSJULY 31ST - AUGUST 4TH 2023Bernalillo CountyChaves CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Otero CountySan Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County72COUNTY LEGENDBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContracting AgencyContracting AgencyContactRequestedDateWage DecisionStatus SM-23-2143-B Mid School Gym WallRepairs 2024-0494 vew Pecos Independent SchoolDistrict Vanessa Gonzales 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved SM-23-2134-B MCFarland Gymnasium 2024-0468vew Las Vegas City Schools Karen Armijo 8/3/2023 Wage Decision Approved SA-23-2128-B PHASE I RENOVATION FORSBHC CLINIC 2024-0280 Cuba Independent SchoolDistrict Rhiannon Chavez 8/3/2023 Wage Decision Approved SA-23-2111-A PO# 382600 RESTRIPE New Mexico Department ofTransportation Amanda Garcia 7/31/2023 Wage Decision Approved SF-23-2145-H Nichols Dam Outlet WorksRehabilitation CITY OF SANTA FE Taylor Jurgens 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved SF-23-2144-B Classroom AudioVisual UpgradeAVI Phase II cont'd CES Santa Fe Community College John Apodaca 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved SF-23-2139-B Main Library Stabilization CITY OF SANTA FE Rachel Gabaldon 8/4/2023 Wage Decision Approved SF-23-2124-A BACHELOR DRAW PEDESTRIANBRIDGE Town of Edgewood Jerry Powers 8/2/2023 Wage Decision Approved SF-23-2119-B Chino building Landscaperoom HVAC install State of New Mexico GeneralServices Department Richard Motelet 8/1/2023 Wage Decision Approved OT-23-2123-A Parking Lot Improvements Alamogordo Public Schools Justin Burks 8/2/2023 Wage Decision Approved

73COMMERCIAL LIENSBERNALILLO COUNTYBUILTENVIRONMENTDOCUMENTNUMBERLIENRECORDEDDATEGRANTORGRANTEE2023049857Subdivision MONTEREY HILLS 2 Lot 28 Block 2608/04/202303:37:53 PMLYNCH CARABARDWELL ROBERTZIA ROOFING & GUTTERS LLC2023049856Subdivision MONKBRIDGE Lot 3 Block K08/04/202303:37:53 PMQUESTA PROP LLCZIA ROOFING & GUTTERS LLC2023049854Subdivision MOUNTAIN VIEW EST 1Lot 24 Block H08/04/202303:29:48 PMESPARZA JOHNNYENERGY HOMES LLC AMERICAN HOME BUYERS AZ LLC2023049370 Subdivision ALTAMONT 4 Lot 1 Block B  Subdivision ALTAMONT 4 Lot 1 Block C 08/03/202301:32:12 PM LA MARGARITA CORP MARTINEZ PROP HOLDINGS INC ABQ FOOD CONCEPTS II LLC CAVALRY CONST CO LLC AMERICAN RESTORATIONWATER & FIRE2023049272Subdivision ANDERSON HTS 1 Lot 13 Block 1708/03/202310:25:11 AMLAPAHE LOUISE  NUTUMYA ANDREW ORCHARDS AT ANDERSONHTS INC2023049271Subdivision ANDERSON HTS 1 Lot 28 Block 1608/03/202310:25:11 AMAL AUGHAILI HAIDERORCHARDS AT ANDERSONHTS INC2023049268Subdivision VISTA WEST Lot 31P108/03/202310:25:11 AMROBLEDO NICKALAUSVISTA WEST HOA INC2023049270Subdivision ANDERSON HTS 1 Lot 21 Block 1208/03/202310:25:11 AMBLEA DOMINIC MARKANTHONY ORCHARDS AT ANDERSONHTS INC2023049262Subdivision ANDERSON HTS 2 Lot 59 Block 1308/03/202310:25:11 AMVILLANUEVA BRIAN A ORCHARDS AT ANDERSONHTS INC

HISTORIC 150-YEAR-OLDRETAIL/RESIDENTIALSTRUCTURE LISTED FOR SALEIN LAS VEGAS, NEW MEXICOREAL ESTATETHE B UI LT E NV I RO NM EN T MA GA ZI NEFOREIGN INVESTMENT IN AMERICANREAL ESTATE STILL STRONG,DESPITE RECENT DECLINE, SAYSNEW REPORTTUCSON BUILDING WITHHISTORIC CHINESE COMMUNITYROOTS IS UP FOR SALEONE-TIME GRAND JUNCTIONSUGAR BEET FACILITY TO BESITE OF NEW APARTMENTCOMPLEX

75PAGE 76 AFFILIATESPAGE 90 FEATURED REAL ESTATE COMPANYPAGE 91 FEATURED PROPERTIESPAGE 92 PROPERTIES FOR SALEPAGE 94 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS REAL ESTATE HOMEPAGE89BUILTENVIRONMENTGAME AND FISH DIRECTOR SUGGESTSLEGISLATURE MAY NEED TO LOOK AT STREAMACCESS >82REAL ESTATE NEWS NEW MEXICOAPPLEBEE'S LOCATIONS IN ALBUQUERQUEARE GETTING A FACELIFT UNDER NEWOWNERSHIP >82HARRY'S ROADHOUSE SOLD TO TWOLONGTIME EMPLOYEES >82ONE-TIME GRAND JUNCTION SUGAR BEETFACILITY TO BE SITE OF NEW APARTMENTCOMPLEX >84REAL ESTATE NEWS SOUTHWESTFOREIGN INVESTMENT IN AMERICAN REALESTATE STILL STRONG, DESPITE RECENTDECLINE, SAYS NEW REPORT >87REAL ESTATE NEWS NATIONALDALLAS FORT WORTH REAL ESTATE AGENTEARNS DAVE RAMSEY ELP ENDORSEDLOCAL PROVIDER STATUS >88SUPERFUND SITE CLEAN-UP BEGINS THISWEEK >83WITHOUT A SUPERMARKET, QUESTABECOMES A 'FOOD DESERT' >83NATURAL GROCERS TO RELOCATE WYOMINGBOULEVARD STORE >83HISPANIC WORKERS AND COMMUNITYGATHERING SPACE IN COLORADO SLATED FORSTRUCTURAL UPGRADES >85TUCSON BUILDING WITH HISTORIC CHINESECOMMUNITY ROOTS IS UP FOR SALE >86U.S. COMMERCIAL LENDING TO DIVE 38PERCENT TO $504 BILLION IN 2023 >88MOST PRE-PANDEMIC OFFICE LEASESHAVEN'T ROLLED OVER, THREATENING TOPROLONG PAIN IN CRE >89REPEATABLE, SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FORTHE UNHOUSED >89VANDALS MAKE ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESSOWNER THINK TWICE ABOUT STAYING OPEN >83

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77BUILTENVIRONMENTTHE OFFICE ISCHANGING: HEREARE THE FIVETHINGS THE C-SUITE CAN’TIGNOREIf you just read the headlines regarding thereturn to office without looking deeper, it canbe disheartening. CoStar had this one “In theOffice Sector, Occupancy Disconnects fromEmployment; Jobs May Be Back, but Demandfor Space Lags Far Behind.” This next one maybe even more disturbing, even if it leanstoward the positive for Dallas...CONTINUE READING >SIOR EVENTCALENDARAUGUST 2023Copyright: Canva ProTHURSDAY AUGUST 10TH11:00 PM - 6:00 PM (ET): THE RACE TO INDY - GREAT LAKESREGIONAL EVENT - CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY AUGUST 16TH6:00 PM - 8:00 PM (ET): SIOR MINNESOTA/DAKOTAS CHAPTER -SCANNELL PROGRAM - CLICK HERE

79BUILTENVIRONMENTCARNM EVENTCALENDARAUGUST 2023MULTIFAMILY’SRENT GROWTHSLOWDOWNSHOWS SIGNS OFLEVELING OFFRent growth declined to below 1% last month,only the second time since the 2010 GreatRecession. And it could head down further inthe next few months, according to a post byRealPage Chief Economist Jay Parsons. But heexpects the rent growth slowdown to level offrelatively soon. He explains:On a month-over-month basis, asking rentshave actually risen in every month this year sofar, Parsons writes, noting that the year-over-year rent change is cooling quickly because2023′s increases are so far below 2022′s. “Sowe’re replacing big numbers with smallernumbers in the more closely watched year-over-year calculation.” For example, year-over-year rent growth hit 0.78%, the lowest figuresince July 2010. A year ago in July 2022, therent growth had been a much higher 12.25%.“That math starts to change going forward, asrents dropped much more than seasonal normsbetween September 2022 to December 2022,Parsons writes. “That suggests, in turn, the year-over-year change numbers should drop offagain in August and maybe September beforeleveling off (to some degree).”CONTINUE READING >THURSDAY AUGUST 10TH8:30 AM - 9:30 AM: CCIM NM BOARD MEETING - CLICK HEREMONDAY AUGUST 14TH8:00 AM - AUGUST 15 5:00 PM: LEADERSHIP SUMMIT - NAR- CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY AUGUST 16TH8:00 AM - 9:00 AM: LIN MARKETING MEETING - CLICK HERETHURSDAY AUGUST 16TH11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: CARNM BOARD MEETING - CLICK HERECopyright: Canva Pro

80BUILTENVIRONMENTNAIOP SURVEYPROVIDES INSIGHTINTO SKILLS MOSTIMPORTANT TO CREDEVELOPMENTFinding, training and retaining talent hasgrown more challenging for commercial realestate development firms in recent years.Baby boomers are gradually aging out of theworkforce, increasing demand for youngerworkers who can take their place. At the sametime, technological innovation and anevolving industry constantly shape the skillsand duties that are required of commercialreal estate professionals. Last year, the NAIOPResearch Foundation convened the TalentDevelopment Task Force to examine howindustry practitioners and educators can worktogether to improve career preparation andexpand the talent pipeline in commercial realestate. The Task Force recommended thatNAIOP survey its members on the skills thatCRE employees will need to succeed.In June, NAIOP surveyed member developers,building owners, investors and assetmanagers to examine the skills andcredentials that are most important todevelopment-related professions. Surveyquestions were designed to capture theperspectives of both managers and non-management professionals, and to evaluatewhich skills are most important to early-career and mid-career professionals. Thesurvey focused on the most important softand hard skills, and perceptions of differenttypes of academic degrees and nondegreecredentials. Additional information aboutrespondents will be provided in a subsequentpost that discusses respondent perceptionsof different degree programs and othercredentials.CONTINUE READING >NAIOP EVENTCALENDARAUGUST 2023SATURDAY AUGUST 12TH5:00 PM - 7:00 PM: DEVELOPING LEADERS UNITED TAILGATE - CLICK HERETUESDAY AUGUST 22ND11:30 AM - 1:30 PM: AUGUST LUNCHEON – BORDERPLEX- CLICK HERETHURSDAY AUGUST 24TH5:30 PM - 7:30 PM: AUGUST LUNCHEON – DEVELOPING LEADERSHAPPY HOUR – DETAILS COMING SOON - CLICK HERECopyright: Canva Pro

81BUILTENVIRONMENTSBA EVENT CALENDARAUGUST 2023WEDNESDAY AUGUST 16TH10:00 AM - 11:00 AM: WEDNESDAY WEBINARS WITH SBASEATTLE: FEDERAL CONTRACTING 101 - CLICK HEREU.S. SMALL BUSINESSADMINISTRATION &DEPARTMENT OFDEFENSE HIGHLIGHTPRESIDENT BIDEN’S AMFORWARD INITIATIVEWASHINGTON – Yesterday, U.S. Small BusinessAdministrator Isabella Casillas Guzman met withDeputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks at thePentagon to highlight President Biden’s AMForward Initiative, as well as discuss collectivelyadvancing critical technology and manufacturingpriorities vital to U.S. national security and thepotential of the SBA’s Small Business InvestmentCompany (SBIC) program to help entrepreneursovercome any barriers to access.“By partnering with DoD and leveraging SBA’slong-standing public-private investmentpartnerships through the SBIC program, we willaccelerate manufacturing innovation in the U.S.industrial base by enabling access to capital andexpertise networks capable of addressing thebiggest challenges faced by the small businesssuppliers critical to U.S. national security,”Administrator Guzman said.CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva Pro

Michael Sloane, the director of the NewMexico Department of Game and Fish,said legislators need to address questionssurrounding the public’s right to accesswater that crosses private lands.Sloan spoke as part of a panel during theinterim Legislative Water and NaturalResources Committee on Monday at SanJuan College in Farmington.Continue reading >GAME AND FISHDIRECTOR SUGGESTSLEGISLATURE MAY NEEDTO LOOK AT STREAMACCESSBy Hannah Grover, NM Political Report08/08/2023Copyright: Canva Pro82REAL ESTATE NEWSNEW MEXICOBUILTENVIRONMENTDiners should notice new décor andincreased staffing at the six AlbuquerqueApplebee’s locations.Flynn Restaurant Group acquired thelocations in July and is investingapproximately $4 million in renovations.Continue reading >APPLEBEE'S LOCATIONSIN ALBUQUERQUE AREGETTING A FACELIFTUNDER NEWOWNERSHIPBy Cathy Cook, Albuquerque Journal 08/03/2023Harry’s Roadhouse has new owners, butthe “new” faces are as familiar as those ofHarry Shapiro and Peyton Young, wholaunched the iconic Old Las VegasHighway eatery in 1992.Shapiro and Young handed over the keysFriday to Kathleen O’Brien, who has beenthe restaurant’s manager since 2000, andnow is its owner, with business partner...Continue reading >HARRY'S ROADHOUSESOLD TO TWOLONGTIME EMPLOYEESBy Teya Vitu, Santa Fe New Mexican08/05/2023

The next phase of the Eagle Pichersuperfund site cleanup is set to begin inearnest this month, according torepresentatives from the EPA and NewMexico Environmental Department whofacilitated last week’s meeting of theEagle Picher Community Advisory Groupat Socorro City Hall.Continue reading >SUPERFUND SITECLEAN-UP BEGINS THISWEEKBy John Larson, El Defensor Chieftain08/03/202383BUILTENVIRONMENTFor nearly one month, the Village ofQuesta has been without a supermarket.Continue reading >WITHOUT ASUPERMARKET, QUESTABECOMES A 'FOODDESERT'By Liam Easley, Taos News08/02/2023Copyright: Canva ProNatural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage Inc.is relocating to a new location.The store — currently located at 4420Wyoming Blvd. NE. — will make the shortmove over to its new home at 4625Wyoming Blvd. NE. A building permit forthe project, which listed ESI ConstructionInc. as the contractor, stated the totalsquare footage was more than 14,500square feet while a store spokespersonstated that figure was closer to 13,300square feet.Continue reading >NATURAL GROCERS TORELOCATE WYOMINGBOULEVARD STOREBy Aayush Gupta, Albuquerque Business First 08/04/2023ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Againand again, a frustrated business ownersaid she is fed up with spendingthousands to keep repairing her business. Past Present & In Between Indoor FleaMarket and Antiques Owner JacquelinePattin said vandals have broken her thriftstore’s windows overnight. She said it’sthe second time it’s happened in less thanthree months.Continue reading >By George Gonzales, KRQE News08/08/2023VANDALS MAKEALBUQUERQUEBUSINESS OWNERTHINK TWICE ABOUTSTAYING OPEN

84REAL ESTATE NEWSSOUTHWESTBUILTENVIRONMENTThe long-standing site of a former sugarbeet production facility and warehouse indowntown Grand Junction will soon seethe construction of a new apartmentcomplex.Five separate buildings housing a total of164 residential units will go up onRiverside Parkway, across the way fromLas Colonias Park.The site in question was once home tothe Colorado Sugar ManufacturingCompany, which opened the state’s firstbeet-processing facility there in 1899.ONE-TIME GRANDJUNCTION SUGARBEET FACILITY TO BESITE OF NEWAPARTMENTCOMPLEXBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 08/04/2023Copyright: Canva ProAt the cusp of the Great Depression in1929, operations were ceased at the site,with the structures subsequently used asa uranium mill and finally a warehouse.Now a development firm based in Aspenhas received City of Grand Junctionapproval to put up apartment buildings atthe site, as well as storage units, as part ofa project that is expected to be built inphases.The Grand Junction-based KaartPlanning & Landscape Architecture hasbeen brought in as project designer.Aspen’s Sweeney Real Estate &Development has also recentlycompleted the three-story StruthersResidences, located at 805 StructuresAvenue in Grand Junction, a complexwith just under 50 units. Construction on the Riverside Parkwaycomplex is expected to begin sometimenext year.

A nearly century-old building in a smallsouthern Colorado town may soon be thesubject of a rehabilitation project.Located at 603 Main Street in the town ofAntonito, the structure, officially the LaSociedad Proteccion Mutua deTrabajadores Unidos (SPMDTU) building,was built in 1925 for the purpose ofproviding community meeting space forarea Hispanic workers.The 7,000-square-foot building has alsothrough the decades been the home ofany number of concerts, weddings,boxing matches, plays and movies, amongother activities.Listed on both the National and StateRegister of Historic Places, the building,also known as the Concilio SuperiorBuilding, has for some time been in needof an upgrading, including new roofing,and an effort to make the facility entirelyAmericans with Disabilities Actcompliant.HISPANIC WORKERSAND COMMUNITYGATHERING SPACE INCOLORADO SLATEDFOR STRUCTURALUPGRADESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 08/03/2023Copyright: Canva ProNow the State Historical Fund, which is apart of the non-profit group HistoryColorado, has awarded a grant of justover $245,000 to be used in therehabilitation effort. That funding is partof a total $875,000 that the group hasawarded to the project in recent years.Additional plans call for the creation ofboth a visitor center and research center.The SPMDTU organization once hadaround 65 chapters, primarily inColorado, Arizona, Utah, and Texas, andserved as a mutual aid society, providingassistance to workers, while alsoendeavoring to combat discrimination.The group, the Conejos County Citizennewspaper recently noted, continuestoday as a “diverse group of men andwomen who conduct monthly meetingsand functions,” providing bothcommunity services and scholarships.In a statement, Antonio Esquibel, vicepresident of the organization, saidrehabilitation of the Antonito building isexpected to spark “new interest in theorganization and a desire to participate inits events and acknowledge theimportance of the Hispano influence inthe San Luis Valley.”If all goes as planned, the rehabilitationwork is expected to be completed, withthe building once again open to thepublic, sometime in 2024.85BUILTENVIRONMENT

A former grocery store building that onceserved Tucon's vibrant Chinesecommunity is on the market with a $3million asking price.Located at 600 S. Meyer Avenue, thestructure measures just over 11,400square feet, and is designated as a Class Bbuilding.Extensively renovated in 2009 at a costof nearly $4 million, the two-storystructure features a solar panel roof,elevator, exposed brick walls, and vaultedceilings.TUCSON BUILDINGWITH HISTORICCHINESECOMMUNITYROOTS IS UP FORSALEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 08/09/2023Copyright: Canva ProThe structure started out as the JerryLee Ho's Market, a vital grocery storeproviding foodstuffs and goods toTucson's Chinese community. According to scholar Li Yang, writing inthe Journal of Arizona History, "theChinese operated sixty grocery stores,ten restaurants, and two laundries" insouth Tucson.Many of those businesses also had athriving Hispanic clientele, but largelywent by the wayside as a result of urbanrenewal efforts in the 1960s thatmarginalized the neighborhoodspopulated by those businesses.The Jerry Lee Ho building was closedsome two decades ago, before arenvoation effort was undertakenresulting in the creation of a newheating and cooling system and modernoffice space.The structure is being listed for sale bythe Tucson offices of NAI Horizonrealtors.86BUILTENVIRONMENT

87REAL ESTATE NEWSNATIONALBUILTENVIRONMENTInternational investment in U.S.residential properties remains a very bigbusiness, according to a new reportissued by the National Association ofRealtors, with the greatest investmentcoming out of three countries in theWestern Hemisphere and two countriesin Asia.Between April of 2022 and March of thisyear total foreign buyers purchased84,600 homes in the U.S. with a totaldollar value of $53.3 billion.FOREIGN INVESTMENTIN AMERICAN REALESTATE STILL STRONG,DESPITE RECENTDECLINE, SAYS NEWREPORTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 08/03/2023Copyright: Canva ProWhile that figure is large, it is actuallydown by 9.6% over the previous year andrepresents the fewest total number ofhomes purchased with foreign dollarssince the realtors group began trackingsuch transactions in 2009.The report, 2023 Profile of InternationalTransactions in U.S. Residential RealEstate, reveals Canada, Mexico andColumbia as the countries with thelargest number of U.S. propertyinvestments in the Western Hemisphere,while China and India rounded out therest of the top five.The number one state seeing the mostforeign investment was Florida,representing 23% of all purchases;followed by California and Texas, at 12%each. Further down the list: Arizona,North Carolina, and Illinois, at 4% each.A breakdown of the figures shows thatforeign buyers actually living in the U.S.purchased upwards of $23.4 billion inproperty. Adds the report: "Foreignbuyers who lived abroad purchased$29.9 billion worth of existing homes, up20% from the 12 months prior."In a statement, NAR chief economistLawrence Yun said the overall decline inforeign investment seen in the last yearwas most likely due to a combination ofhigher borrowing costs and lower homeinventories.

Even so, Yun added that "recoveringinternational travel following the end ofthe pandemic will bring more foreigntransactions in coming months andyears."As part of a trend that has been playingout now for around a decade, China wasfirst in the dollar amount of U.S. homepurchases at $13.6 billion, followed byCanada at $6.6 billion.Purchases from Mexico represented $4.2billion, with India close behind at $3.4billion. The top five countries list wasrounded out with Columbia at just under$1 billion.88BUILTENVIRONMENTDALLAS - Aug. 7, 2023 - PRLog -- Manyhome buyers and sellers don't knowwhere to turn to get a trusted endorsedreferral to help with one of the biggestfinancial transactions of their lives. BrentJones can now help solve that dilemma ina big way.If you've followed the DFW real estatemarket for a while, you've undoubtedlyheard of Brent Jones. He's one of themost respected agents in North Texaswhen it comes to unique ways of helpinghis clients buy and sell homes. Now, he'sone-upped himself with his latestendorsement of becoming a...Continue reading >DALLAS FORT WORTHREAL ESTATE AGENTEARNS DAVE RAMSEYELP ENDORSED LOCALPROVIDER STATUSBy NuHomeSource Realty, PRLOG08/07/2023Higher Rates, Economic UncertaintySlow Commercial Lending In The U.S.According to the Mortgage BankersAssociation, total U.S. commercial andmultifamily mortgage borrowing andlending is expected to fall to $504 billionthis year, which is a 38 percent declinefrom 2022's total of $816 billion.Continue reading >U.S. COMMERCIALLENDING TO DIVE 38PERCENT TO $504BILLION IN 2023By Michael Gerrity, Commercial Real Estate News08/04/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

89BUILTENVIRONMENTThe national office market has been on abumpy ride since the Covid-19 pandemic,and additional challenges are lurking onthe horizon.A recent analysis by CoStar Group Inc.(Nasdaq: CSGP) found 55% of officeleases signed before the pandemic thatwere active in January 2020 have yet toexpire, meaning there's still a lot ofpotential vacancy or space reductionsthat could hit the market.Continue reading >MOST PRE-PANDEMICOFFICE LEASES HAVEN'TROLLED OVER,THREATENING TOPROLONG PAIN IN CREBy Ashley Fahey, Albuquerque Business First 08/07/2023With over half a million people in theUnited States experiencinghomelessness, as noted in the U.S.Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment’s 2022 Annual HomelessAssessment Report, the growth of thispopulation outpaces the new supportivetransitional housing units being built toserve them. Patterns of regulation incommunities across the country have ledto a lack of affordable housing, causing aboom in people experiencinghomelessness.KTGY has been privileged to design manycommunities providing supportivehousing for formerly unhousedindividuals. Understandably, supportivehousing is a sensitive topic that raises thequestion: how do we balance providing asmany homes as possible in a reasonableand respectful way?Continue reading >REPEATABLE,SUPPORTIVE HOUSINGFOR THE UNHOUSEDBy Marissa Kasdan, Building Design + Construction07/27/2023Copyright: Canva ProCopyright: Canva Pro

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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The fourastronauts assigned to fly around themoon in another year got their first lookat their spacecraft, as NASA warnedTuesday there could be more delays.They peeked into their unfinished Orioncapsule, red “Remove Before Flight” tagsstill dangling from it, and came awayimpressed.Continue reading >ASTRONAUTS GET FIRSTLOOK AT THESPACECRAFT THAT WILLFLY THEM AROUND THEMOONBy Marcia Dunn, KRQE News08/08/2023Raytheon Technologies’ long-troubledground stations that will control thePentagon’s constellation of GPS satelliteswon’t be ready till next year—seven yearsbehind schedule.Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro97BUILTENVIRONMENTSPACE NEWSNEW MEXICO & NATIONALBy Staff Writer, Defense One08/08/2023LONG-OVERDUE GPSGROUND STATIONSDELAYED BY PANDEMIC,CHINESE HARDWAREIn recent years, US officials haveemphasized a desire for “tacticallyresponsive” space launch — the ability toget a system in orbit as fast as battlefieldconditions require, instead of the usualyears-long process. In a new analysis,Sam Bresnick of at GeorgetownUniversity’s Center for Security andEmerging Technology (CSET)...Continue reading >By Sam Bresnick, Breaking Defense08/08/2023CHINA’S RAPID SPACELAUNCH ADVANTAGE,AND HOW THE US CANTRY TO COUNTER IT

The rise of large constellations of smallcommunication satellites in low Earthorbit (LEO) over the last four years has,with it, led to concerns about the effecton space situational awareness, ground-based visual and radio astronomy, andthe effect on the health and well-being ofthe natural world, including humans.Several studies have published themeasurable effects of these concerns,and several more studies are ongoing.The issue has brought efforts, includingnew laws, to retool the licensing processfor LEO in a new era of hundreds ofthousands of small satellites instead ofhundreds of large objects.Continue reading >EFFECT OF UPGRADESTO STARLINKGENERATION 2SATELLITES ON VISUALBRIGHTNESSBy Brad Young & Jay Respler, The Space Review08/07/2023The New Mexico State UniversityDepartment of Astronomy is home to theAtmospheres Node of NASA’s PlanetaryData System (PDS), a distributed archivethat contains all data returned to Earthby NASA’s planetary missions throughoutthe solar system. At NMSU, a team hasbeen archiving all data related toplanetary atmospheres since 1995.At an award ceremony in April, theNMSU team was among those in PDSnodes across the country to receivedNASA’s 2022 Silver Group AchievementAward at a ceremony. The award is one ofthe highest that teams of civil servantsand contractors can receive.Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro98BUILTENVIRONMENTNMSU ASTRONOMERSRECEIVE NASA SILVERTEAM AWARD FORADVANCES INPLANETARY DATASYSTEMBy NM State Newsroom08/02/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

99BUILTENVIRONMENTSPACE EVENTSNATIONWIDEThe new moon will arrive at 9:40 p.m. EDT (0240 GMT on Sept. 15).The full moon of September, known as the Harvest Moon, will occur at 5:58 a.m. EDT (1058 GMT).EXPECTED THIS SEPTEMBERAUGUST 10THA Russian Soyuz rocket will launch the Luna25 moon landing mission from VostochnyCosmodrome at 8:10 p.m. EDT (0010 GMT).VIEW FULL CALENDAR >AUGUST 16THThe new moon will arrive at 5:38 a.m. EDT(1038 GMT).AUGUST 10THVirgin Galactic will launch six people tosuborbital space on the company's firstprivate astronaut mission. The flight, Galactic02, is scheduled to lift off from New Mexico'sSpaceport America at 10:00 a.m. EDT (1400GMT). AUGUST 25THA SpaceX Falcon 9 will launch a Crew Dragonspacecraft on the program's 12th crewedflight. The crew includes NASA astronautJasmin Moghbeli, European Space Agencyastronaut Andreas Mogensen, Japaneseastronaut Satoshi Furukawa, and Russiancosmonaut Konstantin Borisov. They willspend six months aboard the InternationalSpace Station. The launch is scheduled for3:49 a.m. EDT (0749 GMT) from NASA'sKennedy Space Center.AUGUST 13THThe Perseid meteor shower peaks tonight!The prolific meteor shower is active frommid-July until late August. AUGUST 23RDA Russian Soyuz rocket will launch a ProgressMS-24 (85P) cargo ship to the internationalspace station from Baikonur CosmodromeKazakhstan.AUGUST 25TH - 26THA Japanese H-IIA rocket will launch the SLIM(Smart Lander for Investigating Moon)mission and the XRISM (X-Ray Imaging andSpectroscopy Mission) from TanegashimaSpace Center, Japan at 8:34 p.m. EDT (0034GMT).AUGUST 26THAn Indian PSLV rocket will launch the AdityaL1 mission from Satish Dhawan Space Centre,India. Aditya L1 is the first space-based Indianmission to study the sun. AUGUST 29THA United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocketwill launch the classified SILENTBARKER(NROL-107) mission from Cape CanaveralSpace Force Station. It is a joint missionbetween the U.S. Air Force and the NationalReconnaissance Office. Its goal is to provide"satellite threat intelligence and spacesituational awareness."AUGUST 30THThe second full moon in August is known asthe Blue Moon. It will arrive at 9:36 p.m. EDT(0236 GMT Aug 31).

100NEW MEXICO SPACE INDUSTRYFEATURED COMPANYBUILTENVIRONMENTIn 1998, SolAero broke ground on it's new facility where we developed and commercialized a 23% efficientdual-junction solar cell in 12 months while most industry experts projected that it would take 3 years toaccomplish. Beginning in 1999, we continued to release new space qualified solar cell technology every 24months for 10 years, driving technological innovation, not only in space power, but in space applicationsthat have transformed how we live. NASA's Starshine-3 launched in 2001 was the first satellite poweredby our Advanced Triple-Junction (ATJ) solar cells. In the period from 2000 to 2009, SolAero's ATJ solar cellwas the best-selling satellite solar power solution in the world.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE > Phone:(505) 332-5000SINCE 2001, SOLAERO SOLAR CELLS AND PANELS HAVE SUPPLIEDPRIMARY POWER TO OVER 760 SUCCESSFUL SPACE MISSIONS WITHZERO-ON ORBIT FAILURES.SOLAERO TECHNOLOGIES10420 Research Road SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123We create world-class innovative solutions that are powering the new space race.COMPANY NEWS:THE SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH OF NASA’S JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE MARKS THE 1,002ND SATELLITEPOWERED BY SOLAERO TECHNOLOGIESALBUQUERQUE, N.M., Dec. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — SolAero Technologies Corp. (SolAero), a leadingprovider of high efficiency solar cells, solar panels, and composite structural products for satellite andaerospace applications, celebrated the launch of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (Webb), markingthe milestone of powering 1,002 satellites in orbit. SolAero supplied the high-efficiency triple-junctionsolar cells to Northrop Grumman for integration into solar panels and solar arrays to power Webb.Since its founding in 1998, SolAero has helped to revolutionize the space industry through theadvancement of satellite solar power technology. In just its first three years, SolAero was instrumental inthe displacement of silicon solar cells as the primary source of satellite power after they had been incontinuous use since 1958. SolAero subsequently released new satellite power technology every 18-24months for the next two decades, driving technological innovations that have transformed how we live.Today, SolAero’s Triple-Junction (ZTJ), 4-Junction (Z4J), and 5-Junction (IMM) portfolio of solar cellproducts is the mostly widely used in the world, and its high-volume panel manufacturing capabilities areenabling many of the industry’s largest satellite programs while meeting the exacting specifications ofthe world’s most demanding missions.Continue reading >

101BUILTENVIRONMENTNew Mexico personifies the essential spirit of theaerospace revolution – from our world-classcommercial Spaceport with over 6,000 squaremiles of protected airspace to the dozens ofcutting-edge tech companies who are tacklingsome of the universe’s greatest challenges. NewMexico’s intellectual capital and access to keyfederal resources are second to none.NewSpace New Mexico is pleased to release “SpaceBudgeting for Modern Times - Industrial SpaceCapabilities with less waste, delay, and obsolescence” The pace of innovations by industrial space companiesand the hypersonic speed of objects and threats inspace require rapidly revamping the bureaucraticprocesses used to acquire space capabilities, protecthuman life, the environment, assets, and sovereignrights on Earth and in space.ANNOUNCING RELEASE OF "SPACE BUDGETING FOR MODERN TIMES"VIEW PUBLICATIONEditor’s Note: Throughout 2022, New MexicoAngels’ members, investors and start-upowners will be writing columns on economicdevelopment and start-up opportunities in thestate. The Angels unite individual investors topool their resources, providing seed and early-stage capital to startup companies.The space race is back on.Winning it will require addressing the barrierscompanies face in launching their newproducts into space.I founded NewSpace New Mexico with thispurpose. As a former leader of the Air ForceResearch Laboratory Technology EngagementOffice, I witnessed how challenging it could befor companies to understand and navigate toresources that can help them grow andsucceed.Through our cooperation with the spacecompanies, convening industry forums and co-innovating with hundreds of space leadersacross the nation, we try to get at the rootcauses that result in too many companiesbecoming stuck in the industry-acknowledged“Valley of Death.” It has come back loud andclear that the biggest challenge preventingmore companies from succeeding is having asupport system that goes beyond the researchand development stage.We recently launched NewSpace Ignitor, whichis funded in partnership with AFRL, to addressthese concerns by providing a completesupport system for companies as they movefrom concept to product to sales. Theincubator-like program will provideunprecedented levels of post-R&D support toearly-stage, small and mid-sized companies.This support will give companies what theyneed to turn their innovations into revenue-generating products. CONTINUE READING >SUPPORT FOR START-UPS IS KEY TO WIN SPACE RACELEADERSHIPBy Casey Anglada Deraad, Founder & CEO, NewSpace New Mexico - Albuquerque Journal10/01/2022

00102BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICONew Mexico Gas Company Wants ToBuild New And Big Storage Facility >SOUTHWESTINDUSTRY NEWS QUICK LINKS33CONSTRUCTION38After Years of Trying, Move to BuildNew Soccer Stadium in AlbuquerqueAppears to Advance >Los Alamos National Laboratories looktoward off-site campus >Geobrugg expands with newmanufacturing hub in Sandoval County >Golden, Colorado to See Construction ofNew Modern Residential Community >Judge Rules in Favor of ReferendumChallenging Big Northern ArizonaHealthcare Campus Project >New El Paso Wal-Mart ShootingMemorial May be Completed Next year >NATIONALKBC Group NV Has $46,000 StockPosition in AECOM (NYSE:ACM) >TRENDS44CONSTRUCTION46General pool drug testing consortium vsstandalone program >Montabert USA Announces ExpandedFacility >Turner Wins $335M Contract forUniversity of Kansas Stadium Upgrade >Two new school projects part of largerdistrict-wide improvement plans >Clark tops out first of 3 towers atWashington, DC, apartment project >What the July jobs report means for thehealth of the economy >The AI Advantage: It's Time To Explore &Adopt Generative AI >Downtown Albuquerque hotelconstruction ‘back on track’>Featured Renovation of mid-centurymotel nears completion >Construction begins on FirstServe/Forked Lightning tennis complex >Federal grants support pipeline safetyefforts in New Mexico >United Airlines Announces Plans toBuild Big Training Facility Near theDenver Airport >Phoenix Retail Developer Wants to BuildAll-Encompassing Shopping Center >Former Colorado Contractor PleadsGuilty in Employee's Trench CollapseDeath >Dallas, Atlanta lead US hotelconstruction pipeline >Construction Keeps Gaining Jobs, Adding19,000 in July >ABC: State Construction UnemploymentRates Range From 0.4% to 7.5% >Rio Communities to amend zoningcode >Mold, weeds and sagging ceilings >Diller Scofidio + Renfro chosen asarchitect for UNM's Center forCollaborative Arts and TechnologyBuilding >Construction planning drops for fifthmonth on interest rates, lendingissues >NEW MEXICOGame and Fish director suggestslegislature may need to look at streamaccess >82COMMERICAL REAL ESTATEApplebee's locations in Albuquerqueare getting a facelift under newownership >

00103BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO & NATIONALAstronauts get first look at thespacecraft that will fly them around themoon >97SPACELong-overdue GPS ground stationsdelayed by pandemic, Chinesehardware >China’s rapid space launch advantage,and how the US can try to counter it >NEW MEXICOAnheuser-Busch sells BreckenridgeBrewery, 7 other labels to U.S. cannabiscompany >104WEEDFEEDMastercard to ban use of its debit cardsto buy marijuana >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALPresident Biden's schedule for the NewMexico visit >105LEGISLATIONFeds raise amount of FEMA fundingavailable for 2022 wildfire recovery >NEW MEXICOHarry's Roadhouse sold to two longtimeemployees >SOUTHWEST82COMMERICAL REAL ESTATE84Superfund site clean-up begins thisweek >Without a supermarket, Questabecomes a 'food desert' >Natural Grocers to relocate WyomingBoulevard store >One-Time Grand Junction Sugar BeetFacility to Be Site of New ApartmentComplex >Hispanic Workers and CommunityGathering Space in Colorado Slated forStructural Upgrades >Tucson Building With Historic ChineseCommunity Roots Is Up For Sale >Vandals make Albuquerque businessowner think twice about staying open >NATIONAL87Foreign Investment in American RealEstate Still Strong, Despite RecentDecline, Says New Report >Dallas Fort Worth Real Estate AgentEarns Dave Ramsey ELP Endorsed LocalProvider Status >U.S. Commercial Lending to Dive 38Percent to $504 Billion in 2023 >Most pre-pandemic office leaseshaven't rolled over, threatening toprolong pain in CRE >Repeatable, supportive housing for theunhoused >NMSU astronomers receive NASA SilverTeam Award for advances in PlanetaryData System >Effect of upgrades to StarlinkGeneration 2 satellites on visualbrightness >Funding Announced for Federal MinorityEntrepreneurs Program >NEW MEXICO & NATIONALBuilding a better academic workplace >107ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGNAECOM Tapped to Oversee $1.5B Sea-Tac Airport Concourse Renovation >Interior Designer Jennifer BowlesCompletes Stunning 16,500 sfRestaurant and Brewery at ColdHarbor Brewing Company inWestborough, MA >NEW MEXICO & NATIONAL108VENDORS / SUPPLIERSThese industrials are powering aheadafter a bleak start to the year >Diablo Revolutionizes Metal Cuttingwith Industry First Steel Demon™Cermet Blade Series >

ANHEUSER-BUSCHSELLS BRECKENRIDGEBREWERY, 7 OTHERLABELS TO U.S.CANNABIS COMPANYBy Ben Warwick, CBS Colorado 08/08/2023Anheuser-Busch InBev announced theywill sell Breckenridge Brewery and otherlabels to Tilray Brands, a cannabis andpackaged goods company headquarteredin New York City.Continue reading >A new Colorado law allowing onlinemarijuana sales took effect on Monday.Wisconsin’s Assembly speaker said hisRepublican caucus is crafting medicalcannabis legislation that “we hope tobring forward this fall,” but the Senateminority leader is expressing skepticismthe party will meaningfully followthrough. Meanwhile, a Democraticlawmaker tweeted about shopping at aMichigan marijuana dispensary over theweekend.Continue reading >NEW MEXICO WEEDFEED104BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProCOLORADO ONLINECANNABIS SALES LAWTAKES EFFECT By Tom Angell, Marijuana Moment08/08/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

105ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —President Joe Biden arrived in NewMexico Tuesday after visiting Arizona.Biden flew into Kirtland Air Force Baseand traveled into Albuquerque. Fromthere, Biden attended a campaignreception ahead of his reelection bid in2024.Continue reading >PRESIDENT BIDEN'SSCHEDULE FOR THENEW MEXICO VISITBy Alyssa Munoz, KOAT08/09/2023Copyright: Canva ProSANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Bidenadministration has announced additionalfunding for recovery from destructivewildfires in 2022. The Federal EmergencyManagement Agency (FEMA) has beenauthorized to cover a larger percentageof some costs.The federal government authorized cost-sharing to cover 100% of emergencyprotective measures. The boost infunding applies to costs related to theCerro Pelado fire and damage thatoccurred between April 5, 2022, to July23, 2022, according to FEMA.Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTLEGISLATIONNEW MEXICO & NATIONALFEDS RAISE AMOUNT OFFEMA FUNDINGAVAILABLE FOR 2022WILDFIRE RECOVERYBy Curtis Segarra, KRQE News08/08/2023Copyright: Canva Pro

106A series of programs and projectsdesigned to help underservedentrepreneurs grow their businesses arein line for up to $125 million in funding,the Department of Commerce has justannounced.The Capital Readiness Program, whichitself is being funded via the TreasuryDepartment’s State Small BusinessCredit Initiative, is designed to helpminority small businesses, strengtheningthem by providing capital for jobcreation.FUNDING ANNOUNCEDFOR FEDERAL MINORITYENTREPRENEURSPROGRAMBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 08/08/2023Copyright: Canva ProThe purpose of the program, said DonaldCravins, Jr., Under Secretary ofCommerce, “is to provide every Americanentrepreneur with an equitable shot atbuilding a successful business.”Cravins, in a statement, additionallynoted that overall, the BidenAdministration is currently investing“$10 billion to support small businessesand empower them to access the capitalneeded to invest in job-creatingopportunities.”According to the White House, theCapital Readiness Program is the"largest-ever direct Federal investmentin small business incubators andaccelerators of its kind.”At present, 43 non-profit andcommunity-based groups, as well asprivate sector entities and institutions ofhigher education, are in line for CapitalReadiness Program funding.Recipients include the Arizona HispanicChamber of Commerce Foundation,which is receiving $3 million to puttogether a business accelerator andincubator program to help underservedentrepreneurs gain access to capital inArizona, Nevada, and California.In announcing the Capital ReadinessProgram late last year, Cravins remarkedthat the “greatest obstacle facingdisadvantaged entrepreneurs, especiallywomen, is access.”BUILTENVIRONMENT

107Having endured since the Middle Ages,the traditional academic workplace mightfinally have reached a breaking point.Changes in collaboration, finances, andindividual work patterns are makingtraditional workplace practicesunsustainable. One major issue has beenthe fragmentation of the academicworkplace—within buildings, acrosscampuses, and even outside them—whichis compromising collaboration andcommunity among faculty and staff, whilefilling campuses with more underutilizedspace.Continue reading >BUILDING A BETTERACADEMIC WORKPLACEBy David Craig & Melany Park, Building Design + Construction08/07/2023MANCHESTER, N.H. &WESTBOROUGH, Mass. - Aug. 8, 2023 -PRLog -- Renowned interior designerJennifer Bowles is thrilled to announcethe completion of an extraordinary16,500-square-foot restaurant andbrewery at Cold Harbor BrewingCompany in Westborough, MA. Thismammoth project took over a year tocomplete, and the outcome has been metwith raving acclaim from both longtimepatrons and newcomers alike.Continue reading >ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGNNEW MEXICO & NATIONALBUILTENVIRONMENTBy JBO Home, PRLOG08/08/2023INTERIOR DESIGNERJENNIFER BOWLESCOMPLETES STUNNING16,500 SF RESTAURANTAND BREWERY AT COLDHARBOR BREWINGCOMPANY INWESTBOROUGH, MAConstruction projects at Seattle-TacomaInternational Airport continue to flyalong. Amidst multiple efforts to upgradenearly every facet of the airport—fromticketing areas to baggage conveyors andconcourses to a new International...Continue reading >By Tim Newcomb, ENR Northwest 08/08/2023AECOM TAPPED TOOVERSEE $1.5B SEA-TACAIRPORT CONCOURSERENOVATIONCopyright: Canva Pro

108Diablo Tools (“Diablo”), which offers asolution-oriented range of best-in-the-world, best-for-our-world products forthe professional user, reinvents the metalcutting industry again with an unmatchedline of Cermet saw blades designed forextreme durability, longer life and fastercuts in metals and stainless steel. Aperfect fit for cordless and corded saws,the Steel Demon™ Cermet blade featuresan exclusive, innovative design thatdelivers up to 25X longer life, 50X...Continue reading >DIABLOREVOLUTIONIZESMETAL CUTTING WITHINDUSTRY FIRST STEELDEMON™ CERMETBLADE SERIESBy Diablo, For Construction Pros08/08/2023Copyright: Canva ProIndustrials came roaring back to life inthe second quarter, with Club holdingsCaterpillar...Continue reading >BUILTENVIRONMENTVENDORS / SUPPLIERSNEW MEXICO & NATIONALTHESE INDUSTRIALSARE POWERING AHEADAFTER A BLEAK STARTTO THE YEARBy Morgan Chittum, CNBC08/04/2023The U.S. continues to gain ground onother countries’ manufacturingdominance a year after President JoeBiden signed the $52 billion CHIPS andScience Act in August 2022.The renewed push to revive Americanmanufacturing after decades ofoffshoring has led to over $503 billion inprivate company investment as of June2023, according to the White House. Themultibillion-dollar investments scatteredacross the country range from...Continue reading >CONSTRUCTION’SMANUFACTURINGBOOM: MAPPING THEBIGGEST FACILITIESUNDERWAY IN THE USBy Sebastian Obando & Julia Himmel, ConstructionDive08/07/2023

109More than $64 million in grants comingout of Washington is being madeavailable for pipeline and undergroundnatural gas storage facilities upkeepwork.The funding is coming through thePipeline and Hazardous Materials SafetyAdministration, which is a part of theDepartment of Transportation, and isdesigned to give state governmentssupport in keeping pipelines and gasstorage facilities up to date.SUBSTANTIAL FEDERALGRANT FUNDINGANNOUNCED FOR GASPIPELINE INSPECTIONAND ENFORCEMENTWORK IN THE STATESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 08/09/2023Copyright: Canva Pro“These grants will be another importanttool for ensuring America’s pipelines arethe safest and most reliable in the world,”Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigiegsaid in a statement announcing the grantfunding.Altogether, the Pipeline and HazardousMaterials Safety Administration willdistribute what are called Pipeline SafetyState Base Grants worth a total dollaramount of $60.5 million. An additionalnearly $4 million is being made availablethrough underground natural gas storagegrants specifically designed to help fundequipment maintenance and updates,among other things. State inspection efforts currentlyoversee more than 80% of the nation’svast 3.4 million-mile pipeline system. The grant opportunities comes fiveemonths after the Pipeline andHazardous Materials SafetyAdministration announced that it wasoffering more than $25 million in grantsto go for first responder training andimproved safety programs fortransporting and handling hazardousmaterials.In the last two years, the agency hasawarded more than $206 million ingrants for state-based gas pipeline safetyefforts. BUILTENVIRONMENTENERGYNEW MEXICO & NATIONAL

110Nearly 18 months after Winter Storm Uripounded the U.S. in February 2021, NewMexico consumers are still paying for itscostly impact on the state.Continue reading >NM GAS CO. SAYS APLANNED RIO RANCHOSTORAGE FACILITYCOULD HELP STABILIZECOSTS IN EXTREMEWEATHER. CRITICS SAYIT'S NOT WORTH IT.By Chancey Bush, Albuquerque Journal 08/07/2023BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Canva ProFLAGSTAFF, AZ – President Biden willdesignate the fifth national monument ofhis presidency in a ceremony on Tuesday.The new monument, proposed by theGrand Canyon Tribal Coalition, willprotect more than 900,000 acres ofpublic land that tribes say is important toprotect for ecological, historical, culturaland spiritual reasons. Continue reading >STATEMENT: PRESIDENTBIDEN PROTECTSGRAND CANYON FROMURANIUM MININGBy Ellen Montgomery, Environment New Mexico08/08/2023An eight-story building at VancouverCommunity College will feature acutting-edge electric/hybrid automotiveshop to train students on servicing andmaintaining electric vehicles and provideeducation on clean energy. The 343,832-sf Centre for Clean Energy andAutomotive Innovation, to be designedby Stantec, will house classrooms, labs, alibrary and learning center, an Indigenousgathering space, administrative...Continue reading >By Peter Fabris, Building Design + Construction08/07/2023EIGHT-STORYVANCOUVERCOMMUNITY COLLEGEBUILDING DEDICATEDTO CLEAN ENERGY,ELECTRIC VEHICLEEDUCATION

Seven other types of investment in single- or multifamily construction, repair and maintenance, orarchitectural and engineering services. Any dollar amountAny starting yearAny duration for the investmentAGC would like to share an exciting tool to demonstrate the economic impact of infrastructure investment inNew Mexico - ‘AGC Construction Impact Model’.AGC of America partnered with Brian R. Lewandowski, University of Colorado Boulder to produce a flexiblebut simple economic model that calculates the impact on employment and output in each state from varioussizes of investment in different types of construction.The below link provides an explanation and instructions for using the model. The table below shows an example of the results obtainable from the model, in this case, the total instatejobs (construction, supplier and induced jobs throughout the state's economy) and total instate output from a$1 billion investment over one year in three types of construction: highways, nonresidential buildings, orother nonresidential structures (infrastructure).Users can choose from:In addition to total instate jobs and output, the model shows separately the impact on construction, supplierand induced jobs, output, and value added (or state gross domestic product, the amount of labor income andprofits added by the investment), and the 10 sectors that receive the most additional spending.To access AGC’s ConstructionImpact Tool click here. For more information on how touse the tool clickhere.We hope you will share yourreports with us, please emailKelly Roepke-Orthat kroepke@agc-nm.org111

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200120022003200420052006200720082009201020112012201320142015201620172018201920202021202260,000 40,000 20,000 0 The average annual pay in New Mexico as of 2022 was $55,333. The 2022 average represents a 5.36% increasefrom the previous year and a drastic 27.10% increase in the last five years. Since 2001 the average annual pay ofNew Mexico employees has increased by 92.78%. - Josh Cutler, The Built Environment AVERAGE ANNUAL PAY OF EMPLOYEES IN NEWMEXICO IN THE UNITED STATES FROM 2001 TO 2022(IN CURRENT U.S. DOLLARS)Source: Bureau of Labor StatisticsSurvey by: Bureau of Labor StatisticsPublished by: Lureau of Labor StatisticsSource link: CLICK HERERelease date: June 2023113BUILTENVIRONMENTNEW MEXICO STATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR

0 250 500 750 1,000Sandia National Laboratories solar thermal facility Morro Bay battery energy storage system Willow Rock compressed air energy storage system Daggett solar power facility FPL Manatee energy storage center In 2023, the largest energy storage project in the United States is the Sandia National Laboratories SolarThermal Facility in New Mexico. The project diverges from other storage facilities by using molten salt energystorage technology. Other energy storage facilities around the country typically use lithium-ion battery storageor compressed air storage technologies. Using molten salt energy storage technology will allow the New Mexicofacility to store up to 1,000 megawatts. - Josh Cutler, The Built Environment LEADING ENERGY STORAGE PROJECTS IN THEUNITED STATES AS OF 2023, BY CAPACITY(IN MEGAWATTS)Source: power-technology.com; GlobalDataSurvey by: power-technology.com; GlobalDataPublished by: power-technology.comSource Link: CLICK HEREAdditional Resource: CLICK HEREAdditional Resource: CLICK HERERelease date: July 2023114BUILTENVIRONMENTNATIONAL STATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR Albuquerque, NMMorro Bay, CARosamond, CASan Bernardino, CAManatee, FL

19951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023*$(150,000,000,000) $(100,000,000,000) $(50,000,000,000) $(0) From January to June 2023, the United States bought more goods from Mexico than it sold, leading to a loss of$75.5 billion. Since 1995 the United States has experienced a trade deficit with Mexico. The combined total tradedeficit since 1995 amounts to roughly $1.66 trillion. From 2018 to 2022, the United States experienced an averagetrade deficit of $104.81 billion annually. - Josh Cutler, The Built Environment *Stay tuned next week as we dive into America's trade deficit with China. TRADE DEFICIT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATESAND MEXICO FROM 1995 TO 2023*Source: US Census BureauSurvey by: US Census BureauPublished by: US Census BureauSource link: CLICK HERE Additional resource: CLICK HERERelease date: July 2023115BUILTENVIRONMENTINTERNATIONAL STATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR

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Mescalero Indian Hospital Expansion...PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBER2022-3C09TOTALVIEWSTOP PROJECTS THIS WEEKVOLUME 04 ISSUE 04NEW MEXICO | COLORADO | ARIZONA | EL PASO, TX4,289Mosquero PreK-12 School...2023-4CA2 1,268NMSU-Aggie Memorial Operations...2023-4E94 496Suzy Ann Roadway & Bridge...2023-4DC0 366RE-BID NM 124 Road Diet2023-5171 202RFQ-CM@R Holloman Middle School2023-4F40 192NMSU-Nursing Skills and Simulation...2023-551B 170Curry County Magistrate Courthouse2023-5848 166Los Alamos Golf Course Remodel...2023-53FC 1377,286117BUILTENVIRONMENT

Albuquerque, New MexicoDISTRIBUTION & WHOLESALE OF RAWVINYL: ABSENTEE OWNEDASKING PRICE: $1,925,000GROSS REVENUE: $2,085,622CASH FLOW: $561,1116EBITA: NOT DISCLOSEDINVENTORY: NOT DISCLOSEDFF&E: NOT DISCLOSEDBUSINESS DESCRIPTION This is a wholesale and distribution business thatprovides their B2B clients with raw vinyl material.These clients are generally distributors or largeadvertising firms. Their diversified product mix is 33%Vinyl Banners, 33% Displays which are commonlyused for marketing or trade shows, and 33% SpecialtyVinyl Graphics. Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico,with nationwide distribution, they have a regionalfocus in the Southwest. The production facility is a8,100 sq ft large space with a uniquely modifiedbuildout. The staff of 12 includes a 20+ year veteranof the business who is the President, an Art Director,a Sales Manager and a Production Manager alongwith several finishers and customer servicerepresentatives. This well tenured team has allowedfor the owner to be absentee. He lives over 1,000miles away and his role is strategic planning, which isdone from afar. The purchase includes nearly$300,000 of assets and equipment. With $192,500 asan investment, the company would return $312,885annually after the debt service. Priced at $1,925,000,this business is primed and ready for a new ownerwho is looking to expand into the design space. Theowner has offered 10% Seller Financing to show hisvested interest in the continued success of thebusiness moving forward in addition to a transitionperiod of 6 months to 1 year.118BUSINESS FOR SALENEW MEXICOBUILTENVIRONMENTABOUT THE BUSINESS Location: Albuquerque, New MexicoYear Established: 2010Number of Employees: 12Real Estate: LeasedFacilities: Assets & Equipment: $283,724Growth & Expansion: Social media manager andincorporating AI.ABOUT THE SALEReason For Selling: Retirement/ Owner hasalready moved out of state.Training/Support: 6 months – 1 yearSeller Financing: 10% Seller Financing $192,500VIEW LISTING >

PERMITNUMBERCLICK TO VIEWPERMIT LOCATIONPERMITOWNERESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2022-014036420 CENTRAL AV SETOTALSQ. FEETMerardo Cera07/31/2023 - 07/03/2024 1,840BUILDINGCONTRACTORPHOENIX INNOVATIONS LLCISSUE/EXPIRATION DATEBP-2022-393557500 UNIVERSEBLVD NW12 Oaks AlbuquereUniverse Blvd LLC08/03/2023 - 02/03/2024 9,100BuildingContractorESTIMATED COST: $145,000BP-2023-006291720 CENTRAL AV SWErin Wade08/01/2023 - 02/01/2024 3,165ESTIMATED COST: $300,000BP-2023-01085211 UNSER BLVD SWVia Real Estate LLC08/02/2023 - 02/02/2024 4,355ESTIMATED COST: $1,200,000BP-2023-012732601 CENTRAL AV NWCITY OFALBUQUERQUE-MARISSA ORTIZ 08/04/2023 - 02/04/2024 11,864ESTIMATED COST: N/ABP-2023-108837120 WYOMINGBLVD NEJames B Clark08/01/2023 - 08/03/2024 2,443ESTIMATED COST: $62,500ALBUQUERQUE BUILDING PERMITSJULY 31ST - AUGUST 4TH 2023Construction Reporter Member119BP-2023-159597500 BLUEWATERRD NWDennis Perry08/02/2023 - 02/02/2024 187,735ESTIMATED COST: $8,582B ENTERPRISES LLC MODULUS ARCHITECTS, INCINSIGHT CONSTRUCTION, LLC7B BUILDING & DEVELOPMENT LLC MODULUS ARCHITECTS, INCANISSA CONSTRUCTION, INC.BARNSLEY CONSTRUCTION, LLC MASTERWORKS ARCHITECTS, INCGREER STAFFORD/SJCFARCHITECTURE INC TRADEPROBUILTENVIRONMENT

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