Bill Drafting and Related Legislative Services (Request for Proposals)
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Sep 11, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Seeking for bill drafting and related legislative services.
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Posted
Sep 11, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Seeking for bill drafting and related legislative services.
Posted
Sep 4, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
Requests offerors to submit proposals to provide telephone system administrative and support services.
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Santa Fe
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Santa Fe
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490 Old Santa Fe Trail
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87501
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Legislature
The committee held discussions covering several topics related to technology, research, and infrastructure. Key presentations included status updates on the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (NM Tech) research roadmaps, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and collaborative water filtration projects involving the Navajo Nation. The committee reviewed programs from the Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources, focusing on geothermal and aquifer mapping, and received updates on the operations of Spaceport America and the Institute for Complex Additive Systems Analysis (ICASA). Additionally, the agenda addressed challenges regarding large electric load demand, environmental impacts of data centers on air and water resources, and the consideration of a potential moratorium on data center construction.
The subcommittee received updates on local transportation infrastructure projects from city and county officials. Reports were presented by the Department of Transportation regarding funding issues, project life cycles, and district engineering. Additional discussions covered the regulation and benefits of off-highway vehicles, an overview of autonomous delivery robot technology from DoorDash including legal barriers, and a status report on Spaceport America. The meeting concluded with a tour of the Spaceport America facility.
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The subcommittee meeting featured discussions on local transportation infrastructure projects, including historical overviews and future needs in the region. The Department of Transportation provided an engineer report detailing current issues, budget overviews, and status updates on various funded projects and future initiatives. Additionally, the session covered the current state and a 20-year vision for New Mexico's rail network, identifying funding challenges and safety improvements. A presentation on Gallup Trade Port development outlined a long-term economic strategy, including rural trade port options and asset-based development opportunities, concluding with a tour of relevant transportation and economic development locations.
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