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Active opportunities open for bidding
McKinley County
McKinley County Adult Detention Center is soliciting proposals for comprehensive inmate medical services covering medical, mental health, dental, medication-assisted treatment, pharmacy services, emergency care, quality assurance, staffing, and reporting. The place of performance is the McKinley County Adult Detention Center in Gallup, NM (255 Boardman Ave.), and the contract will commence upon execution with terms set in the solicitation. Proposers must meet licensing, insurance, and NCCHC standard requirements and submit proposals via the county's procurement portal by the stated deadline.
Posted Date
Mar 27, 2026
Due Date
Apr 30, 2026
Release: Mar 27, 2026
McKinley County
Close: Apr 30, 2026
McKinley County Adult Detention Center is soliciting proposals for comprehensive inmate medical services covering medical, mental health, dental, medication-assisted treatment, pharmacy services, emergency care, quality assurance, staffing, and reporting. The place of performance is the McKinley County Adult Detention Center in Gallup, NM (255 Boardman Ave.), and the contract will commence upon execution with terms set in the solicitation. Proposers must meet licensing, insurance, and NCCHC standard requirements and submit proposals via the county's procurement portal by the stated deadline.
AvailableMcKinley County
The New Mexico Law Offices of the Public Defender (LOPD) issued a sole-source procurement to secure contract legal counsel services for indigent clients in McKinley County to cover conflict and vacancy cases. The contractor will provide criminal defense representation ranging from misdemeanors to murder cases and must meet specific LOPD performance and licensing requirements. The contract period runs from March 15, 2026, through October 31, 2026, with a response deadline in mid-March.
Posted Date
Feb 17, 2026
Due Date
Mar 18, 2026
Release: Feb 17, 2026
McKinley County
Close: Mar 18, 2026
The New Mexico Law Offices of the Public Defender (LOPD) issued a sole-source procurement to secure contract legal counsel services for indigent clients in McKinley County to cover conflict and vacancy cases. The contractor will provide criminal defense representation ranging from misdemeanors to murder cases and must meet specific LOPD performance and licensing requirements. The contract period runs from March 15, 2026, through October 31, 2026, with a response deadline in mid-March.
McKinley County
Supply and delivery of automotive replacement parts for various county vehicles. The parts required are to maintain, repair, and support the efficient operation of county fleet vehicles, including but not limited to, light-duty trucks, sedans and specialized equipment.
Posted Date
Apr 3, 2025
Due Date
May 8, 2025
Release: Apr 3, 2025
McKinley County
Close: May 8, 2025
Supply and delivery of automotive replacement parts for various county vehicles. The parts required are to maintain, repair, and support the efficient operation of county fleet vehicles, including but not limited to, light-duty trucks, sedans and specialized equipment.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than ~$20,000, use sole source. If proprietary technology or critical emergency service, work with Procurement to submit a sole source justification; secure Board approval if over $10,
Coops: Suggest NM Statewide Price Agreements (SPAs), HGACBuy, Sourcewell, NCPA as longer-term options.
Entity: McKinley County, NM.
When to use: Proprietary tech essential to operations (e.g., precedents with Tyler Technologies, Zoll Medical) or critical emergency services (e.g., MedStar EMS).
Board meetings and strategic plans from McKinley County
The commission reviewed and ratified multiple purchase order batches for financial obligations. Presentations included an analysis of current drought conditions compared to the previous year, including temperature and precipitation outlooks. The commission also received a legislative update for the year and a status report regarding the Rasmah and Thoreau Senior Centers.
The meeting included a retirement presentation for an Automotive Technician, updates from Animal Control, and a presentation on Local Economic Development. The commission reviewed and approved an amended 2025 Holiday schedule. They also reviewed and approved a grant agreement for the Ramah Senior Center and the Red Rock Park Canopy project. Additionally, resolutions were approved to increase budgeted revenues and expenses for these projects.
The meeting included approvals of purchase orders, budget resolutions to decrease budgeted revenues for the Veteran's Facility and Public Safety Building due to grant adjustments, and an executive session to discuss potential litigation.
The meeting included updates from the City of Gallup YCC group. The commission reviewed and approved the 2026 Holiday Schedule, supported the New Mexico Counties 2026 Legislative Priorities, and approved a resolution to support the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Project. Additionally, resolutions were approved for transportation projects, including the Mentmore Extension and Hasler Valley Extension. The commission also ratified amended resolutions for the Local Government Road Fund (LGRF) and approved budget increases for the Mentmore Rd. and Hasler Valley Rd. extensions, as well as for paying off a loan for the Williams Acres Water and Sanitation District and for operational expenses for the Trade Port Authority.
The agenda included an executive session to discuss items under the Open Meetings Act and the Audit Act, including potential litigation. The commission was expected to review and potentially act on the maintenance and repair of lighting along US 491, and discuss the old RMCH East Campus. Resolutions for applications to the Water Trust Board were slated for review and approval, along with grant agreements with the Department of Finance and Administration and the NM Department of Transportation. Additionally, the commission was to review and approve appointees to the Trade Port Authority Board.
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