Pump Station (Request for Bid)
Posted
Aug 29, 2026
Sep 9, 2026
Seeking for pump station project.
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Posted
Aug 29, 2026
Sep 9, 2026
Seeking for pump station project.
Posted
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Sep 9, 2026
Procurement of KSB Submersible non-clog pumps, Val-Matic valves, and a Motor Control Center for a pump station.
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City
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Albuquerque
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Bernalillo
Address
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1931 2nd St SW
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(505) 247-0234
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87103
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
The board meeting covered several critical topics related to water operations and district governance. Key discussions included reports on water supply conditions and distribution, acknowledging historical water shortages, and updates on the Low Flow Conveyance Channel monsoon operations. The board approved the Habitat Conservation Plan RFP award, a Memorandum of Agreement for the Upper Rio Grande Basin Federal Reservoir Operations Study, and a resolution concerning water rights acquisition policy. Financial updates were provided for the fiscal year, including the approval of the fourth-quarter unaudited financial report and a new travel policy. Additionally, the board received reports from the Urban Issues Advisory Committee, updates on the Corrales Siphon reconstruction project, and information regarding community outreach initiatives, including various informational meetings for farmers.
The Board discussed several key items, including a report on the 2026 NM Legislative Session and its impacts on funding and water policy, and an update on water supply conditions, noting below-average snowpack and expected irrigation challenges. The Board approved a new debt management policy, the disposal of obsolete items, and an amended budget for the 2026 fiscal year. Additionally, they awarded a contract for investment advisory services and approved the Loretta Road/Alameda intersection improvements project. Updates were provided on ongoing construction projects, including the Socorro Main Canal lining, the Low-Flow Conveyance Channel, and the Atrisco Acequia Madre extension. The Board also received reports from the State Engineer and the Interstate Stream Commission regarding water Compact obligations and ongoing river management projects.
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The board meeting addressed several critical operational and policy matters, including the reorganization of board positions and the adoption of the annual Open Meetings Act Resolution. Discussions centered on preparation for the upcoming legislative session, water supply outlooks, and strategies for managing drought conditions and Compact compliance. The board received updates regarding the suspension of the 2026 Fallowing Program due to funding delays and heard reports on ongoing capital outlay projects, including the Low Flow Conveyance Channel and various canal lining and pipeline initiatives. Procurement approvals were granted for the Pajarito Acequia tree removal, the purchase of a compact wheel loader, and the Schmittle Road Pipeline Project. Additionally, the board reviewed second-quarter financial statements, discussed Bosque maintenance projects, and received updates on committee charters and ongoing collaborative efforts with state and federal agencies.
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