Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for University of New Mexico System.
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Oct 1, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Work consists of building cooling tower structural repair.
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Albuquerque
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Lobo Louie
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16,281
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Board meetings and strategic plans from University of New Mexico System
The Board of Regents meeting focused on several key administrative and operational items. The President's administrative report highlighted faculty achievements, the opening of a new forensic computer lab, and legislative initiatives regarding funding formulas and budget planning. The Board received audited financial statements and discussed governance restructuring for the Health Sciences Center, including the streamlining of reporting and approval processes. Additionally, the Board approved the next phase of the Master Facilities Plan, which involves moving clinical operations at the University Hospital. Other topics included the approval of various academic programs and degrees, discussion of presidential search candidates, reports from Regents' advisors, and executive session deliberations on litigation and property matters.
The Board of Regents meeting included a land acknowledgement statement, an administrative report from the University President, and various committee reports. Key actions included the approval of revisions to several Regent policies, the approval of Fall 2020 degree candidates, the authorization of a new PhD program in Communication Sciences and Disorders, and the approval of the first-quarter Athletics' Enhanced Fiscal Oversight Program report. The Board also addressed the dissolution of Innovate ABQ, Inc., and discussed strategies for addressing the nursing workforce shortage in New Mexico, including potential program expansion and scholarship initiatives.
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The Board of Regents meeting covered several key topics, including the presentation of the Regents' Meritorious Service Award to Dr. Cheryl Willman. The board approved the pricing resolution for Series 2016A and 2016B bonds and appointed Dr. Gabriel Lopez as the University's representative on the New Mexico Consortium Board of Directors. The President provided an administrative report highlighting budget and enrollment updates, and the board reviewed the FY15 consolidated financial statements audit. Further agenda items included the approval of the Global and National Security Policy Institute, disposition of surplus property, appointment of new board members to Innovate ABQ, and the conveyance of land to Cochiti Pueblo. Discussions also addressed online delivery fee modifications, branding initiative updates, health plan projections, and utility costs, alongside approval of the master development plan for the proposed replacement hospital project.
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