Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs.
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Oct 18, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
Soliciting competitive sealed proposals from qualified contractors to develop a comprehensive americans with disabilities (ada) transition plan focused on the built environment across dca's statewide portfolio of facilities.
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Santa Fe
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Santa Fe
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407 Galisteo St # 260
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(505) 827-6364
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87501
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs
This document outlines a recommended concept and implementation roadmap for the New Mexico New Deal Art and History Initiative. It proposes decentralized models, including hub-and-spoke, network/pillar, association, and hybrid digital approaches, to coordinate and interpret the state's dispersed New Deal cultural assets. The analysis integrates current trends in New Deal art and history, market demographics, and existing cultural infrastructure across New Mexico, with specific market profiles for Albuquerque, Gallup, Roswell, and Taos. The initiative aims to create a cohesive system for access, interpretation, and engagement, leveraging existing resources, fostering community involvement, and ensuring inclusive narratives for all communities, particularly Indigenous and Hispanic populations, to support long-term economic development and community well-being.
This document outlines a recommended concept and implementation roadmap for the New Mexico New Deal Art & History Initiative. It proposes a statewide stewardship and activation framework designed to connect, interpret, and activate New Mexico's rich New Deal legacy. The plan emphasizes a two-year pre-implementation and pilot activation phase, focusing on developing a cultural/heritage trail model, fostering key partnerships, and securing initial funding. The primary goals include enhancing the visibility and accessibility of New Deal assets, supporting local communities in storytelling, and strengthening heritage tourism, ultimately positioning New Mexico as a national leader in interpreting its New Deal history.
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The meeting includes an agenda for new business, including the Visual Arts Collections Committee and elections for state board officers. Executive reports will be presented by the Executive Director and the Cabinet Secretary. The closed session is scheduled to discuss ad hoc subcommittee objectives, grant and fiscal responsibilities related to the Foundation, legal matters pertaining to pending or threatened litigation, and the annual evaluation of the Executive Director.
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