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Posted
Nov 2, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Provide strategic economic development services that support business attraction, retention and expansion, workforce development, site readiness, regional competitiveness, and measurable community benefit within county, including its unincorporated areas.
Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The County is seeking qualifications to create a pool of development partners for planning, financing, development and implementation of projects aligned with its strategic and community-development objectives. The described work may involve identifying sites, market analysis, obtaining entitlements and permits, project design, financing, construction oversight and property management, including affordable-housing and mixed-use projects. Qualifications are considered on a rolling basis, with the initial submission deadline on November 17, 2026.
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Census ID
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208788
Employee FTE
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2,500
Population
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667,601
Procurement Difficulty Score
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56 / 100
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This document is Amendment #2 to an existing Services Agreement between Bernalillo County and Axon Enterprise, Inc. It incorporates Quote No. Q-525330-45232.798JH to add FUSUSONE Enterprise Level SAAS and associated hardware/services. The amendment was entered into on December 12, 2023, with the services effective from December 1, 2023, to November 30, 2026. The total cost for these services is $300,000.00, excluding taxes, payable over three annual installments.
This document is Amendment #6 to contract 2023-0396.00, outlining the 'Skydio Drone 1st Responder Program' between Bernalillo County Sheriff's Dept. and Axon Enterprise, Inc. The amendment covers the provision of drone hardware, software licenses, and related services. The total contract amount is $6,196,077.34, including tax. The effective period for products and services spans from September 1, 2025, to September 30, 2033, with payments structured annually.
This document is Amendment No. 3 to an existing agreement between Bernalillo County and Motorola Solutions for the addition of a MACH Alerting Fire Station Alerting (FSA) system at Fire Station 36. The amendment, dated December 31, 2024, specifies a total amount of $245,000.00 (plus applicable NMGRT) for the system expansion, with support services aligned with the original agreement through April 30, 2028. The proposal details the system description, equipment list, statement of work, and support plan, and is subject to the terms of the H-GAC contract #RA05-21.
This document is Amendment #7 to a Services Agreement between Bernalillo County and Axon Enterprise, Inc., effective December 1, 2025. It incorporates Quote No. Q-745941-45922BM, adding Axon Fleet 3 Advanced hardware, various software licenses (including Axon Evidence, ALPR, real-time location, alerts, livestream, and storage), installation services, and extended warranties. The total cost for this amendment, including tax, is $683,837.40, payable in installments from October 2025 through September 2032. The services and licenses provided under this amendment are effective from October 1, 2025, until September 30, 2033.
This document is Amendment #4 to a Service Agreement between Bernalillo County and Axon Enterprise, Inc., originally dated June 20, 2023 (CCN: 2023-0396). Signed on December 12, 2024, this amendment adds additional goods and services as detailed in Proposal Q-634075-45601.726BM to Exhibit B of the original agreement. The amendment has a contract period of 36 months from the signature date, with a total amount of $249,218.35, including tax, for the services added by this amendment. The original agreement's terms and conditions remain in effect, with this amendment taking precedence in case of conflict.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Bernalillo County
The commission reviewed the Mountain View Sector Development Plan, focusing on updates to zoning strategies, the removal of specific mixed-use zones, and the addition of emergency access routes. A significant portion of the discussion centered on new initiatives for agricultural land protection, specifically the introduction of an Agricultural Conservation Development zone to manage density and preserve open space, and a Value-Added Agricultural Product Processing use to support local farmers. The commission also addressed public concerns regarding infrastructure, industrial traffic impacts, and the viability of the trade port project. The hearing concluded with a motion to recommend approval of the sector plan, incorporating both the agricultural conservation and processing initiatives.
The meeting addressed relief efforts for recent flooding and included several agenda modifications regarding opioid funding, the housing budget for Pabana Place, MDC funding requests, and an amendment to the lease agreement for the Village at Avalon project. The board also reviewed 2027 legislative priorities and presented a proclamation to the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta leadership in recognition of the event's significant economic impact. Additionally, public comments covered topics such as the effectiveness of affordable housing initiatives, support for specific real estate developments, concerns regarding the compatibility of Sharia law with the U.S. Constitution, and opposition to a contract involving body camera technology.
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The board discussed and evaluated four distinct options for the upcoming medical transition at the Metropolitan Detention Center, including county-run, hybrid, and external management models, and voted on their preferences. The board also approved a motion to formalize the schedule for annual leadership elections. Other key topics included an update on a new facility art program, an inquiry regarding an ongoing investigation into a use of force taser incident, and a discussion regarding the financial and operational relationship between the county and the City of Albuquerque concerning the detention facility.
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