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FEDERAL RESERVE BOARDGOVERNOR FIRED BYPRESIDENT, VOWS TO PUSH ONW H E R E N E W M E X I C O C O N S T R U C T I O N A N D R E A L E S T A T E M E E TVOLUME VI | ISSUE 07 | AUGUST 2025DEFICITBLAMECOLORADO LAWMAKERSTACKLE BUDGET DEFICIT SAIDTO BE CAUSED BY TRUMP’SBIG BEAUTIFUL BILL >UNCLE SAM’S INTEL STAKEU.S. TO TAKE NEARLY 10%STAKE IN INTEL >Featured ProjectsActive ProjectsPost-Bid ProjectsProjectsIndustry Brief Event CalendarConstructionReal Estate Table of ContentsConstructionReal EstateLegislationEnergyNewsImage is AI generated RETURN TO NAVIGATION >

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BUILTENVIRONMENTQUICK NEWS LINKSCONSTRUCTION27Tractor Supply Company Ready To BuildNew Store In Northwest New Mexico >NEW MEXICOPlanning Continues for Construction of NewFreight Rail Line in San Juan County >Construction of New Meat Processing Plantin Taos May Begin in 2026 >In a Challenging Environment, Home DepotReports New 2025 Earnings Growth >TRENDS (CONT.)Not Without Challenges, Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Voice Upbeat Mood, Per NewIndustry Survey >4FEATURED STORY05FEDERAL RESERVE BOARDGOVERNOR FIRED BY PRESIDENTVOWS TO PUSH ON >Colorado Lawmakers Tackle Budget DeficitSaid To Be Caused By Trump’s Big BeautifulBill >SOUTHWESTFunding in Hand, Work on New PhoenixWater Purification Plant Could Launch in2026 >New Multi-Family Project Set for LargelyUndeveloped Section of Growing Arvada,Colorado >New El Paso Replacement Waterline Projectto Get Public Airing >North Central Arizona Two-Year CollegeAsking for Bond to Fund Variety of NewConstruction and Upgrades >U.S. to Take Nearly 10% Stake in Intel >NATIONALNew Cracker Barrel Logo Prompts StockLoss and Spirited Discussions >TRENDSPLANNING CONTINUES FORCONSTRUCTION OF NEWFREIGHT RAIL LINE IN SANJUAN COUNTY >FREATURED PRE-BIDREAL ESTATE75New Retail Site Situated Near DenverInternationals Airport Proposed, with Hotelfor Airport Travelers >SOUTHWESTPOPULAR SHOPPING CENTERIN EXCLUSIVE SECTION OFSANTA FE LISTED FOR SALE >FEATURED COMMERICAL PROPERTY79

In the latest skirmish in a battle that isalternatively fascinating and worrying bothWall Street and Washington, Lisa Cook, agovernor on the board of the FederalReserve, announced that she is going tocourt to save her job.FEDERAL RESERVEBOARDGOVERNOR FIREDBY PRESIDENT,VOWS TO PUSH ONBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment08/27/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT5Cook, who has served on the Federal Reserve Board since 2022, was dismissed by PresidentTrump on Monday after he said he had received information that she had been involved inmortgage fraud.“You are hereby removed from your position on the Board of Governors of the FederalReserve, effective immediately,” Trump wrote in a letter that went online. He added that the accusations leveled against Cook called into question her “competenceand trustworthiness as a financial regulator.”In response, Cook has announced that she is refusing to go. Her attorney, Abbe Lowell,subsequently released a statement contending that “President Trump has no authority toremove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. His attempt to fire her, based solely on areferral letter, lacks any factual or legal basis.”Trump’s move to remove Cook is the newestdevelopment in a larger battle between thePresident and the Federal Reserve regardingpolicy and the makeup of the Board ofGovernors. Earlier this year Trump said he would like toalso get rid of Jerome Powell, the Chairman ofLisa Cook, former Federal Reserve Board member.Copyright: Courtesy of the Federal ReserveCopyright: Canva Pro

BUILTENVIRONMENT6the Fed, due to a disagreement over interest rates. The President asserted he wanted to seea 3% decrease in the Fed’s benchmark rate, substantially reducing it from the current 4.3%.The Fed Board declined to act on Trump’s suggestion and Powell said he was determined toremain at his post until his term ends in 2026. The President has also attacked the Chairmanfor the $2.5 billion renovation of the Fed's historic headquarters in Washington, which wasoriginally slated to cost $1.9 billion. “I didn’t see him as a guy that needed a palace to live in,” Trump remarked of the renovationoverseen by Powell. White House officials have since accused the Fed of mismanaging the renovation and ofpermitting work that was not identified in the project’s original planning documents. When a reporter asked if issues pertaining to the renovation might be seen as a fireableoffense as far as Powell goes, Trump remarked: “I think it sort of is.”The battle to replace Lisa Cook, meanwhile, seems destined to end with a judicial ruling. In astatement, Cook declared: “I will continue to carry out my duties to help the Americaneconomy as I have been doing since 2022.”Copyright: Canva Pro

Steve AdamsJoshua CutlerManaging EditorDane VaughnMEET OUR TEAMWhat’s our favorite sport?Sarah Motsingersarahm@constructionreporter.comOwner & Managing Partnersteve@constructionreporter.comsteve@thebuiltenvironment.comOwner & Managing Partnerjcutler@constructionreporter.comjcutler@thebuiltenvironment.comCarrie Bagleycarrie@constructionreporter.comReporterRebecca Taylorrebecca@constructionreporter.comReporterShannon Ryanshannon@constructionreporter.comReporterdvaughn@constructionreporter.comdvaughn@thebuiltenvironment.comCommunications Director &General ManagementGarry BoulardBIO: Garry Boulard is a reporterand author whose work hasappeared in the New York Times,Los Angeles Times, ChristianScience Monitor, Chicago Tribuneand Times-Picayune, among otherpublications. Continue reading >Writer4901 Mcleod NE, STE 200A, Albuquerque, NM 87109www.thebuiltenvironment.com(505) 243-9793news@thebuiltenvironment.comBUILTENVIRONMENT7

CANNABIS ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO FORMS, SEEKINGSTRONGER VOICE FOR INDUSTRYMatthew Narvaiz, Albuquerque JournalA new cannabis organization has launched in NewMexico, pledging to champion business concernsin Santa Fe and to lead the development ofeducational initiatives.The organization, called the Cannabis Associationof New Mexico, officially launched on Tuesday.The organization comes more than three yearssince the state legalized adult-use cannabis sales,a development that spurred a crop of newbusinesses across the state and has brought inmore than $1.3 billion in sales. Continue reading >INDUSTRY BRIEFINGBUILTENVIRONMENT8UNM DOÑA ANA COUNTY CLINICConstruction Reporter, LLCThis one is receiving quite a bit of buzz thisweek. It has been visited in our digital planroom over 800 times. This morning it wasprinted on our page wide and goes to bidthis Friday.Track to see the lowest bidder here:https://lnkd.in/gPJZkyCG View post > GOVERNOR APPOINTS LAS CRUCES TOURISM INDUSTRYLEADER TO TOURISM COMMISSIONNew Mexico Tourism DepartmentSANTA FE — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has appointed Visit Las Cruces ExecutiveDirector Rochelle Miller-Hernandez to the New Mexico Tourism Commission, bringingleadership experience from the state’s second-largest destination to... Continue reading >Copyright: Canva Pro

EVENTCALENDARAUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2025BUILTENVIRONMENT9THURSDAY AUGUST 28THSANTA FE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR8:00 AM - 9:30 AM: Breakfast & Bright Ideas:Artificial Intelligence - AI + Hustle = Profit - CLICK HERE 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM: NMORCA Meeting (NewMexico Organized Retail Crime Association) - CLICK HERE CITY OF SANTA FE - VIEW CALENDAR4:30 PM: Procedures for Archaeological ReviewCommittee Meeting - CLICK HERE 5:00 PM: Procedures for Santa Fe MPOTransportation Policy Board Meeting - CLICK HERE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE - VIEW CALENDAR3:00 PM - 5:00 PM: Middle Rio Grande HousingCollaborative Commission Meeting - CLICK HERE ALBUQUERQUE HISPANO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR9:00 AM - 10:30 AM: Business Professionals ofNew Mexico Networking Event - CLICK HERE 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: August Lunch and Learn - CLICK HERE 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM: Toastmaster - CLICK HERE CITY OF LAS CRUCES - VIEW CALENDAR1:00 PM: CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ADVISORYCOMMITTEE AGENDA - CLICK HEREFRIDAY AUGUST 29THALBUQUERQUE HISPANO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR8:00 AM - 2:00 PM: 2025 Clays for Cause - CLICK HERE 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM: Virtual Career Fair (FreeEmployer Registration by August 29 ) th- CLICK HERE 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Jackrabbit Trail DanceGroup (Ohkay Owingeh, Hopi, Navajo) - CLICK HERE 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM: The Hispano ChamberPresents: Gameday Men's Health; AlbuquerqueRibbon Cutting Celebration - CLICK HEREMONDAY SEPTEMBER 1STCONSTRUCTION REPORTER & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTOFFICES WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY INOBSERVANCE OF LABOR DAY.

BUILTENVIRONMENT10TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2NDGREATER LAS CRUCES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE- VIEW CALENDAR11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: BYOL(Bring Your OwnLunch):General Business Topics - CLICK HERE SANTA FE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR5:00 PM - 7:30 PM: Leadership Santa Fe Classof 2026 Launch Party - CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3RDCARNM - VIEW CALENDAR8:00 AM - 9:00 AM: CCIM Deal MakingSession- GAAR (1635 University Blvd NE) - CLICK HERE RIO RANCHO REGIONAL CHAMBER - VIEW CALENDAR9:00 AM - 10:00 AM: Visionaries NetworkingBreakfast - CLICK HERE 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: CHAMBER MEMBERORIENTATION LUNCHEON - CLICK HERE 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM: Rotary After Hours - CLICK HERETHURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4THCITY OF SANTA FE - VIEW CALENDAR5:00 PM: Procedures for Planning CommissionMeeting - CLICK HERE 6:00 PM: Procedures for Planning CommissionMeeting - CLICK HERE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE - VIEW CALAENDAR5:00 PM - 7:00 PM: District 6 Councilor NicholeL. Rogers' "Community Conversation" - Sept. 4,2025 - CLICK HEREFRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5THRIO RANCHO REGIONAL CHAMBER - VIEW CALENDAR12:00 PM - 12:30 PM: Ribbon Cutting - GDPsych Services - CLICK HERE ALBUQUERQUE HISPANO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR9:00 AM - 10:00 AM: Education CommitteeMonthly Meeting - CLICK HERE 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Women in BusinessProgram Monthly Meeting - CLICK HERETUESDAY SEPTEMBER 9THALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS FIRST - VIEW CALENDAR11:00 AM - 1:30 PM: New Mexico Forward: TheGood News - CLICK HERE CARNM - VIEW CALENDAR8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: 2025 NMREC CommercialCore Course - CLICK HERE GREATER LAS CRUCES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: BYOL(Bring Your OwnLunch):General Business Topics - CLICK HERE RIO RANCHO REGIONAL CHAMBER - VIEW CALENDAR5:00 PM - 6:30 PM: Business After Hours -Sunward - CLICK HERETUESDAY SEPTEMBER 9THCITY OF SANTA FE - VIEW CALENDAR5:30 PM: Procedures for Historic DistrictsReview Board Meeting - CLICK HERE ALBUQUERQUE HISPANO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR1:00 PM - 2:00 PM: The Hispano ChamberPresents: Fly Boyz LLC; Albuquerque RibbonCutting Celebration - CLICK HERE

BUILTENVIRONMENT11WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10THRIO RANCHO REGIONAL CHAMBER - VIEW CALENDAR11:30 AM - 1:00 PM: Women in LeadershipLuncheon - CLICK HERE SANTA FE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: A Path to Success -Chamber Orientation - CLICK HERE ALBUQUERQUE HISPANO CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE - VIEW CALENDAR1:00 PM - 3:00 PM: Ambassadors ProgramMonthly Meeting - CLICK HEREBERNALILLO COUNTYSEPTEMBER 3RD9:00 AM: County Planning Commission - CLICK HERE SEPTEMBER 9TH3:00 PM: Board of County Commissioners ZoningMeeting - CLICK HERE 5:00 PM: Board of Commissioners AdministrativeMeeting - CLICK HERE SEPTEMBER 10TH9:00 AM: Zoning Administrator Public Hearing - CLICK HERECATRON COUNTYSEPTEMBER 10TH9:00 AM - 2:00 PM: SEPTEMBER 10TH, 2025COMMISSION MEETING - CLICK HERECIBOLA COUNTYAUGUST 28TH5:00 PM - 7:00 PM: Regular Commission Meeting - CLICK HERE SEPTEMBER 4TH9:00 AM - 11:00 AM: Notice of Possible Quorum atthe Coffee With The Manager's Monthly Meeting - CLICK HERECURRY COUNTYSEPTEMBER 3RD4:30 PM - 5:30 PM: Positive Action - CLICK HEREDONA ANA COUNTYAUGUST 28TH9:00 AM: P&Z Regular Meeting - CLICK HERE AUGUST 30TH8:00 AM: Hatch Chile Festival - CLICK HEREGRANT COUNTYAUGUST 28TH9:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Regular Meeting - CLICK HERELINCOLN COUNTYSEPTEMBER 8TH8:30 AM - 5:00 PM: Special Commission Meeting(Subject to Change) - CLICK HERELOS ALAMOS COUNTYAUGUST 28TH5:30 PM - 7:00 PM: Art in Public Places AdvisoryBoard - CLICK HERE SEPTEMBER 3RD5:30 PM - 7:30 PM: Historic Preservation AdvisoryBoard - CLICK HERE

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CONSTRUCTIONCOLORADO LAWMAKERS TACKLEBUDGET DEFICIT SAID TO BECAUSED BY TRUMP’S BIGBEAUTIFUL BILLCORPORATION +U.S. GOV’TU.S. TO TAKE NEARLY 10%STAKE IN INTEL HARDWARE FRANCHISETRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANYREADY TO BUILD NEW STOREIN NORTHWEST NEW MEXICOFEATURED PREBIDPLANNING CONTINUES FORCONSTRUCTION OF NEWFREIGHT RAIL LINE IN SANJUAN COUNTYBUILTENVIRONMENT

AFFILIATES1648515258FEATURED PROJECTSPRE-BID PROJECTSACTIVE PROJECTSPOST-BID PROJECTSLIENS61NEW MEXICO NEWS27TRACTOR SUPPLY COMPANY READY TOBUILD NEW STORE IN NORTHWEST NEW MEXICO >27PLANNING CONTINUES FORCONSTRUCTION OF NEW FREIGHT RAILLINE IN SAN JUAN COUNTY >28CONSTRUCTION OF NEW MEATPROCESSING PLANT IN TAOS MAYBEGIN IN 2026 >29SOUTHWEST NEWS33COLORADO LAWMAKERS TACKLEBUDGET DEFICIT SAID TO BE CAUSEDBY TRUMP’S BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL >33FUNDING IN HAND, WORK ON NEWPHOENIX WATER PURIFICATION PLANTCOULD LAUNCH IN 2026 >34NEW MULTI-FAMILY PROJECT SET FORLARGELY UNDEVELOPED SECTION OFGROWING ARVADA, COLORADO >34NATIONAL NEWS38U.S. TO TAKE NEARLY 10% STAKE ININTEL >38TRENDS NEWS43NEW CRACKER BARREL LOGOPROMPTS STOCK LOSS AND SPIRITEDDISCUSSIONS >43IN A CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENT,HOME DEPOT REPORTS NEW 2025EARNINGS GROWTH >44CONSTRUCTION HOMPAGEBUILTENVIRONMENT15NEW EL PASO REPLACEMENTWATERLINE PROJECT TO GET PUBLICAIRING >35NORTH CENTRAL ARIZONA TWO-YEARCOLLEGE ASKING FOR BOND TO FUNDVARIETY OF NEW CONSTRUCTION ANDUPGRADES >36

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BUILTENVIRONMENT0018AGC NEW MEXICOEVENT CALENDARAGC CONSTRUCTION IMPACT MODELAGC has partnered with a leading regional economist, BrianLewandowski of the University of Colorado Boulder, to create AGC'sConstruction Impact Model. The model is a tool that can be used bymembers, chapters, policy makers and researchers to understand theeconomic impact of infrastructure investment by state.VIEW VOLUME 2 ISSUE 41 TO LEARN MORE >BUILDING FUTURES,CREATINGOPPORTUNITIES: NMBEFAWARDS SCHOLARSHIPSTO THREE OUTSTANDINGUNM STUDENTSBoth recipients embody the values of hard work,academic excellence, and commitment to theconstruction field. Their ambitions reflect NMBEF’smission: to support education while cultivatingfuture innovators who will strengthen NewMexico’s construction community.The third scholarship recipient was honoredthrough the Empower Her: Scholarship Program,an initiative sponsored by Dr. Deb Fisher and theNMBEF. This year’s award was presented to: Arisvet Garay, a UNM student dedicated tobuilding a career in the construction industry.By supporting students like Arisvet, thescholarship helps break barriers, foster inclusion,and inspire the next generation of leaders in theconstruction field.CONTINUE READING >copyright: AGC NMSEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2025SEPTEMBER 5TH5:00 PM - 9:00 PM: 2025 Trifecta FUNdraiser GlowGolf - CLICK HERESEPTEMBER 10 - SEPTEMBER 18THTH1:00 PM - 4:00 PM: Blueprint Reading - CLICK HERE SEPTEMBER 11TH8:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Mental Health & SuicidePrevention Summit - CLICK HERE SEPTEMBER 15 - 18 TH TH7:30 AM - 4:30 PM: OSHA 30 in English & Spanish -Fall 2025 - CLICK HERE OCTOBER 1ST8:30 AM - 9:30 AM: Construction Elevated InsightsBreakfast Series - CLICK HERESEPTEMBER 29TH8:00 AM - 5:00 PM: HAZCOM Training - CLICK HEREOCTOBER 16 - OCTOBER 24THTH7:00 AM - 2:00 PM: Advanced Safety ManagementTraining Course - CLICK HERE

BUILTENVIRONMENT19ANNUAL FALL SCHOLARSHIPAnnual Fall ScholarshipApplication Available Mid Spring 2025COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGCivil EngineeringCivil Engineering TechnologyGeomatics & Surveying EngineeringUNM APPLICATIONAnnual Spring ScholarshipApplication Available Late Fall 2024SCHOOL OF ENGINEERINGCivil Engineering,Construction Engineeringor Construction ManagementCLICK HERE TO LEARN MORESCHOLARSHIPSACNM JULY 2025NEWSLETTER READ THE NEWSLETTER >A MESSAGE FROM ACNM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JIM GARCIAA MESSAGE FROM ACNM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JIM GARCIAWith just weeks remaining before our premier annual gathering, we're excited to welcome you to the "CityDifferent" during one of Santa Fe's most vibrant seasons. The timing couldn't be better as we enter thefestival and market season, creating unique networking opportunities that extend far beyond traditionalboardroom discussions.This year's convention offers a comprehensive program that balances professional development withNew Mexico's rich cultural heritage. From technical sessions addressing our industry's current challengesto hands-on cultural experiences that deepen our connection to the communities we serve, every elementhas been designed to provide lasting value for our Copyright: ACNM

BUILTENVIRONMENT20Copyright: Canva proAIA RECOGNIZED BYTHE INTERNATIONALBUSINESSAWARDS®WASHINGTON – August 19, 2025 – TheAmerican Institute of Architects (AIA) isbeing recognized with two Stevie Awardsas part of the 22nd Annual InternationalBusiness Awards®(IBA), the world's onlyinternational, all-encompassing businessawards program. AIA has been awarded a Gold StevieAward in the Non-Profit MarketingCampaign of the Year category for itsmembership marketing campaign. AIA isalso being awarded a Silver Stevie Awardin the Conference & Meetings categoryfor the AIA Conference on Architecture &Design 2024 (AIA24). AIA’s membership marketing campaignsuccessfully highlighted the value of AIAmembership across multiple channelsand touchpoints, achieving a significantmilestone of 100,000 members in 2025.In addition to finding new ways tosupport and provide value to AIAmembers, the AIA membership...Continue reading >

BUILTENVIRONMENT21ABC NEW MEXICO EVENT CALENDAR2025WASHINGTON, Aug. 12—Associated Buildersand Contractors reported today that itsConstruction Backlog Indicator rose to 8.8months in July, according to an ABC membersurvey conducted July 24 to Aug. 4. Thereading is up 0.4 months since July 2024. View the full Construction Backlog Indicatorand Construction Confidence Index dataseries. Backlog is up on a year-over-year basis inevery region except for the South. Despite thelack of growth, backlog in the South remainssignificantly longer than in any other region.CONTINUE READING >ABC: CONSTRUCTIONBACKLOG INDICATORRISES, CONTRACTOROPTIMISM SLIPS IN JULYFRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12TH, 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM - CLICK HERESPORTING CLAY TOURNAMENTWEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 24TH, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM - CLICK HERESAFETY AWARDS LUNCHEONSATURDAY OCTOBER 18TH, 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM - CLICK HERECHILI COOKOFF & CAR SHOWSATURDAY NOVEMBER 15TH, 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM - CLICK HERENEW MEXICO CRAFT COMPETITIONWEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10TH, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM - CLICK HEREANNUAL AWARDS LUNCHEONWEDNESDAY AUGUST 27TH, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM - CLICK HEREMEMBER MIXERWEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 5TH, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM - CLICK HEREHOLIDAY MEMBER MIXERCopyright: Canva proTHURSDAY DECEMBER 31ST, 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM - CLICK HERE2026 ANNUAL SPONSORSHIPS

BUILTENVIRONMENT0022YOUR 2025 NMUCABOARD OF DIRECTORS &STAFFPRESIDENT, DALE ARMSTRONG, TLCPLUMBING & UTILITY 505 761 9696VICE-PRESIDENT, DAMON WICKETTS,4RIVERS EQUIPMENT 505 884 2900SECRETARY/TREASURER, JENICE GALLEGOS,GROUNDWATER PARTNERSPAST PRESIDENT, CLAY BLAIR, SPEARD 505 761 9696TROY OTERO, GROUNDHOG CONSTRUCTIONSERVICES 505 243 2133DIRECTOR DARRIN HOWELLS, AUI INC. 505 242 4848DIRECTOR JOE MENICUCCI, DOWNEY &COMPANY 881 0300DIRECTOR REINEE PEACHER, DUCROSSCONSTRUCTION 575 636 3023DIRECTOR KELLEY FETTER, E2RC 505 867 4040 DIRECTOR JOHN THEILER, DH UNDERGROUNDTERRI BAKER, CORE AND MAIN 505 344 0223RUSS COLLINS, RMCI IND. 505 345 0008SAM STRIBLING, 814 SOLUTIONS 505 872 0846EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, JANE JERNIGAN 505 888 0752AUGUSTNEWSLETTERHello Members,I hope that you enjoyed some travel and familytime this summer. It's hard to believe that thekids will be venturing back to school in a fewdays. Check out some safety information forstudents and parents for school safety below.I'm pleased to tell you that our joint venture withASANM, Construction Night at Isotopes Park, issold out!Let's pack the room for our upcomingmembership meeting on August 21st and visitwith our valuable associate members too.Our golf tournament is right around the cornerand is half sold out right now. Get yoursponsorship and team registered ASAP.Lastly, the ONLY damage prevention expo is theNM Regional Common Ground Alliance EXPOOctober 21-23rd.Get registered today. You can also be a vendor.Jane Jernigan

BUILTENVIRONMENT23WICNM NEWSLETTERJUNE 2025 >Hello WICNM Friends, What an incredible summer it’s been so far! A hugethank you to everyone who joined us for our Beyond TheBuild event—it was an inspiring and empoweringevening filled with connection and forward-thinkingconversations. A very special thank you to our incredible guestspeakers: • Aimee Gonzalez with Titan Development • Trula Howe with Titan Development • Mike Reeves with CLA Your insights and contributions were truly appreciatedand made the evening unforgettable! As we keep the momentum going, we’re excited toannounce two upcoming events you won’t want tomiss: Back to School Drive – July 18, 2025 We’re collecting school supplies, hygiene products, andnew socks/underwear to support Locker 505 and helplocal students start the year strong. It’s a drive-thrudrop-off from 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM at 7110 2nd Street NW(Bradbury Stamm Parking Lot). See attached flyer for full list of donation items needed. Annual Scholarship Bowling Tournament – September11, 2025 Mark your calendars for a fun-filled day at 7515Lomas Blvd NE, all in support of our scholarship fund. Thank you all for continuing to support the mission ofWomen In Construction New Mexico—to buildcommunity, foster leadership, and elevate women inour industry. We can’t wait to see you at our upcoming events! With gratitude,Diane HuertaLOCKER #505 SCHOOL SUPPLY MONETARY DONATIONSSCAN QR CODE BELOW TO MAKEMONETARY DONATIONS TO LOCKER #505UPCOMINGDATES4th Annual Scholarship Bowling Event09/11/2025

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BUILTENVIRONMENT25CONTINUE 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 NMMCA/SMACNA of New Mexico is a strongpartner of ACE Leadership High School. VIEW >INDUSTRY ESSENTIALSIndustry Essentials is an exclusive member-onlymonthly education series designed to providemembers a private venue to learn about anddiscuss important policy issues, industry trends,and other important professional developmenttopics.Programming will include prominent speakers todiscuss business, economic, and policy issuescritical to the construction industry and ourmembers.Topics in 2021 will include conversations withleaders to discuss cannabis safety andregulations, public procurement, tax policychanges, paid time off legislation, cyber security,the construction industries division and more!

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BUILTENVIRONMENTThe growing Tractor Supply Company is onthe verge of building a new location inAztec, expanding its base in New Mexico.The store will go up on a four-acre site at601 NE Aztec Boulevard and is expected tocost around $7.7 million to complete.The site is currently home to a two-storystructure housing the consignment shopRobinhood Resale, which is moving toanother part of the city. That structure will TRACTOR SUPPLYCOMPANY READY TOBUILD NEW STORE INNORTHWEST NEW MEXICOBy Garry Boulard, The Built Environment08/27/2025Copyright: Canva Prothen be demolished to make way for thenew Tractor Supply outlet.Based in Brentwood, Tennessee, the TractorSupply Company has been greatlyexpanding its location map in recent years,jumping from around 1,600 stores in 2017to more than 2,200 stores as of the end oflast year. Plans were announced earlier this summerfor the building of a new Tractor Supplyoutlet in the North Valley section of Phoenixthat will be adjacent to a plannedsubdivision of 294 homes.Tractor Supply stores generally measurearound 15,000 square feet and feature bothindoor and outdoor selling space. According to figures released in June by thecompany, Tractor Supply saw a 4.5% CONSTRUCTION NEWSNEW MEXICO27

increase in second quarter sales this year,for a total of $4.4 billion.In a statement, Hal Lawton, chief executiveofficer of the company, remarked thatdespite such factors as shifting tariffs, "ouryear-to-date performance and visibility intothe remainder of the year provide a solidfoundation to reaffirm our 2025 financialoutlook." It is not yet known when work on the newTractor Supply outlet in Aztec will begin. more than a decade, with the initial price tagthought to be somewhere between $200million to $300 million. That figure has sinceballooned to $1 billion.Supporters of the new line say it could proveparticularly important in transportingfertilizers, minerals, equipment andsupplies, as well as metals used for theconstruction of hydrogen generators.Last October the federal Department ofTransportation announced it was awardinga $4 million grant for preliminaryengineering and an analysis of potentialroutes to San Juan County for the buildingof a portion of the line that would stretchfrom Farmington to Gallup.According to published reports, the initialdesign phase of the project could becompleted by early 2027.BUILTENVIRONMENT28PLANNING CONTINUESFOR CONSTRUCTION OFNEW FREIGHT RAIL LINEIN SAN JUAN COUNTYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/26/2025An environmental study is being seen as thenext step in the long-planned building of anew freight rail line that would slice througha portion of northwestern New Mexico.The environmental study will be done underthe auspices of the National EnvironmentalProtection Act.What is being called the Four Corners RailProject would see the building of a route tobe connected to an existing BurlingtonNorthern Santa Fe network. In late July, SanJuan County announced that a feasibilitystudy had confirmed the technical andeconomic viability of the project.More specifically, according to State of NewMexico documents, the 100-mile-long linewould run along U.S. Route 491 and NewMexico State Road 37, while also traversinga portion of Navajo Nation land.The project has been in the talking stage forCopyright: Canva Pro

Plans are continuing to proceed for thebuilding of a small meat-processing facilitythat would go up near the site of the TaosRegional Landfill, which is located off U.S.Route 64.The project is being spearheaded by theTaos County Economic DevelopmentCorporation and would see the renovationof an existing structure on Bertha Street,with the idea of creating what would be an800-square-foot refrigeration facility bycombining two existing 400-square-footstructures.The project has received a $1.4 million NewMexico Food Security Grant and may seeactual work beginning sometime next year.The project has additionally received$600,000 in capital outlay funding passedby the New Mexico State Legislature andapproved by Governor Michelle LujanGrisham.CONSTRUCTION OFNEW MEAT PROCESSINGPLANT IN TAOS MAYBEGIN IN 2026By Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/21/2025Copyright: Canva proAccording to Luis Salazar, a project managerfor TCEDC, the facility will be capable ofprocessing between six to a dozen animals aweek. In an interview with the Taos News,Salazar said that actual number will “varybased on the type of animal, whether cow,lamb, or pig, and whether the facility is aginganimals, which would slow the processingrate.”Plans for what is officially called theMatanza Project have been in the talkingand studying stage for around two years. Itwas previously thought that the facilitywould be up and running in 2024.Proponents of the project have said that itwill reduce by several hundred miles thedistance currently required for northernNew Mexico ranchers to travel to thenearest slaughterhouse.BUILTENVIRONMENT29Los Alamos National Laboratory’s (LANL)Health Research Laboratory (HRL) complex,adjacent to Los Alamos Medical Center onDiamond Drive, is being emptied for pre-demolition preparation activities. Fencingaround the perimeter of the complex isexpected to be installed in the next coupleof months.Continue reading >FENCING TO BEINSTALLED AROUND LOSALAMOS NATIONALLABORATORY’S HEALTHRESEARCHLABORATORYBy Carol A. Clark, Los Alamos Daily Post08/27/2025Copyright: Canva pro

GRANTS, N.M. – As residents sharedconcerns about aging roads and stormdamage, local officials explained recentinfrastructure improvements and explainedthe careful planning behind Cibola County’songoing roadwork.Continue reading >INFRASTRUCTURERULES DOMINATEAUGUST COFFEE WITHTHE MANAGERSBy Diego Lopez, Cibola Citizen08/27/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT30Albuquerque and Bernalillo County willreceive $80 million for housing andhomelessness projects as part of a statewideinitiative to expand affordable housing andreduce homelessness, Gov. Michelle LujanGrisham announced Tuesday.Continue reading >ALBUQUERQUE,BERNALILLO COUNTY TORECEIVE $80 MILLIONFOR HOUSING,HOMELESSNESSPROGRAMSBy City Desk ABQ 08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proDrivers south of Albuquerque can expectsmoother traffic soon as constructionbegins on a new interchange in Los Lunas.Continue reading >CONSTRUCTION ONNEW INTERCHANGEBEGINS IN LOS LUNASBy Peyton Spellacy, KOAT08/26/2025The University of New Mexico has closedthe Cornell Parking Structure on maincampus for the entire day on Wednesday.Continue reading >UNM CLOSES PARKINGSTRUCTURE ON MAINCAMPUSBy Cody Thomason, KOAT08/27/2025TUCUMCARI - Administrators and boardmembers for Tucumcari Public Schoolsrevived a discussion about a five-year planthat includes demolishing all or part of themiddle school. School officials and parents discussed a planto improve the district's efficiency last year,but the action was shelved after theydetermined that more evaluation wasneeded.Continue reading >TPS DISCUSSES PLAN TODEMOLISH MIDDLESCHOOLBy Ron Warnick, The Eastern New Mexico News08/26/2025

LAS CRUCES, N.M. (KRQE) – A new housingdevelopment is in the works in Las Cruces.New Mexico Public Lands CommissionerStephanie Garcia Richard announced a newlease on Monday, which she said will addaround 1,700 affordable and attainablehousing units to the far eastern part of thecity.The New Mexico State Land Office said it’sthe first time they’ve requireddevelopments on state land to includeaffordable housing. A total of 4,300 homesare planned. 645 will be priced for familiesmaking less than 80% of the local averageincome, while just over 1,000 will be pricedfor families who earn right around theaverage income.Continue reading >NEW DEVELOPMENTAIMS TO BRING MOREAFFORDABLE HOUSINGTO LAS CRUCESBy Jordan Honeycutt, KRQE08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proBUILTENVIRONMENT31A New Mexico county has greenlit astaggering amount in bonds for a techproject, with proponents and detractorsboth voicing their opinions during a recentcounty commissioners court meeting.Industrial revenue bonds totaling $165billion cleared a major hurdle for approval inDoña Ana County Aug. 26.The bond value may be one of the largestever considered in the nation.The 30-year bonds would support ProjectJupiter, an AI data center campus with fourdata centers and a microgrid, which thecounty says will create 750 full-time jobsand 2500 construction jobs. The project isaffiliated with the $5 billion BorderPlexDigital hub, announced this spring.Continue reading >$165B BOND FORMASSIVE AI DATACENTER PROJECT INDOÑA ANA COUNTYCLEARS HURDLEBy Leah March, Albuquerque Business First08/26/2025Copyright: Canva pro

LAS CRUCES — A large data centerproposed for Santa Teresa drew opponentsas well as supporters from the publicTuesday as Doña Ana Countycommissioners heard a proposal for a largetax incentive package to help build it.Continue reading >'YOU CAN'T DRINKDATA.' PUBLIC DEBATESSANTA TERESA DATACENTERBy Algernon D’Ammassa, Albuquerque Journal08/26/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT32Copyright Canva proRUIDOSO, N.M. — It’s been 47 days sincedeadly flooding hit the Village of Ruidoso—killing three people, including two children.Last week, Homeland Security SecretaryKristi Noem visited the village and spoke tolocal and state leaders.Continue reading >REBUILDING RUIDOSO:WHAT WILL IT TAKE?By Monica Logrono, KOB08/25/2025When Chicago transplants Averie Swansonand her husband Pat Fahey were looking fora location in Santa Fe in 2023 for thebrewery they were planning on opening, therugged Rufina Street property that hadpopped up on their radar wasn’t a veryenticing prospect at first.Continue reading >RENOVATEDGREENHOUSE IN SILERRUFINA DISTRICT HOMEOF NEW KEEPINGTOGETHER BREWERYBy Mike Easterling, Santa Fe New Mexican08/25/2025Copyright: Canva proFor more than a year, the town of Silver Cityhas been working with a consultant tooverhaul its Land Use Code for the first timein 15 years, recognizing that much of whatcurrently exists has actually hindereddevelopment in the town. Continue reading >SILVER CODE REWRITEAIMS TO EASE NEWHOUSINGBy Juno Ogle, Silver City Daily Press08/21/2025

BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSSOUTHWESTLooking at a historic budget gap ofaround $1.2 billion, members of theColorado State Legislature havewrapped up a special session heavy onreducing tax exemptions for businesses.Democrat Governor Jared Polis said thatthe “only reason” why the state ended upin fiscal trouble was because of thepassage of President Trump’s BigBeautiful Bill in July.COLORADOLAWMAKERS TACKLEBUDGET DEFICIT SAIDTO BE CAUSED BYTRUMP’S BIGBEAUTIFUL BILLBy Garry Boulard, The Built Enviornment08/27/2025Copyright: Canva proIn an interview with the publication Politico,Polis said that the bill “not only increased thefederal deficit by trillions of dollars, but alsoincreased the state deficit by hundreds ofmillions of dollars.”Changes in the federal tax code, which impactColorado’s tax code, have been projected tocreate a drop in revenue of some $1.2 billiondue to the fact that Colorado is one of the fewstates in the country that uses the same exactfederal tax rates for its own rates.In other words, any change in Washington isimmediately duplicated in the Centennial State,for better or worse.In response, the state’s lawmakers have nowapproved getting rid of a tax break for insurancecompanies that is expected to generate around$44 million in the next year. The members alsovoted to do away with a sales tax vendor rebatethat could generate $28 million annually.A move to prevent corporations from avoidingstate taxes by moving their revenue throughother countries has also won approval. Themove, notes the Colorado Sun, “is estimated togenerate $35.6 million this fiscal year.”In reviewing the actions of the special session,Polis remarked that Colorado lawmakers “didwhat the federal government refuses to do:closed special interest corporate tax loopholesand balanced our state budget while protectingfunding for schools, roads, and health care.”33

Construction may begin next year on thebuilding of a big water purification plant inPhoenix.The proposed North Gateway AdvancedWater Purification Facility will go up on thenorthwest side of Arizona’s largest city andwill be capable of treating up to 8 milliongallons of wastewater a day or 7,500 acre-feet annually.That treatment will convert the wastewaterinto potable water.Long anticipated by local officials, theproject is taking a significant step forwardwith the awarding of just over $179 millionin federal funds coming out of the InflationReduction Act, which was passed byCongress in 2022.FUNDING IN HAND,WORK ON NEWPHOENIX WATERPURIFICATION PLANTCOULD LAUNCH IN 2026By Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proWithin that legislation is an initiative calledthe Lower Colorado River Basin SystemConservation and Efficiency Program whichis designed to address drought issues whileenhancing conservation efforts in the riverbasin system.Federal funding for the water purificationplant is being matched by just over $320million in City of Phoenix funds.In a statement, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallegosaid the new facility will “not only relievepressure on the strained Colorado River, it’salso an investment in Phoenix families andthe future of our economy.”Although an exact construction launch datefor the facility has not yet been announced,city officials have earlier indicated that theywould like to see the plant completed bysometime in 2030.BUILTENVIRONMENT34A new development in the fast-growing cityof Arvada will see the building of 56townhomes and up to 324 apartments.Continues >NEW MULTI-FAMILYPROJECT SET FORLARGELY UNDEVELOPEDSECTION OF GROWINGARVADA, COLORADOBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/25/2025Copyright: Canva pro

Plans are advancing for the building of a newwaterline project in the Upper Valley of El Paso.The project, replacing existing aging waterlines, willbe built along a 3-mile stretch of Love Road, betweenCountry Club Road on the north and Emory Road onthe south.To be undertaken by the utility El Paso Water, theproject has long been in the planning stage andaccording to the company will “improve reliability inthe area” upon completion.The Love Road project is part of a larger ongoingeffort by El Paso Water to replace older pipelinesthroughout the city, many of which are made of ironor galvanized steel. Those more than 60-year-oldlines are a health risk because they are subject tocorrosion. The pipelines are also wasteful because offrequent breaks.The company has said that on average it has seenanywhere from five to seven pipeline breaks forevery one hundred miles.Last year, El Paso Water spent upwards of $16.2million on water pipeline replacements as part of asystem that encompasses more than 2,000 miles ofwater lines.According to the American Society of CivilEngineers, the price tag for updating all of thecountry’s aging waterlines is more than $625 billion.El Paso Water officials are planning to hold a publicinput meeting on the Love Road project on August27 at the city’s Westside Regional Command Center.NEW EL PASO REPLACEMENTWATERLINE PROJECT TO GETPUBLIC AIRINGBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/25/2025AI GeneratedBUILTENVIRONMENT35

A growing community college based inFlagstaff has announced plans to build amodern allied health facility on one of itsFlagstaff campuses.Coconino Community College, with acurrent enrollment of around 3,500students, also wants to reconstruct theentirety of its existing Fourth Streetcampus, also in Flagstaff, into a high-techfacility that will house a variety ofconstruction trades programs.The current Fourth Street campus, at 3000N. Fourth Street, is made up of a single, one-story structure that was built in the 1980sand was formerly a strip mall.NORTH CENTRALARIZONA TWO-YEARCOLLEGE ASKING FORBOND TO FUND VARIETYOF NEWCONSTRUCTION ANDUPGRADESBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/22/2025Copyright: Canva proTo fund these efforts, the school is placingon this November’s ballot a proposal callingfor a $100 million general obligation bond.The question will be the first time since2000 that the institution has asked voters toapprove such a proposal.The school, which was opened in thesummer of 1991, has three campuses: two inFlagstaff and a third in Page, 129 miles tothe north.Additional work to be funded by the bondincludes the building of a Career andTechnical Education lab space at theWilliams High School in the city of Williams,nearly 40 miles to the west.In a public statement, the school said thereason for the bond is simple: “We’re out ofspace, and that limits our ability to grow.Without more room, we can’t expandprograms or meet the urgent workforceneeds of our community.”BUILTENVIRONMENT36Michael Hsu Office of Architecture’s designof The Kitchen is unveiled in stages. The8,300-square-foot American bistro inAustin, Texas, is designed to feel uniquelylocal as it captures the energy and calm ofthe city throughout its space. The roomsaptly contrast from light and dark, bold andserene, but all are tied together...Continue reading >THE KITCHEN’S DESIGNBY MICHAEL HSUOFFICE OFARCHITECTURE REVELSIN CONTRAST AND THELOCAL CHARM OFAUSTIN, TEXASBy Kelly Pau, The Architect’s Newspaper08/27/2025

A new workout spot is coming to El Paso'sEast Side. Top View Fitness is a local collection ofgyms established in El Paso in 2018 thatnow boasts two locations in the city — onein East El Paso on Yarbrough Drive andanother on Montecillo on the West Side.Top View Fitness started under the beliefthat "fitness is not a hobby, but a way oflife," according to its website, and seeks tocreate a second home for all of its customersat each location.Continue reading >WHAT'S THAT NEWBUSINESS COMINGNEAR EVERHORN SUITESIN EAST EL PASO?By Adam Powell, El Paso Times08/27/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT37Copyright: Canva proThe Texas Department of Transportation’s(TxDOT) Irving Interchange Improvementproject was among the regional winners inthe 2025 America’s Transportation Awardscompetition, sponsored by the AmericanAssociation of State Highway andTransportation Officials (AASHTO).“The America’s Transportation Awardsshine a spotlight on the vital projects stateDOTs deliver for their communities toenhance safety, expand mobility for users,deliver a better quality of life for residentsand visitors, and keep our economy moving,”said AASHTO Executive Director JimTymon. “The America’s TransportationAwards competition continues to show usthat state DOTs are able to transformcommunities in a variety of ways. And asCongress works toward a new federalsurface transportation bill, lawmakers...Continue reading >IRVING INTERCHANGEPROJECT WINSREGIONAL AMERICA’STRANSPORTATIONAWARDBy Julie Devine, Texas ContractorCopyright: Canva pro

BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSNATIONALThe United States government will take a9.9% equity stake in Intel Corp., converting$8.9 billion in previously committed federalgrants into shares of the company, in one ofthe largest direct government investmentsin a U.S. technology firm.The agreement, announced Friday,underscores the Trump administration’seffort to rebuild domestic semiconductormanufacturing while raising questions aboutthe proper role of government in privateenterprise. The U.S. will buy 433.3 millionnewly issued Intel shares at $20.47 apiece,making taxpayers one of the chipmaker’sbiggest shareholders.U.S. TO TAKE NEARLY10% STAKE IN INTEL By Josh Cutler, The Built Environment08/27/2025AI GeneratedFunding comes from unspent allocationsunder the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act andfrom Intel’s Secure Enclave program, whichdevelops defense-grade chips. The stakeadds to $2.2 billion in grants the companyhas already received, bringing total U.S.support for Intel to $11.1 billion.38Intel Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan called thedeal “historic,” saying the company was“deeply committed to ensuring the world’smost advanced technologies are Americanmade.” Commerce Secretary HowardLutnick added in a social-media post: “Thishistoric agreement strengthens U.S.leadership in semiconductors, which willboth grow our economy and help secureAmerica’s technological edge.”The U.S. stake will be passive, with no boardseat or governance rights. But Inteldisclosed in a Securities and ExchangeCommission filing that the arrangementposes additional risks and uncertainties thatmay affect operations and shareholderinterests.Continues >United States Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick with Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Copyright:United States Department of Commerce, Wikimedia Commons

Some analysts say the intervention iswarranted. “We don’t want government tointervene and own private enterprise, butthis is national security,” said Gil Luria, headof technology research at D.A. Davidson, inan interview with CNBC. Others cautionthat funding alone won’t solve Intel’stechnology woes. “We don’t think anygovernment investment will change the fateof its foundry arm if they cannot secureenough customers,” said Kinngai Chan, ananalyst at Summit Insights, as reported byReuters. Investors are weighing the implications.KeyBanc analysts John Vinh and RyanRosumny called the transaction “moderatelypositive,” noting in a report by SeekingAlpha that it removes uncertainty over priorCHIPS grants. T.D. Cowen analysts said inthe same coverage that the funding makes itless likely Intel will abandon its next-generation 14A process. Morgan Stanleyflagged the government’s warrant foradditional shares as “an interesting angle,”though it could dilute existing holders.BUILTENVIRONMENT39The deal has exposedpolitical fault lines.Republican Sen. RandPaul wrote on X: “Ifsocialism isgovernment owningthe means ofproduction, wouldn’tthe governmentowning part of Intelbe a step towardsocialism? Terribleidea.”By contrast, Sen.Bernie Sandersbacked the move. “Ifmicrochip companiesmake a profit fromthe generous grantsthey receive from thefederal government,the taxpayers ofAmerica have a rightto a reasonablereturn on thatinvestment,” theVermontindependent said in astatement to Reuters.Intel shares surged 5.5% on news of the dealFriday before slipping 1% to $24.55 onMonday. According to Investopedia, thestock is trading near a potential breakoutrange, with resistance around $26 to $30and support at $22 and $19. Shares are up23% this year.The agreement comes as Intel undertakes a$100 billion expansion of U.S. productioncapacity, with a new Arizona plant expectedto begin high-volume manufacturing laterthis year. Over the past five years, thecompany has invested $108 billion in capitalprojects and $79 billion in R&D.President Trump has indicated more suchdeals could follow. “People come in and theyneed something. I hope I’m going to havemany more cases like it,” as reported by theNew York Times. On X, he added: “I will makedeals like that for our Country all day long.” Copyright: Google FinanceCopyright: US Senate, Wikimedia CommonsCopyright: US Senate, Wikimedia Commons

U.S. trade policy is rapidly changing underPresident Donald Trump.Trump has signed multiple executive ordersenacting higher levies and initiated multipletrade reviews since returning to office inJanuary, building on actions from his firstterm. Along the way, the administration hasfrequently shifted the goalposts for sometariff threats, spurring confusion amongbusinesses and foreign governments alike asto the policy.Continue reading >TRUMP’S TARIFFS:TRACKING THE STATUSOF INTERNATIONALTRADE ACTIONSBy Philip Neuffer, Edwin Lopez, SupplyChainDive08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proBUILTENVIRONMENT40Steel fabrication company Merrill Steelplans to establish manufacturing operationsin Osceola, Arkansas. The more than $32million project is expected to create 108jobs over three years. Continue reading >MERRILL STEEL PLANSOSCEOLA, ARKANSAS,MANUFACTURINGOPERATIONSBy Area Development News Desk08/26/2025Airplane travel in the United States hasrisen dramatically over the last decade.Although there was a dip in daily flights dueto the pandemic in the early 2020s, theUnited States' daily flights have increasedfrom 23,911 in 2015 to 45,000 in 2024.Continue reading >UNDERGROUNDPROGRESS: O'HARE'SSOUTH CONVEYANCEPROJECT SUPPORTS21ST CENTURY AIRPORTBy Larry Bernstein, Construction Equipment Guide08/26/2025Copyright: Canva pro

The U.S. Army has awarded Mack Defense afive-year contract worth up to $221.8million for continued production of theM917A3 Heavy Dump Truck (HDT). Theagreement, announced June 24, 2025,covers up to 450 vehicles and follows thecompletion of the initial 2018 contract.Continue reading >U.S. ARMY AWARDSFIVE-YEAR CONTRACTFOR MACK DEFENSEM917A3 HEAVY DUMPTRUCKSBy For Construction Pros08/26/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT41Amtrak tapped joint ventures for a trio ofcontracts to reshape major NortheastCorridor rail yards, according to an Aug. 19news release.Continue reading >3 JVS TAKE ON $2.6B INAMTRAK YARDUPGRADESBy Sebastian Obando, ConstructionDive08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proSome dangers hide in plain sight — whatlooks like a peaceful lake or a simple hole inthe ground can, in reality, be a dam. Theseman-made barriers hold back massiveamounts of water, and when they fail, theresults can be catastrophic."It’s hard for people or even elected officialsto be advocates for dams. They're out ofsight and out of mind." Eric Halpin spent 40years with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineersand is a dam and levee consultant. But damsdo affect us.Continue reading >HIDDEN DANGERS: THERISK OF AMERICA'SAGING DAMSBy John Cardinale Kelley Kosuda, Susie Webb, KOAT08/26/2025Copyright: Canva pro

Balfour Beatty and Varnedoe Constructionrecently broke ground on the final phase ofThe North Carolina Center on Civil War,Emancipation and Reconstruction inFayetteville, N.C. The $85-million, 60,000-sq-ft facility is scheduled to complete inspring 2028.Set in Fayetteville’s Arsenal Park, the centerbe an educational and cultural institution,telling the stories of all North Caroliniansbefore, during and after the Civil War. TheCenter will leverage resources from theUniversity of North Carolina System, theSmithsonian Institution and communityhistorians to present a comprehensive andinclusive narrative of the Civil War and itslegacy. Continue reading >$85M CIVIL WARHISTORY MUSEUMBREAKS GROUND INFAYETTEVILLE, NCBy Bruce Buckley, ENR Texas & SouthwestCopyright: Canva proBUILTENVIRONMENT42Lamar Johnson Collaborative (LJC) hasunveiled the design for Humboldt ParkPassive Living, a four-story, all-electricbuilding at 750 N. Avers Ave. in Chicago’sWest Humboldt Park neighborhood.Continue reading >DESIGN DEBUTS FORCHICAGO’S LARGESTPASSIVE HOUSEAFFORDABLE HOUSINGCOMMUNITYBy Building Design + Construction08/26/2025Nonfarm payroll employment increased in30 states and the District of Columbia inJuly compared to the previous month, whiledecreasing in 20 states. According to theBureau of Labor Statistics, nationwide totalnonfarm payroll employment increased...Continue reading >22 STATES REPORTINCREASE INCONSTRUCTION JOBSBy National Association of Home Builders, LBM08/21/2025Copyright: Canva pro

BUILTENVIRONMENTCONSTRUCTION NEWSTRENDSThe simple changing of a company logoshouldn’t be such a big thing.But when the Lebanon, Tennessee-basedCracker Barrel restaurant chain last weekdecided to take on a new logo, it not onlyreceived complaints from customers acrossthe country, but suffered a $94 milliondecline in its stock on Wall Street.The company, which was launched in 1969and currently has around 660 restaurantsnationally, had a logo for decades thatshowed a man, popularly called “UncleHerschel,” in overalls sitting on a woodenchair and leaning on a cracker barrel.NEW CRACKER BARRELLOGO PROMPTS STOCKLOSS AND SPIRITEDDISCUSSIONSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/25/2025Copyright: IIdar Sagdejev, WIkimedia CommonsThe logo, according to Cracker Barrel’swebsite, was designed to symbolize the “oldcountry store experience where folks wouldgather around and share stories.”According to the company’s narrative, DanEvins, Cracker Barrel founder, wanted to“recreate the experience he loved in countrystores from his childhood.” Crackers used tobe delivered to such stores in barrels, withpeople gathering around them “to discussthe news of the day, like a water cooler.”The new logo is part of a larger companyeffort called “All the More” to upgrade itsoverall look. In an announcement, CrackerBarrel said it was embracing “crave-worthynew and returning menu items, refreshedrestaurant remodels,” along with an“enhanced brand look and feel.”Continues >43Copyright: Cracker Barrel

In March, the company said it planned toremodel up to 30 locations. “Known for itsmismatched, cluttered décor,” observed USAToday, the “remodeled restaurants feature acleaner look.”Meanwhile, the new logo still features thecompany’s famous gold and brown colors butnow shows only the restaurant’s name in brownlettering set off against a gold-coloredbackground. While online comments have criticized the newlogo, Cracker Barrel, in a statement, said theresponse has been largely positive. “As with anychange, we recognize that there may be a vocalminority who feel differently.”Sarah Moore, chief marketing officer forCracker Barrel, additionally issued a statementaffirming that the company still believes in the“goodness of country hospitality,” while alsoadding that it was “bringing fresh energy” to itscustomer base.Enjoying the chance to knock a rival, therestaurant chain Steak n’ Shake criticized thenew Cracker Barrel logo, claiming, “Their goal isto just delete the personality altogether. Hence,the elimination of the ‘old-timer’ from thesignage.”Noting all the publicity that the logo change hassparked, Ad Age remarked that while somemarketing experts “questioned why the brandwould move away from its iconic symbols,others feel that the anger is overblown—andperhaps even works in Cracker Barrel’s favor.”Cracker Barrel has 14 locations in Arizona, fivein Colorado, and four in New Mexico.BUILTENVIRONMENT44CRACKER BARREL ISKEEPING ITS OLD-TIMELOGO AFTER NEW DESIGNELICITED AN UPROAR >Retail giant Home Depot saw a nearly 5%increase in sales as of the end of thesecond quarter of this year, comparedwith its second quarter 2024 numbers.The Atlanta-based company, which hasmore than 2,350 stores nationally, said itssales at the end of this year’s secondquarter came in at $45.3 billion. Thatfigure is up by $2.1 billion over last year.In an earnings statement that alsoreported the opening of 13 new stores,chief executive officer Ted Deckerremarked that the second quarter figureswere “in line with our expectations.”Continued Decker: “The momentum thatbegan in the back half of last yearcontinued through the first half ascustomers engaged more broadly insmaller home improvement projects.”Continues >IN A CHALLENGINGENVIRONMENT, HOMEDEPOT REPORTS NEW2025 EARNINGSGROWTHBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/22/2025Copyright: Canva pro

Founded in 1978, Home Depot is known forthe wide variety of construction materials,tools, and appliances that it offers in storesthat on average measure around 104,000square feet.Its steady total store count in the last twodecades jumped from just under 1,900 in2005 to around 2,200 ten years later. For all the latest quarter growth, HomeDepot has been challenged by factorsbeyond its control, says the Wall StreetJournal, noting that “economic uncertaintyand high interest rates are leadingcustomers to delay large home-remodelingprojects.”One positive sign for the company, notesthe publication Barron’s, is its lack of relianceon foreign imports. “Roughly half of HomeDepot’s merchandise is sourced from theU.S. and won’t be subject to import costs.”The Coral Gables, Florida-based tech andfinancial services company Revenued isreporting that an overwhelming 88% ofsmall and medium business ownersexpressed confidence about prospectsheading into 2026.Moreover, says a press release attached tothe survey responses, “this optimism isturning into action, with 68% planning toinvest in business growth, and 58%intending to hire additional staff.”The buoyant responses appear to be moreremarkable given that 67% of the surveyrespondents said they had been negativelyimpacted by the new tariffs imposed by theTrump administration, with that samepercentage also pointing to the challengesof rising material costs.Some 74% of companies in themanufacturing sector, which includesmedical equipment, automotive, andfurniture plants, said they were affected bythe tariffs; while 68% of retail owners, whichtakes in consumer goods and apparel stores,also felt tariff pressure.A lower 41% of serviced-based companies,including professional services and the gianthealthcare industry, “reported indirect tariffimpact through inflation-driven costs andvendor price hikes.”In an ongoing complaint, 62% of therespondents said they were having troublein finding quality workers; with a lower 15%indicating that their hiring challenges in thelast quarter were “due to changes in USimmigration policies.”Continues >BUILTENVIRONMENT45Even in the face of tariff uncertainty andongoing inflation, owners of small- tomedium-sized businesses remain bullishabout current conditions and optimisticabout the future, reveals a new industrysurvey.NOT WITHOUTCHALLENGES, SMALLAND MEDIUM-SIZEDBUSINESSES VOICEUPBEAT MOOD, PERNEW INDUSTRY SURVEYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/21/2025Copyright: Canva pro

Challenges accessing credit were reportedby 64% of respondents, who pointed tostricter lending standards and higher rates.Just under 50% said they had been denied aline of credit or a bank loan in the last twoyears.Perhaps most troubling, a sizable 47%disclosed that they have “no emergencyreserves to cover cash flow disruptions.”For all of that, confidence and optimismappear to be endemic in the small- andmedium-sized business community. The68% saying they plan to invest in businessgrowth indicated that those investmentscould come in the form of new equipmentpurchases, facility expansion, or in hiring.On just the question of adding to theirworkforce, 58% said they intend to hireadditional staff in the next year.Notes the Revenued narrative: “Despiteexisting challenges, the outlook for thefuture remains largely positive.” Theconsistently positive responses not onlyreveal small- and medium-sized businessconfidence, but “a strong belief in favorablefuture developments.”BUILTENVIRONMENT46Copyright: Canva proTAIPEI, Taiwan: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huangarrived in Taipei for a brief visit withexecutives at chipmaking partner TaiwanSemiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC),as the company faces rising pressure overits China business and prepares to unveilquarterly earnings next week.Continue reading >HUANG MEETS TSMCLEADERS AS NVIDIANAVIGATES US-CHINACHIP TENSIONSBy Anabelle Colaco, New Mexico State News.Net08/26/2025AI GeneratedFrom GPS grading to stringless paving onthe job site to software solutions that letproject managers track production time andquantities as well as update plan files frompractically anywhere, technology is making...Continue reading >ROLAND MACHINERYHELPS CUSTOMERSADOPT TECHNOLOGYBy Construction Equipment Guide.com08/26/2025

By the end of the year, an estimated506,353 multifamily units are expected tobe opened across the U.S. This is below lastyear's record-breaking numbers (640,000new units) but is still higher than annualaverages since 2015, according to the latestRentCafe report.Continue reading >500K+ NEWAPARTMENTSEXPECTED IN 2025By Quinn Purcell, Building Design + Construction08/25/2025Copyright: Canva proBUILTENVIRONMENT47Earlier this week, HUD and the U.S. CensusBureau again reported strong numbers formultifamily construction.Continue reading >MULTIFAMILY STARTSJUMP, BUT SOMEQUESTION THE DATA’SACCURACYBy Leslie Shaver, ConstructionDive08/22/2025Construction input prices rose 0.4% in Julycompared with June, according to ananalysis by Associated Builders andContractors (ABC) of new Producer PriceIndex data from the U.S. Bureau of LaborStatistics. Nonresidential construction inputprices matched the same pace, also rising0.4% for the month.Continue reading >CONSTRUCTION INPUTPRICES CLIMB IN JULYBy Design Cost DataProcore announced Aug. 26 that it isentering a multiyear strategic partnershipwith Amazon Web Services (AWS)...Continue reading >PROCORE PARTNERSWITH AMAZON WEBSERVICES ON AIWORKFLOWS, PROJECTDELIVERYBy Jeff Yoders, ENRConCntric has introduced Amplify, an AI-powered preconstruction management tooldesigned to help construction teams plan,analyze and align on projects moreefficiently.Continue reading >CONCNTRIC LAUNCHESAMPLIFY: AI TOOL FORFASTER, SMARTERPRECONSTRUCTIONPLANNINGBy For Construction Pros

FEATURED TOTAL ESTIMATED COSTS$60,360,782+CONTRUCTION REPORTER PROJECTSNEWCONSTRUCTIONVENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONLEARN MORE > LEARN MORE > LEARN MORE >BUILTENVIRONMENT48

VIEW >$60,010,782ESTIMATED COSTPROJECT INFOSCOPE:Single story combined school for grades K-12,including gymnasium, library, commercial kitchen,dining room with platform, admin, and CTEclassrooms. Perimeter security features andcontrols are incorporated. Concrete foundations incompliance with geotechnical report, steel structure,and non-structural exterior walls with stucco, metalpanel or brick finish, and storefront windows anddoors. Roof is PVC membrane and metal roofingpanels. Site work consists of fire tank, fuel storagetanks, and pump house, utility yard, outdoor playcourts, playgrounds, running track, asphalt parkinglots, track and field events, and securityfencing/cross-fencing. Utilities are available...OWNER:Maxwell Muncipal Schools 411 Parque AvenueMaxwell NM 87728Bid Date/Time: 09/23/2025 - 02:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 0Memo Count: 0Phase: BiddingStage: ActiveStatus:New Project / First ReportProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: EducationPublic Funding: YesBid Security: 5% Bid BondPre-Bid Meeting09/02/2025 @ 2:00PMMaxwell School Auditorium207 4th StMaxwell, NM 87728 MAXWELL MSCOMBINEDSCHOOL(575) 375-3002BUILTENVIRONMENT49

$350,000ESTIMATED COST PROFESSIONALENGINEERING SERVICESPUEBLO OF ACOMAWWTP PHASE IIIVIEW PROJECT >OWNER:Pueblo of Acoma Utility Authority(505) 552-513127B Pinsbaari DrPueblo Of Acoma NM 87034PROJECT INFO:Bid Date/Time: 09/30/2025 - 01:00pm MSTPhase: BiddingStage: ActiveProject Type: Vendor / Professional ServicesCategory: Tribal / Native AmericanPublic Funding: YesSCOPE:The Pueblo of Acoma is requestingproposals from professional engineeringconsulting companies to design the thirdparallel train (Phase III) Sequencing BatchReactor (SBR) Wastewater Treatment Plant(WWTP). Design of the WWTP will be basedoff the “Build Alternative” in thePreliminary Engineering Report (PER)entitled, “Preliminary Engineering Reportfor Pueblo of Acoma Wastewater System,Acomita, New Mexico”, prepared byAdvanced Systems Design, Inc., April 2016.Bid phase services will also beincorporated with this RFP. The generalscope of work consists of the following: 1. Preparation of and EnvironmentalAssessment (EA) in accordance with theNational Environmental Policy Act (NEPA),and assisting the Owner with publishing aFinding of No Significant Impact (FONSI). 2. Assisting the Owner with obtaining aNational Pollutant Discharge EliminationSystem (NPDES) Permit for treatedeffluent discharge to the Rio San Jose...BUILTENVIRONMENT50

FEATUREDPRE-BID PROJECTAn environmental study is being seen asthe next step in the long-planned buildingof a new freight rail line that would slicethrough a portion of northwestern NewMexico.The environmental study will be doneunder the auspices of the NationalEnvironmental Protection Act.What is being called the Four CornersRail Project would see the building of aroute to be connected to an existingBurlington Northern Santa Fe network.In late July, San Juan County announcedthat a feasibility study had confirmed thetechnical and economic viability of theproject.PLANNINGCONTINUES FORCONSTRUCTIONOF NEW FREIGHTRAIL LINE IN SANJUAN COUNTYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/26/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT51More specifically, according to State ofNew Mexico documents, the 100-mile-long line would run along U.S. Route 491and New Mexico State Road 37, whilealso traversing a portion of NavajoNation land.The project has been in the talking stagefor more than a decade, with the initialprice tag thought to be somewherebetween $200 million to $300 million.That figure has since ballooned to $1billion.Supporters of the new line say it couldprove particularly important intransporting fertilizers, minerals,equipment and supplies, as well as metalsused for the construction of hydrogengenerators.Last October the federal Department ofTransportation announced it wasawarding a $4 million grant forpreliminary engineering and an analysisof potential routes to San Juan Countyfor the building of a portion of the linethat would stretch from Farmington toGallup.According to published reports, the initialdesign phase of the project could becompleted by early 2027.

NEW MEXICOACTIVE PROJECTS53545557ADDITIONS/ RENOVATIONS / UPGRADEMATERIAL / EQUIP / SERVICE / INSTALLNEW CONSTRUCTIONVENDOR / PROFESSIONALSERVICES56SITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGBUILTENVIRONMENT52

ADDITIONS/RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEUNMH MAIN FIRST &SECOND FLOORCONSTRUCTIONPROJECTSVIEW PROJECT >UNMSRMC SPECTCT RENOVATIONPROJECTSCOPE OF WORK: The Project Scope Includes TheRenovation Within The 1st FloorOfTheUnm Sandoval RegionalMedical Center, 3001 BroadmoorBlvd.Ne, Rio Rancho, Nm. TheScope Includes The RenovationOf ExistingSpace ToAccommodate The InstallationOfA New Spect Ct ScannerAndAll Associated Support Spaces.The Project Will Be CompletedInTwo Phases. The First Phase WillBe The DemolitionAndRenovation Of ExistingSpaces To Accommodate TheNew Spect CtScanner AndSupport Spaces...VIEW PROJECT >GSC HEAT PUMPREPLACEMENTSCOPE OF WORK: The successful bidder shallprovide all labor, materials,tools, equipment, supervision,and incidentals necessary forthe complete removal ofexisting Water Source HeatPumps (WSHPs) and theprocurement, installation, andcommissioning of new WSHPs incoordination with the control’scontractor, Global Controls. Thework shall include, but not belimited to, the following...VIEW PROJECT >ELEVENTH JUDICIALDISTRICT COURTADDITION &RENOVATIONSCOPE OF WORK: Construction of a 2,140 sq ftaddition to the existing facilityon the northwest corner. Willrequire removal of existingretaining walls, landscaping andsoils. Renovation of the interioroffice areas for thereconfiguration and addition...VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: The University of New Mexico Hospital (UNMH) issoliciting proposals from General Contractors toprovide construction...BUILTENVIRONMENT53

MATERIAL /EQUIP / SERVICE /INSTALLDIGITAL MESSAGEBOARD SIGN(S) ANDBILLBOARD(S) FOR ELPASO COUNTY, TEXASVIEW PROJECT >PRICE AGREEMENTFOR SECURITYGUARD SERVICESFOR DONA ANA CO.DETENTIONCENTERSCOPE OF WORK: The Doña Ana CountyPurchasing Department issoliciting competitive sealedproposals from qualified andresponsible vendors to establisha price agreement for securityguard services...VIEW PROJECT >MATERIALSTESTING SERVICESSCOPE OF WORK: Doña Ana County is requestingsealed bids for MaterialsTesting Services. The County isinterested in entering into anagreement with a firm or firmsfrom the time of award untilJune 30, 2026, with the option torenew at the discretion of theCounty for additional three (3)one-year terms. Pursuant to §13-1-153 NMSA 1978 of the NMProcurement Code the Countyreserves the right to multi awardthis ITB. The estimated yearlyquantities shown are for thepurpose of bid evaluation only.Items will be ordered on an “asneeded” indefinite quantitybasis. VIEW PROJECT >SUPPLY ANDINSTALL WINDOWTREATMENTS ONDEMANDSCOPE OF WORK: Los Lunas School District seekssealed bids from qualifiedcompanies, properly registeredand licensed to do business inthe State of New Mexico,toSupply and Install WindowTreatments on Demand forschool sites and administrationoffices throughout the District. VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: El Paso County seeks proposals from qualifiedindividuals, companies and/or entities (firms) to: ?Develop, construct, operate and maintain signs onCounty-owned real property located along state...BUILTENVIRONMENT54

NEWCONSTRUCTIONAUSTRALIA AT THE ABQ BIOPARK ZOO P2VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: Garden Area (GAR) (13,476sf): NEW Cockatoo Aviary and animalholding building with exterior viewing andNEW metal shadestructures. A NEW yarning circle shade structure with a rainwaterfeature at the existingCafé. NEW rammed earth stools and a benchare included. The Garden area also includes a new vehiculargateand turnaround location specifically for fire trucks.Mixed Species Building (MSB): this is the existingold KoalaBuilding: Tree Kangaroo, Echidna, Birds, and Reptiles Exhibit(8,064sf): REFURBISH ExistingKoala exhibit and holding building.NEW mixed bird animal holding building (A.H.B.). The existingexhibit willbe refurbished to accommodate a visitor walkthroughexperience of mixed species that include thenewTree Kangaroos, Echidnas, and mixed birds. This building will alsoaccommodate new exhibits for thePython, Turtles, and Skinks.Outback Area (22,305sf): A NEW animal holding building, a NEW outdoorexhibit for Kangaroos and Emus with an adjacent visitorwalkway and animal interaction locations, and aNEW exterioreducation area/yarning circle with rammed earth stools.Tasmanian Exhibit (31,534sf):REFURBISH existing Tasmaniananimal holding building, 2 NEW Tasmanian animal holding buildings,andthreeNEW animal transfer areas that the animals will move betweenexhibits through either tunnels or overa visitor walkway. A NEWshade structure for outdoor gathering and educational events,another forBioPark vendors, and a third near the existing Zoo lake,with rammed earth stools. BUILTENVIRONMENT55

SITE WORK /NON-BUILDINGLANDSCAPEMANAGEMENTSERVICESVIEW PROJECT >DRY CREEK ROADWATER AND SEWERINFILLSCOPE OF WORK: Construct 855 LF of new 4"water main and two residentialwater service connections.Construct 520 LF of new 6"gravity sewer, one new shallowmanhole and two residentialservice connections. VIEW PROJECT >TUBA CITY DUMPCLEAN CLOSURESCOPE OF WORK: Construction includes improveddrainage under US HWY 160,paved roadway, temporarybasecourse roadway,installation of a waste stagingarea of pavement andbasecourse, installation of alined stormwater retentionpond, security fence, andremoval and relocation of soiland buried waste per theAdministrative Order for thissite. VIEW PROJECT >LRGPWWA STERNDRIVE PH. IIIWATERLINEEXTENSIONPROJECTSCOPE OF WORK: This project consists of theinstallation of approximately13,861 LF of12-inch PVCwaterline, 1,358 LF of 12-inchPVC waterline withflowable fillcap, 35 LF of 12-inch ductile ironwaterline, 40 LF of 10-inchwaterline, 25 LF of 8-inch PVCwaterline, 115 LF of 8-inchductile iron waterline, 50 LFof 24-inch steel casing, 60 LF of18-inchsteel casing, 40 LF of 2-inch HDPE pipe, 27 12-inch gatevalves,one 10-inch gate...VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: The Colorado School of Mines is seeking proposalsfrom a qualified offeror to provide year-round, fullgrounds maintenance services for both the maincampus and designated auxiliary properties, whichincludes turf mowing and edging...BUILTENVIRONMENT56

VENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESENGINEERINGCONSULTANT SERVICESVIEW PROJECT >ARCHITECTURALAND/ORENGINEERINGSERVICESSCOPE OF WORK: The Peñasco IndependentSchool District is seekingproposals from qualifiedArchitectural Firms to provideplanning and design services forthe replacement/consolidationof the existing ES/MS/HS56,129 gross square foot facilityfor 290 students, grades Pre-Kthrough 12th, located...VIEW PROJECT >ENGINEERINGDESIGN ANDCONSTRUCTIONMANAGEMENTSERVICES FORPHASE 2 OF THEMAIN VILLAGETRUNK SEWER LINEIMPROVEMENTSSCOPE OF WORK: The project work includes butnot limited reviewing theexisting Engineering Design forPhase 2 and proposingadjustments as needed to theexisting sewer line throughrealignment, replacement bypipe bursting and/or trenching...VIEW PROJECT >ARCHITECTURALSERVICES UMCAMBULATORYSURGERY CENTERWEST ANDEMERGENCYDEPARTMENTSCOPE OF WORK: The purpose of this Request forQualifications (RFQ) is to solicitsealed statements ofqualification from experiencedfirms to establish a contract forArchitectural Services for ElPaso County Hospital Districtd/b/a University Medical Center(“Hospital District, UniversityMedical Center, Owner orHospital”)...VIEW PROJECT >SCOPE OF WORK: The Sandoval County (“County”) Purchasing Office,on behalf of the Public Works Department, issoliciting proposals from prospective offerors forEngineering Consultant Services. The successfulOfferor(s) will work collaboratively with the Board ofCounty Commissioners, the County Manager, and thePublic Works Department in developing...BUILTENVIRONMENT57

NEW MEXICOPOST-BID PROJECTSBUILTENVIRONMENT59MATERIAL / EQUIP / SERVICE / INSTALL60SITE WORK / NON-BUILDING58

MATERIAL /EQUIP / SERVICE /INSTALLWAREHOUSE RFQ JULY24, 2025VIEW PROJECT >15KV THREESOURCEAUTOMATICTRANSFER SYSTEMVIEW PROJECT >WAREHOUSE RFQJULY 31, 2025VIEW PROJECT >WAREHOUSE RFQAUGUST 11, 2025VIEW PROJECT >CONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $36,266.002 Low | $82,665.003 Low | $86,980.00*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $34,432.00*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award details*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: Award | $3,569.00Award | $23,586.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $$26,162.002 Low | $30,688.003 Low | $62,052.00BUILTENVIRONMENT59

SITE WORK /NON-BUILDINGNM DOT CN #2104860SIDEWALKIMPROVEMENTS,LIGHTING LINCOLNVIEW PROJECT >ROSWELL AIRCENTERELECTRICALVAULTSVIEW PROJECT >GALLUP INDIANMEDICAL CENTERMOBILEENDOSCOPYSUPPORT PADVIEW PROJECT >NAVAJO GALLUPWATER SUPPLYPROJECT -CIPRIANOWATERLINEEXTENSIONVIEW PROJECT >CONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | dollar amount notavailable*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $329,039.00*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award details*Sign up for Construction Reporterto view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $2,542,782.002 Low | $2,804,900.00*Sign up for Construction Reporter to view award detailsCONTRACT AWARDS: 1 Low | $757,100.002 Low | $759,085.003 Low | $825,999.00BUILTENVIRONMENT60

COMMERCIAL LIENSBERNALILLO COUNTYDOCUMENTNUMBERLIENRECORDEDDATEGRANTORGRANTEE2025068122Subdivision PLAZA AT PASEO DELNORTE Tract A2AA108/22/202511:06:38 AMPALINDROME SEDONAWEST LLCPACIFICAP CONST LLCEDGE CONST LLC2025068126Subdivision SANDIA KNOLLS Lot 4208/22/202511:09:47 AMSTANDLEY LEE ORODEO CONSTAMERICAN SERVICE INDLLCAMERICAN PLBG SERVICE2025068127Section: 25 Township: 12N Range: 5EPORT08/22/202511:09:47 AMHALL MILESHALL ANARODEO CONSTAMERICAN SERVICE INDLLCAMERICAN PLBG SERVICE2025068128Subdivision SANDIA HTS SOUTH 11 Lot 119008/22/202511:09:47 AMWEINSTEIN MICHAELWEINSTEIN BONNIEAMERICAN SERVICE INDLLCAMERICAN PLBG SERVICE2025068220Subdivision THUNDERBIRD PROPTract 1A08/22/202501:36:11 PMTAOS VALLEYHOLDINGS LLCCENTENNIAL SPINE &PAININSIGHT CONST LLC2025068244Subdivision ATRISCO BUSINESS PARK2 Lot 2B08/22/202502:02:18 PMGDCLV LLCLC HTG & COOLING LLC2025068283Subdivision GARDENS ON RIOGRANDE 3 Lot 3 Block 108/22/202502:55:14 PMFUSSELMAN STEVEN DFUSSELMAN KIMBERLYAQ3 ENTRPS LLCPRECISION GARAGEDOOR ALBQ & SANTA FEBUILTENVIRONMENT61

BUILTENVIRONMENT62WAGE DETERMINATIONSBE-25-2752-HAlbuquerque Metro Arroyo Flood ControlAuth | $6,500,000.00ALBUQUERQUE METRO ARROYOFLOOD CONTROL AUTHAUGUST 18 - 22TH NDBERNALILLO COUNTY***To view the original wage determination, copy the wage determination numberand follow this link. Then paste the number into the text box.***BE-25-2765-BVan Buren MS- Demolition, Remodel andConstruction | $31,100,000.00ALBUQUERQUE PUBLIC SCHOOLSBE-25-2737-A4th Street Pavement Preservation |$10,612,840.67BERNALILLO COUNTYBE-25-2738-ATrumbull Park Fencing Project | $73,282.11 BE-25-2771-BCivic Plaza Portland Loo | $1,196,497.11CITY OF ALBUQUERQUEBE-25-2759-BUNM Golf Course Patio Furniture | $113,562.10UNM GOLF COURSE PATIOFURNITURECH-25-2744-AMonument Entry Signage | $102,000.00 CITY OF ROSWELLCHAVES COUNTYCI-25-2777-APO 424011 NM 117 mm 5-13.5 Plant Mix WearingCourse overlay (Nova Chip) 24' wide | $1,456,418.71 CI-25-2740-APO 423927 Maintenance and upkeep of existingpavement striping. Existing faded and in need ofnew paint. | $70,899.59NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATIONCIBOLA COUNTYCU-25-2761-BLyceum Theater-Re-roof/Drain Repair & FrontEntrance | $563,308.00CITY OF CLOVISCURRY COUNTYDA-25-2760-BLoas Cruces Convention Center HVACImprovements | $110,000.00CITY OF LAS CRUCESDONA ANA COUNTYDA-25-2788-BGHS Kitchen Boiler Replacement 2025-26 |$64,558.24DA-25-2787-BGISD District Wide Fire Alarm Replacements -Sunrise ES | $64,558.24DA-25-2786-BGISD District Wide Fire Alarm Replacements - SantaTeresa HS | $1,072,000.00DA-25-2785-BGISD District Wide Fire Alarm Replacements -Riverside ES | $266,000.00DA-25-2784-BGISD District Wide Fire Alarm Replacements - LomaLinda ES | $4,244,400.00GADSDEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT

BUILTENVIRONMENT63DA-25-2759-ALRGPWWA Stern Drive Ph. III Waterline ExtensionProject | $4,244,400.00LOWER RIO GRANDE PUBLIC WATERWORKS AUTHORITYDONA ANA COUNTY (CONT.)DA-25-2736-ACN E100380 | $494,725.00NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATIONED-25-2778-BRenovation of the Community DevelopmentDepartment | $600,000.00ED-25-2768-ASurfacing at Acadia Park 2026-0197 | $144,093.56CITY OF CARLSBADEDDY COUNTYED-25-2790-BCourthouse Elevator | $144,236.00ED-25-2774-BArtesia Treasure- Security | $144,236.00ED-25-2773-BHealth Office Ceiling | $192,826.00 COUNTY OF EDDYGR-25-2775-BFine Arts Chiller Replacement | $252,814.00GR-25-2767-BPhelps Dodge Chiller Replacement | $362,070.00GR-25-2766-BRoof Management P0085986 CES | $105,631.00GR-25-2763-BMECHA Building Leak Repairs | $117,860.00WESTERN NEW MEXICOUNIVERSITYGRANT COUNTYMC-25-2783-ARico Street & NM HWY 118 Waterline Crossing Project2025 | $455,402.39 CITY OF GALLUPMCKINLEY COUNTYMC-25-2742-APO423931 NM 566 MP 0-11.5 WNM 608 MP 0-1.9 WholeRouteNM 564 MP 0-3.3 Whole Route NM 509 MP 0-36.9 Whole RouteNM 118 MP 12-16 ,hole Route |$155,893.87MC-25-2741-APO423929 I-40 MP 0-69, I-40-MP 69-132Maintenance and upkeep of I-40 striping. |$609,053.62NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATIONQU-25-2764-ARecycled asphalt millings overlay | $999,987.66NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATIONQUAY COUNTYRA-25-2758-BCFVMS AC UNIT | $263,205.19RA-25-2757-BJHR ELEMANTRY AC UNIT | $93,866.93RA-25-2756-BEVHS Girls Restroom | $73,508.51RA-25-2755-BEVHS AC UNIT | $744,832.64RA-25-2754-BIndoor AC Unit | $81,969.38ESPANOLA PUBLIC SCHOOLSRIO ARRIBASJ-25-2743-ACrack Patch Seal W Chaco and E Chaco 2026236 |$329,931.33CITY OF AZTECSAN JUAN COUNTYCITY OF BLOOMFIELDSJ-25-2789-HWest Tank Reconstruction | $1,862,993.75CITY OF FARMINGTONSJ-25-2776-AElectric Ave Reconstruction | $210,363.43

BUILTENVIRONMENT64SA-25-2782-ASouthern Blvd Remove & Replace Asphalt |$76,090.00CITY OF RIO RANCHOSANDOVAL COUNTYSA-25-2739-APO 423784 NM 4 NOVACHIP WEARING COURSEOVERLY | $499,078.18NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATIONSF-25-2780-ACutler PO424077 | $1,197,186.64SF-25-2779-ACutler PO424086 | $769,362.31NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OFTRANSPORTATIONSANTA FE COUNTYSF-25-2772-AMilitary Owned Vehicles Boundry Fence |$235,995.70SF-25-2762-BHVAC UNIT REPLACEMENT 615 BLDG. MAIN |$140,000.00SF-25-2769-BShip Inventory Report & Exchange (SIRE) Bldg. |$1,590,000.00NM DEPARTMENT OF MILITARYAFFAIRSSO-25-2781-BSocorro Airport Hangar | $1,075,098.00CITY OF SOCORROSOCORRO COUNTYVA-25-2753-BCity of Belen Police Headquarters Remodel |$1,622,933.00CITY OF BELENVALENCIA COUNTYVA-25-2770-BBelen Readiness Center Phase 1 Renovation |$2,800,000.00 NM DEPARTMENT OF MILITARYAFFAIRS

REAL ESTATENEW RETAIL SITE SITUATED NEARDENVER INTERNATIONALS AIRPORTPROPOSED, WITH HOTEL FORAIRPORT TRAVELERSNUCLEARPULL OUTIS HOLTEC PULLING OUT OFNEW MEXICO?FEATURED PROPERTY7226 CENTRAL AVE |ALBUQUERQUEFEATUREDLAND1700 UNSER BLVD NW |ALBUQUERQUEBUILTENVIRONMENT

AFFILIATES67798081FEATURED PROPERTIESPROPERTIES FOR SALELAND FOR SALEREAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS 82NEW MEXICO NEWS71CNM TO OPEN NEW $58.7MTRADES AND TECHNOLOGIESCENTER >71IS HOLTEC PULLING OUT OFNEW MEXICO? >71RADIOACTIVE LANDFILLPROPOSAL SEEN AS DIVIDINGNAVAJO COMMUNITIES >71SOUTHWEST NEWS75NEW RETAIL SITE SITUATED NEARDENVER INTERNATIONALSAIRPORT PROPOSED, WITHHOTEL FOR AIRPORT TRAVELERS >75THE COLORADO RIVER IS INTROUBLE. SOME GROUPS WANTTHE GOVERNMENT TO STEP UP >76LAVEEN TOWNE CENTER PLANSSHIFT AFTER HISTORIC BARNFIRE, PHOENIX TO AMENDDEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT >76NATIONAL NEWS77REPOSITIONING U.S. RETAIL:MORE MALLS AS MIXED-USETOWN CENTERS >77INSIGHTS ON THE FUTURE OFCRE FROM FIVE DIVERSEINTERNS >77WPV TARGETS NEW $6 TRILLIONDIGITAL REAL ESTATETOKENIZATION OPPORTUNITY >78REAL ESTATE HOMEPAGE75BUILTENVIRONMENT66

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BUILTENVIRONMENT69THE NATIONALOBSERVER:CONSTRUCTIONSLOWS IN HIGH-GROWTHMARKETSBilly Bastek, executive vice president ofmerchandising for the Atlanta-based home-improvement retailer, said during an earningscall this week the company is planning for“modest price movement” across some productcategories during the second half of this year.Tariffs rates on some items have increasedsignificantly this year, although the companywill work to keep prices competitive broadly,Bastek said.Although tariffs have not yet had a majorimpact on inflation, according to ConsumerPrice Index data, it’s may only be a matter oftime before their impacts begin to be seen inthe CPI and other readings. Other retailers have said they plan to raiseprices in response to tariffs, including children’sretailer Carter’s, payments company...CONTINUE READING >

BUILTENVIRONMENT70THE CARBONBEHIND THECURTAINIn our first article, The Fundamentals ofEmbodied Carbon, we unpacked whatembodied carbon is, why it matters and howit’s quietly shaping the environmental legacyof every building we build. We explored thecarbon footprint journey of gypsum boardand introduced life cycle assessments (LCAs)as the most powerful tool we have tomeasure and manage these impacts.In this second article, we take that next step.If LCAs tell the carbon story of a product, thenEnvironmental Product Declarations (EPDs)are the chapters we actually get to read. Butlike any technical document, EPDs come withtheir own language, assumptions and pitfalls.From industry averages to product-specificdata, from GWP to system boundaries, we’llbreak down what these documents reallymean and how to use them to make informed,lower-carbon design decisions. Because in aworld flooded with green claims andconfusing acronyms, clarity is very helpful.Environmental Product DeclarationsBy now, you’ve probably come across theacronym EPD, short for EnvironmentalProduct Declaration. It’s one of the mostvaluable tools we have in understandingembodied carbon. But in a world saturatedwith sustainability acronyms, it’s easy to getlost.CONTINUE READING >Copyright: Canva Pro

Grave concerns for the viability of a projectto store nuclear fuel at a site near Carlsbadwere shared by the company…Continue reading >IS HOLTEC PULLING OUTOF NEW MEXICO?By Adrian Hedden, Artesia News08/27/2025AI GeneratedBUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSNEW MEXICO71THOREAU, N.M. – Explaining the rationaleof burying low-level radioactive waste in asolid waste landfill to Navajo elders,especially if English is not their...Continue reading >RADIOACTIVE LANDFILLPROPOSAL SEEN ASDIVIDING NAVAJOCOMMUNITIESBy Kathy Helms, Cibola Citizen08/27/2025After two years of construction, CentralNew Mexico Community College is set todebut its new trades center. CNM will hold a grand opening Aug. 27 at8:30 a.m. for its new $58.7 million TedChavez Trades and Technologies Center at961 Buena Vista Dr. SE, a CNM pressrelease shows.Continue reading >CNM TO OPEN NEW$58.7M TRADES ANDTECHNOLOGIES CENTERBy Cooper Metts, Albuquerque Business First08/26/2025Copyright: Canva pro

A flash flood warning was issued for parts ofRuidoso as heavy rain falls on burn scars inthe area.Continue reading >FLASH FLOODREPORTED WITHMULTIPLE WATERRESCUES IN RUIDOSOBy Vince Rodriquez, KOAT08/26/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT72The new owners include the generalcontractor and electrical contractor whoworked on the hotel's extensive 2018renovation. Continue reading >HISTORIC CASTAÑEDAHOTEL IN LAS VEGAS,N.M., SOLD TO TRIO OFLOCALSBy Mike Easterling, Santa Fe New Mexican08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proThe chair of the New Mexico SenateJudiciary Committee who earlier this yearkilled a legislative effort to ban federalimmigration detention in the state, saidTuesday he was open to changing his mindabout the controversial issue.Continue reading >NM COMMITTEE CHAIRWHO ONCE STYMIEDICE DETENTION CENTERBAN SAYS HE’SRECONSIDERINGBy Patrick Lohmann, Source NM08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proNEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A cafe and storelocated in a 1879 adobe building insouthwest New Mexico was awarded a$50,000 grant on Monday.Continue reading >NEW MEXICORESTAURANTAWARDED $50K FROMNATIONAL TRUST FORHISTORICPRESERVATIONBy Fallon Fischer, KRQE News08/25/2025

Water customers from 9th Street headingeast toward the Los Alamos Airport areexperiencing little-to-no water pressure andare encouraged to conserve water whilerepairs are being made.Continue reading >COUNTY: LOW WATERPRESSURE IMPACTINGEASTERN AREABy Los Alamos Reporter08/25/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT73Roadrunner Venture Studios has won theNew Mexico Economic DevelopmentDepartment’s $25 million quantuminnovation and commercialization award,part of a larger state plan to become anational tech hub.Continue reading >NEW MEXICO AWARDS$25 MILLION TOROADRUNNER VENTURESTUDIOS FOR QUANTUMINNOVATION PUSHBy Hannah Garcia, Albuquerque Journal08/25/2025AI GeneratedALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Last weekend,Mayor Tim Keller delivered his State of theCity address. He touted a drop in crime, andhyped up new opportunities down the road.While statistics and blueprints back up histalking points, are they matching whatpeople in the Duke City are experiencing? According to crime stats on they city’swebsite from January to June 2024, and thesame time period this year homicides, aredown. In 2024, there were 47 homicidesduring the first half of the year. In 2025,there were 34 homicides. Aggravatedassault, sex crimes and robbery were alsodown.Continue reading >DATA VS. PERCEPTION:DO RESIDENTS FEELSAFE AND IS ITIMPACTING OURQUALITY OF LIFE?By Kassi Foote and Monica Logrono, KOB 408/25/2025Copyright: Canva pro

One of New Mexico's seven state gamecommissioners has been removed from herpost due to her involvement in a marketingcampaign pushing for looser protections forthe Mexican gray wolf.Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham removedSabrina Pack of Silver City from thecommission that sets hunting and fishingregulations on Wednesday (Aug. 13) afterthe Western Watersheds Project obtainedpublic records regarding the apparentconflict of interest.Continue reading >STATE GAMECOMMISSIONERREMOVED AFTER ROLEIN WOLF MEDIACAMPAIGNDISCOVEREDBy Alaina Mencinger, Taos News08/20/2025Copyright: Canva proBUILTENVIRONMENT74Just prior to today’s public opening of theHenry V. “La Burra” Morales RecreationCenter, the Daily Press got an opportunityto walk through the space with Parks andRecreation Director Julian Madrid, whoshowed off the new building’s features. The center has two connected pavedentrances and parking lots — one opening toSilver Street across from the municipal pool,and the other on 32nd Street across fromSilver High School. Before even stepping into the building,visitors will notice an outdoor playgroundwith a large orange slide and other featuresmeant to be accessible to all children — onewhich Madrid said has already seen someunofficial use. Continue reading >NEW CENTER OFFERSSPACE FOR MANY USESBy Marcela Johnson, Silver City Daily Press08/23/2025Copyright: Canva pro

BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSSOUTHWESTA new retail plaza, whose location near theDenver International Airport is more thanfortuitous, is in the works as developerssubmit concept plans submitted to the Cityand County of Denver.What is being called the Tower PlazaMarketplace will go up on a currently vacant4-acre site at 18306 E. 64th Avenue, around6 miles to the southwest of the busy airport.NEW RETAIL SITESITUATED NEAR DENVERINTERNATIONALSAIRPORT PROPOSED,WITH HOTEL FORAIRPORT TRAVELERSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/21/2025Copyright: Canva proAs proposed, the project will see thebuilding of what will be a 40,000-square-foot retail center. Plans also spell out thebuilding of a 64,300-square-foot hotel with122 rooms that would be branded as aCandlewood Suites Hotel.Candlewood Suites is an extended stayhotel focusing on business travelers, whichwould make its location in this instance nearthe DIA particularly appealing. Central to the retail plaza project will be alarge grocery store that will serve as ananchor tenant for the plaza. The grocerystore space will measure just under 25,000square feet.The site in question, in a largelyundeveloped but growing part of the city,was purchased last fall for $3.4 million by alimited liability corporation.Work on the project could begin next year,with an anticipated completion sometime in2028.75Copyright: Canva pro

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Earlier this year,several environmental groups sent apetition to the federal government with aseemingly simple message: Ensure thatwater from the imperiled Colorado River isnot wasted and only being delivered for“reasonable” and “beneficial” uses.The organizations urged the Bureau ofReclamation to use its authority to curbwater waste in the Lower Basin states:California, Arizona and Nevada. Theyargued it was necessary to help address theriver’s water shortages.Continue reading >THE COLORADO RIVERIS IN TROUBLE. SOMEGROUPS WANT THEGOVERNMENT TO STEPUPBy Dorany Pineda, AP News08/27/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT76After a fire damaged a historic barn,Phoenix officials are working with Vestar toensure the Laveen Towne Center projectstill honors the area's agricultural roots.Continue reading >LAVEEN TOWNE CENTERPLANS SHIFT AFTERHISTORIC BARN FIRE,PHOENIX TO AMENDDEVELOPMENTAGREEMENTBy Hailey Mensik, Phoenix Business Journal08/26/2025A project putting apartments on a state-owned parking lot would bring newneighbors for the governor's officialresidence.Continue reading >COLORADO SEEKSDEVELOPER TOTRANSFORMGOVERNOR'S MANSIONPARKING LOT INTOHOUSINGBy Noelle Harff, Denver Business Journal08/27/2025Copyright: Canva proCopyright: Canva pro

BUILTENVIRONMENTREAL ESTATE NEWSNATIONALAs the commercial real estate industryevolves in response to shifting marketdemands, environmental concerns, andeconomic pressures, a new generation ofemerging professionals is stepping up withfresh ideas and renewed purpose. Below are the perspectives and experiencesof five standout interns who are shaping thefuture of the field. From affordable housingdevelopment and adaptive reuse toconstruction site operations, propertyaccounting, and design innovation...Continue reading >INSIGHTS ON THEFUTURE OF CRE FROMFIVE DIVERSE INTERNSBy Taylor Johnson, Building Design + Construction08/27/2025Copyright: Canva pro77As aging retail malls continue to evolve intomixed-use projects, one increasinglypopular trend has been to redesign them asnew town centers—recalling a time whensuch commercial districts were the heartand soul of a community. Mall–to–towncenter retrofits are emerging throughoutthe nation, especially in suburbancommunities, where pedestrian-friendly,mixed-use environments are highlyattractive to millennials now raising families.Continue reading >REPOSITIONING U.S.RETAIL: MORE MALLS ASMIXED-USE TOWNCENTERSBy Patrica Kirk and Ron Nyren, Urban Land08/26/2025Copyright: Canva pro

World Property Ventures (WPV), a newlyformed digital venture bank based in Miami,Fl, plans to launch a digital securities arm in2026 to bring tokenized real estateinvestment into the mainstream of globalfinance. The new SEC-regulated division calledWorld Property Bank, will originate andstructure institutional-grade digitalinvestment products across real estate debt,equity, credit, and derivatives. Eachinstrument will be structured, tokenized,and issued for trading on World PropertyExchange, the bank's emerging andproprietary token exchange.Continue reading >WPV TARGETS NEW $6TRILLION DIGITAL REALESTATE TOKENIZATIONOPPORTUNITYBy WJP Staff08/25/2025BUILTENVIRONMENT78Copyright: Canva proEmployers need to be aware that the U.S.Department of Justice has issued a detailedguidance memorandum about employerdiversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policiesthat it believes violate policies laid out in aseries of executive orders issued byPresident Trump since taking office inJanuary. Continue reading >TRUMPADMINISTRATIONCLARIFIES DEI POLICYFOR EMPLOYERSBy EHS Today08/24/2025Copyright: Canva pro

A 30-year-old shopping center in the upscale ElDorado neighborhood of Santa Fe is now on themarket.Located at 7 Avenida Vista Grande, 12 miles tothe south of Santa Fe, the Agora ShoppingCenter is being listed by the real estate firmCRBE, Inc. and encompasses more than 40,500square feet of building space.The structure is designated as a Class B buildingand saw renovation work in 2005.Anchored by the El Dorado Supermarket, thecenter also includes a U.S post office, a coffeeshop, and a hair salon.Uniquely, according to information offered byCRBE, the center also features “three pet-centered businesses: a veterinary practice, a petgroomer, and a pet food and supply store.”El Dorado, defined as a “census-designatedplace” by the Census Bureau, has a population ofjust over 6,000 people.According to the site Realtor, the median listingprice for a home in El Dorado as of this summerwas $766,000, compared with a statewideaverage of $366,000.POPULARSHOPPING CENTERIN EXCLUSIVESECTION OFSANTA FE LISTEDFOR SALEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/22/2025FEATURED COMMERCIAL PROPERTY BUILTENVIRONMENT0504030201PRICEBUILDING SIZEYEAR BUILTYEAR RENOVATEDCAP RATE$9,321,90340,517 SF199520058%79

BUILTENVIRONMENTPROPERTY FOR SALENEW MEXICOUnless otherwise stated, all images on this page are copyrighted to Google Inc.4301 WYOMING BLVD | ALBUQUERQUEBUILDING SIZE: 5,709 SFReuse, repositioning, or redevelopment opportunityBid Due Date: October 3, 2025Building Open House: September 23, 2025, 10:00 am to NoonVIEW DEAL: CLICK HERE7226 CENTRAL AVE | ALBUQUERQUEOFFERED PRICE: $1,550,000 BUILDING SIZE: 14,125 SFCentral Plaza is a high-profile shopping center located on Central Ave near Louisiana Blvd. in Albuquerque, NM.The property has an excellent tenant mix including anchor tenant Terry’s Mini Mart, Central Laundry, andMichoacán Heladeria (ice cream and snack shop). The center offers great visibility from the street along withexcellent monument signage visible to both east and west bound traffic...VIEW DEAL: CLICK HERE3125 COORS BLVD SW | ALBUQUERQUEOFFERED PRICE: $1,565,217 BUILDING SIZE: 1,330 SFSurmount is pleased to present the exclusive listing for a Little Caesars located at 3125 Coors Blvd SW,Albuquerque, NM 87121. The site consists of roughly 1,330 rentable square feet of building space on anestimated 0.58-acre parcel of land. This Little Caesars is subject to a 20-year Triple Net (NNN) lease which...VIEW DEAL: CLICK HERE2420 MIDTOWN PL NE | ALBUQUERQUEOFFERED PRICE: $420,000 BUILDING SIZE: 2,400 SFOffice/warehouse condominium unit1 10’ x 12’ Overhead door per unitFenced yard area being 15’ deep x 60’ wideVIEW DEAL: CLICK HERE80

BUILTENVIRONMENT1700 UNSER BLVD NW | ALBUQUERQUEOFFERED PRICE: $1,148,163 TOTAL LOT SIZE: 1.19 ACRESPad site for sale (to be replatted as Tract B-2)Ideal site for retail, medical office, or financial institutionExcellent visibility from 34,300 VPDVIEW DEAL: CLICK HERELAND FOR SALENEW MEXICOUnless otherwise stated, all images on this page are copyrighted to Google Inc.8121 BISBEE CT. UNIT G | SANTA FEOFFERED PRICE: $460,000 BUILDING SIZE: 2,557 SFVersatile live/work space featuring a reception/waiting or showroom area, office, and half restroom, along withan L-shaped warehouse that includes a large 12' roll-up door and 23' ceilings. Upstairs offers a studio apartmentwith a kitchenette and three-quarter bath. This flexible property is ideal for small distribution...VIEW DEAL: CLICK HERE3020 N MAIN ST | ROSWELLOFFERED PRICE: $1,400,000 BUILDING SIZE: 9,162 SFParking31 Spaces (3.38 Spaces per 1,000 SF Leased)Frontage178’ on North Main Street...VIEW DEAL: CLICK HERE

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BUILTENVIRONMENTAlbuquerque’s biggest challenges — fromrising homelessness to federal immigrationenforcement — took center stage Aug. 26,as ten City Council candidates squared offover high-profile policy topics in the city’scontested districts. Continue reading >CITY COUNCILCANDIDATES CLASHOVER HOUSING,IMMIGRATION, LABORPOLICYBy Jesse Jones, City Desk ABQ08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proNEW MEXICO & NATIONALLEGISLATION83WASHINGTON — President DonaldTrump’s push to bolster the GOP’s narrowcongressional majority in next year’selections has prompted a rare nationwidemid-decade redistricting battle that hasrapidly taken shape over the past weeks. Continue reading >MORE STATES JOININGRACE TO REDRAWCONGRESSIONAL MAPSBy Shauneen Miranda, Source NM08/25/2025U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcementofficers arrested more than 100 people ICEclaimed were illegally in the U.S. during ajoint agency targeted enforcementoperation at two construction sites inTallahassee, Fla., May 29. Continue reading >MORE THAN 100ARRESTED FORIMMIGRATION-RELATEDVIOLATIONS ATTALLAHASSEECONSTRUCTION SITEBy Jeff Yoders, ENR

BUILTENVIRONMENTA 1972 ENR cover story said of Wiss JanneyElstner Associates in Northbrook, Ill., “Itexists largely by looking for trouble, bothbefore and after the fact of structuraldistress and failure.”More than 50 years later, WJE and the fieldof forensic engineering are no longer seenas the novelties they were at the time.Decades worth of research produced sincethen has informed the design andconstruction of thousands of buildings,roads, bridges and other projects. Studiesand tests performed by forensic engineeringfirms have made designs more efficient,turned unknowns into knowns and madebuilding with newer technologies a far lessrisky proposition...Continue reading >FORENSIC ENGINEERING:TURNING UNKNOWN TOKNOWNBy Jeff Yoders, ENRCopyright: Canva proNEW MEXICO & NATIONALARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGN84Troy Johnson has been named president ofApogee Architectural Metals, a segment ofApogee Enterprises, Inc., which isresponsible for the Alumicor, EFCO, Linetec,Tubelite, and Wausau Window brands ofaluminum framing and fenestrationproducts.Johnson has been a member of ApogeeEnterprises’ executive committee since2020. He most recently served as thepresident of the Apogee ArchitecturalServices segment and Harmon. His careerincludes more than 25 years of experiencein the glass, glazing, and aluminum framingand fenestration industry. Continue reading >APOGEE ARCHITECTURALMETALS WELCOMESTROY JOHNSON ASPRESIDENTBy Metal Construction News08/24/2025Copyright: Canva pro

BUILTENVIRONMENTConfusion appears to be the order of theday with the Federal Register listing 407items containing steel or aluminum that arenow subject to a 50% tariff.The publication notes that the tariff appliesto those materials not just at the point ofbeing unloaded at any U.S. port, but alsowhile still being on a ship.As noted by the Data Digest, which ispublished by the Association of GeneralContractors, “previously, shipments intransit had a grace period.”NEW TARIFF IMPACTINGVARIETY OF PRODUCTSAS EUROPEAN SHIPPERSREDUCE PARCELSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proThe Federal Register posting notes thatmaterials considered as “steel or aluminumderivative products” are now subject to thenew tariffs. But so are products with steeland aluminum content.“Non-steel and non-aluminum content,”continues the document, “will remainsubject to the reciprocal and otherapplicable tariffs.”Meanwhile, parcel companies based inEurope have decided to suspend variousshipments to the U.S. due to the eliminationof the de minimis rule.That provision has allowed individualpackages with a dollar value of $800 or lessto enter the U.S. duty-free. Alreadyimpacting goods from China and Hong Kong,the new policy regarding the de minimis rulewill now be applied to all countries.The White House, in a fact sheet, hascharacterized the de minimis provision as a“catastrophic loophole” that has bothavoided tariff fees and allowed for theimportation of illicit fentanyl and othersynthetic opioids.But there may be consequences to doingaway with the de minimis provision, predictsUSA Today, forecasting that almost certainly“prices on imported low-cost goods arelikely to rise soon.”NEW MEXICO & NATIONALVENDORS / SUPPLIERS85

BUILTENVIRONMENTNew Delhi [India], August 27 (ANI): Therecent move by the United States to imposesteep tariffs on Indian goods is expected toweigh on the US economy, pushing upinflationary pressures and impactinggrowth, according to a report by the StateBank of India (SBI).Continue reading >US TARIFFS LIKELY TOAFFECT US GDP BY 40-50 BPS, FUELINGINFLATIONARYPRESSURES: SBI REPORTBy ANI, New Mexico State News.Net08/27/202586California, Washington and New Mexicomay lose millions of dollars in federalfunding if they continue to fail...Continue reading >TRUMP ADMINTHREATENS TO CUTMILLIONS IN FEDERALFUNDING FROM 3STATES OVER TRUCKERENGLISH LANGUAGERULESBy Stephen Sorace, Fox News08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proThe United States and the European Unionformalized the terms of the frameworktrade agreement the two trading partnersannounced at the end of July, per a jointstatement published by the White HouseThursday.Continue reading >EU TARIFF DEALINCLUDES LUMBER,STEEL AND COPPERBy Philip Neuffer, ConstructionDive08/26/2025Copyright: Canva proConstruction input prices increased 0.4percent in July compared to the previousmonth, according to an Associated Buildersand Contractors (ABC) analysis of the U.S.Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Producer PriceIndex data. Nonresidential construction... Continue reading >CONSTRUCTION INPUTPRICES UP SLIGHTLY INJULY, MOSTLY COPPERMATERIALSBy Metal Construction News08/14/2025

BUILTENVIRONMENTAs we move into the second half of 2025,construction industry leaders are keeping aclose eye on the forces influencing cost,demand, and availability. While inflationarypressures have eased slightly, uncertaintyaround tariffs, labor shortages, andlegislative impacts continues to affectproject planning and execution. Here’s whatyou need to know. TariffsTariff uncertainties remain a major concernwhen it comes to construction materialcosts and availability. In response, suppliersbegan stockpiling materials to avoid payinghigher tariffs and passing those increases onto consumers. This behavior, whiletemporarily cushioning price volatility, hascontributed to a slowdown in thecommercial construction rate.Continue reading >CONSTRUCTION COSTSUPDATE: NAVIGATINGTARIFFS, WORKFORCENEEDS, AND THE OBBBAIMPACTBy Building Design + Construction08/25/2025Copyright: Canva pro87Mass timber buildings are popular for theirclaimed carbon neutrality and sustainabilitycompared to conventional concrete andsteel structures. But is that commonassumption true across the board? That is the question two architects at designfirm Corgan have studied since a 2023World Resources Institute report outlinedsources of carbon emissions in the timbersupply chain that were not being welldocumented. “[These] timber-harvestingpractices often unaccounted for in ourindustry’s life cycle assessment (LCA)analysis,” says Varun Kohli, principal anddirector of sustainability at Corgan, NewYork, who partnered with Mahdi Afkhami,Corgan design researcher.Continue reading >ANALYSIS TOOLTARGETS HIDDENSOURCES OF CARBONIN MASS TIMBERPROJECTSBy Johanna Knapschaefer, ENRMAX USA Corp. has introduced theWMC80 Cordless Wire Mesh Cutter, builtfor applications including precast plants,commercial buildings, foundations, tilt-upconstruction, basements, pools anddriveways.Continue reading >MAX USA CORP.RELEASES CORDLESSWIRE MESH CUTTER FORFASTER, EASIER JOBSITECUTTINGBy For Construction Pros

BUILTENVIRONMENTThe parent company of Public ServiceCompany of New Mexico and the privateequity firm seeking to acquire it filed theiracquisition plan with state and federalregulators on Monday, a move that coulddramatically reshape New Mexico’s energysector.The proposed $11.5 billion sale by TXNMEnergy Inc. to Troy ParentCo LLC, asubsidiary of Blackstone Infrastructure,comes just three months after the twocompanies announced the deal. And itcomes nearly five years after Avangrid andTXNM, then called PNM Resources Inc., saidthey would merge — a proposal thatultimately failed to materialize after thestate Public Regulation Commission shotdown the deal.“The benefits in this filing areunprecedented and underscore BlackstoneInfrastructure’s commitment to PNM andNew Mexico,” said Don Tarry, president...Continue reading >TXNM ENERGY, PNM’SPARENT COMPANY,FILES $11.5 BILLIONBLACKSTONEACQUISITION WITHSTATE REGULATORSBy Hannah Garcia, Albuquerque Journal08/25/2025NEW MEXICO & NATIONALENERGY INDUSTRY88Copyright: Canva pro

BUILTENVIRONMENT89LOCATIONPROJECTS BIDDINGTOTAL ESTIMATED COSTNORTHERN NEW MEXICO97$224,750,998.00SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO35$44,432,733.00COLORADO17$8,100,000.00OUTSIDE ADJACENT43$17,210,000.00TOTAL193$294,493,731.00CURRENTLY BIDDING PROJECTSPROJECT STATISTICSPROVIDED BY CONSTRUCTION REPORTER PLANROOM >TOP THREE MOST VIEWEDPROJECTS THIS WEEK2025-15DF Santa Clara Pueblo 4 Corners Water TreatmentPlant >2025-3DF1 Reality Based Training Facility >2025-4754 Mesa Del Sol - Tract A New Mexico Apartments >

BUILTENVIRONMENTAlbuquerque, NMARTIFICIAL TURF INSTALLATIONBUSINESS (COMMERCIAL &RESIDENTIAL)ASKING PRICE: $2,490,000CASH FLOW: $907,044EBITDA: NOT DISCLOSEDGROSS REVENUE: $5,819,761INVENTORY: NOT DISCLOSEDFF&E: NOT DISCLOSEDREAL ESTATE: NOT DISCLOSEDBusiness DescriptionThe business provides artificial turf installation for bothresidential and commercial clients. Services include turflawns, putting greens, parks, sports fields, schools,playgrounds, and more.Founded in 2002, the company services New Mexico and ElPaso, TX, with a long-standing reputation for quality andreliability.In 2024, the revenue mix consisted of:72% Commercial Turf/Landscaping25% Residential TurfBUSINESS FOR SALEVIEW BUSINESS LISTING >90

BUILTENVIRONMENTALBUQUERQUE BUILDING PERMITSAUGUST 18 - 22TH ND91DISTRICT 07PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONSTART & ENDATEPERMITOWNERPERMITTYPECONTRACTOR2025004116EXCDelamar Ave NE FromMorningside ToWashingtonAugust 26thPNMFilm (FUND 300)AMERICAN POWER LLCPERMIT DETAILS: PNM Pole Replacement G14D381.2025003548EXC3300 Pennsylvania FromComanche To DellwoodNEAugust 27thPNMExcavation(FUND 300)ESA CONSTRUCTION INCPERMIT DESCRIPTION: PNM Electric utility to replace and upgrade existing overhead transformer with new. Work will need to be executed from the roadway2025004047EXC7800 PALO DURO AVENEAugust 25thPNMExcavation(FUND 300)ESA CONSTRUCTION INCPERMIT DESCRIPTION: PNM to utilize a crane set to change out backyard pole and transformer at 7800 Palo Duro Ave NE. Street will be barricaded to allow safeuse of crane and PNM trucks Crew will work primarily in backyard of property to replace rotted pole that is at high risk of falling over2025004115EXCSTANFORD DR NE FromStanford To VassarAugust 25thPNMExcavation(FUND 300)AMERICAN POWER LLCPERMIT DESCRIPTION: Northbound parking lane and sidewalk closure on Stanford in front of the address. Parking lane and sidewalk closure in Alley east ofStanford. | LANE CLOSURE FROM 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. ONLY.2025003980EXCPhoenix Ave NE andAmerican Dr NE FromBryn Mawr To CarlisleAugust 25thCOMCASTExcavation(FUND 300)CABLECOM LLCPERMIT DESCRIPTION: Northbound and Westbound parking lane and sidewalk closure on Phoenix and American/Bryn Mawr intersection. Closure on Phoenixwill not be part of this permit since it is private. | CONSTRUCTION PERMITTED BETWEEN 7 A.M. AND 7 P.M. ONLY2025004118SEUTAH ST NE FromClaremont To PhoenixSeptember 26thn/aBlock Partyn/aPERMIT DESCRIPTION: Annual Jog - A -Thon - Sponsor: Jennifer McClish Phone: 801-300-1403 Email: acsstgabriel@gmail.com.Annunciation Catholic School.2025004089EXC2039 UTAH ST NESeptember 1stn/aBlock PartyMEDRANO CONCRETE INCPERMIT DESCRIPTION: Sidewalk closure in front of address on Utah. | Construction permitted between 6AM and 10PM. Closures are continuous untilconstruction is completen/aConstitution Ave NE andWashington St NE FromWashington To San MateoSeptember 15thGigaPowerExcavation(FUND 300)KGPCo Services LLCPERMIT DESCRIPTION: Constructing Fiber Optics Telecommunications network using Aerial as our construction method.2025003976EXCALLEY btwn Monroe andQuincy NEAugust 25thPNMExcavation(FUND 300)ELITECOMMUNICATIONSAND CONSTRUCTIONLLCPERMIT DESCRIPTION: Constructing Fiber Optics Telecommunications network using Aerial as our construction method.

BUILTENVIRONMENTLAS CRUCES COMMERCIAL PERMITSElectricalPlumbingAlterationMechanicalRe-roofCommercial NewAdditionsPERMIT NUMBER(CLICK TO VIEW)PERMIT LOCATIONISSUE DATEPERMIT OWNERBUILDINGCONTRACTOR25OC30047803200 MAIN StAugust 19thLOWE'S HOME CENTERSINCMid-South Roof SystemsPROJECT DESCRIPTION:Commercial Re-roof. Remove existing two layers of TPO, Install new ISO board to the existing ISO board to meet code requirements, Install one new layer of GAF60 mil TPO. No insulation will be removed. No structural work will be done.25OC55048053950 LOHMAN AveAugust 20thSOUTHERN PIE LLCB&D IndustriesPROJECT DESCRIPTION:Water Heater Replacement9225CB0504820755 TELSHOR BlvdAugust 20thTELSHOR TOWER PLAZAOWNERS ASSOCn/aPROJECT DESCRIPTION:Retail Cannabis business selling finished cannabis goods and accessories25OC6004830901 MULBERRY AveAugust 21stMARTINEZ GILBERTTRUSTEESSUN CITY PLUMBING ANDHEATING INCPROJECT DESCRIPTION:Installing (2) 5 ton split systems with 90% furnaces25OC60048264149 WHITE SAGE ArcAugust 21stWSCI LLCCROWN BUILDINGMAINTENANCEPROJECT DESCRIPTION:REFRIGERATION FOR WALK-IN COOLER/FREEZER25OC65047431775 ROADRUNNER PkwyAugust 18thBINNS WILFRED E & IVABERNICE IRREVOCABLECHILDREN'S TRUSTService Electric Co.PROJECT DESCRIPTION:Commercial service, 600 amps, bldg 34.25OC6504783514 MAIN StAugust 19thLAS CRUCES LODGE #2081LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSEINCRT ELECTRIC, INC.PROJECT DESCRIPTION:10359- Moose Lodge exterior lighting. New Parking lot pole lighting, and exterior building wall packs.25OC65048174119 WHITE SAGE ArcAugust 20thRAWSON GEORGE BTRUSTEES RENEW ELECTRIC LLCPROJECT DESCRIPTION:wiring interior of Suit A for new nail salon. this includes entire electrical system25OC6504831175 ROADRUNNER PkwyAugust 21stWSL LAS CRUCES LLCCARSON ELECTRIC LLCPROJECT DESCRIPTION:SCI remodel phase 2Remodel 8 rooms25OC65048461701 MISSOURI AveAugust 22ndPEACE LUTHERANCHURCHLYNCO ELECTRICCOMPANY INCPROJECT DESCRIPTION:This will change the service at the Peace Lutheran Church

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