Rodney Crawley

The agenda focuses on discussions regarding property and casualty updates, contract statuses, and legal bureau staffing. Additionally, the board will hold a session for general discussion items and public comments, followed by a proposal for the next meeting date.

The board meeting notice provides details regarding the upcoming session, including the meeting format and instructions for individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services to attend or participate.

The meeting agenda includes administrative updates from the Chair and the Central Nonprofit Agency, alongside discussions regarding FY27 adverse impact claims and new state use providers. A significant portion of the meeting is dedicated to the review and approval of various service contracts, including janitorial, landscaping, and printing services for multiple state departments and municipalities. Additionally, the Council will address temporary staffing service contracts, evaluate potential new job titles and rates for security personnel, and receive updates from various subcommittees.

The agenda for the regular meeting includes standard procedural items such as roll call, introduction of guests, and approval of the agenda order. Key operational discussions involve updates from the Chair and the Central Nonprofit Agency (CNA), as well as updates on new State Use Providers. Major contractual considerations include the approval of the proposed FY 26 Price Agreement Contract for Carpet Cleaning and Floor Care Services between the City of Albuquerque and providers, and the approval of various service contracts under CNA authority. These contracts cover new, renewal, and temporary staffing services across multiple New Mexico state agencies and local entities, including significant renewals for Janitorial Services and large changes in Printing and Mailing Services for the New Mexico Health Care Authority. The agenda also covers administrative items such as the approval of the Open Meetings Act Resolution, the New Mexico Governmental Conduct Act Form, the Council Annual Report, and Legislative Recommendations.

The General Services Department (GSD) strategic plan for FY26 focuses on enhancing the quality and cost-effectiveness of services provided to fellow state agencies. Key areas of focus include facilities management, state purchasing, risk management, transportation services, and state printing & graphic design services. The plan aims to maintain safe and sustainable environments, ensure fair and transparent procurement processes, protect state assets, provide efficient transportation, and deliver high-quality printing services. GSD's Technology & Systems Support Bureau will enhance IT security and develop a continuity-of-operations plan.