New Mexico canal aqueduct contracts
7 contracts tracked across 1 municipality.
Contracts
7
municipalities
1
Distinct vendors
6
municipalities with the most canal aqueduct contracts
Top vendors in New Mexico canal aqueduct
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| CARLSBAD IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 2 | $1.4M |
| WCA CONSTRUCTION, LLC | 1 | $937K |
| ELEPHANT BUTTE IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 1 | $1.8M |
| SAN JUAN RIVER DINEH WATER USERS | 1 | — |
| EL PASO WATER UTILITIES PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD | 1 | $1.0M |
| FORT SUMNER IRRIGATION DISTRICT | 1 | $24K |
Recent canal aqueduct contracts in New Mexico
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HAMMOND CANAL FLOW MONITORING | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WCA CONSTRUCTION, LLC | $937K | — |
| THE ELEPHANT BUTTE IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LOCATED IN LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO, WILL CONVERT 13,540FEET OF OPEN CANAL TO CORRUGATED METAL PIPE AND INSTALL THREE NEW LIFT PUMPS. THE DISTRICT WILL ALSOINSTALL AN ADDITIONAL THREE LIFT PUMPS IN A DIFFERENT SECTION OF CANAL TO IMPROVE THE TIMELINESS,RELIABILITY, AND EFFICIENCY OF WATER ORDERS. PERSISTENT AND INCREASINGLY SEVERE DROUGHT IN THE AREAHAS CAUSED SHORTAGES IN RECENT YEARS, AND THE DISTRICT HAS ONLY RECEIVED ITS FULL ALLOTMENT ONCESINCE 2002. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 9,059 ACRE-FEET, WHICH ISCURRENTLY LOST TO SEEPAGE, GENERAL CANAL CONVEYANCE LOSSES, AND INEFFICIENT DELIVERY QUANTITIESAND TIMING. CONSERVED WATER WILL ALLOW DISTRICT CUSTOMERS TO MEET EXISTING DEMANDS WHILE ALSOREDUCING GROUNDWATER PUMPING, OR WILL OTHERWISE BE AVAILABLE FOR OTHER WATER USERS IN THE AREA,INCLUDING FUTURE MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WATER PROVIDERS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION EFFORTS.BY IMPROVING DELIVERY PRESSURE, THE PROJECT WILL ALSO FACILITATE CURRENT AND FUTURE ON-FARMIMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, INCLUDING CONVERSION TO DRIP AND SPRINKLER IRRIGATION SYSTEMS. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ELEPHANT BUTTE IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $1.8M | — |
| THE CARLSBAD IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SOUTHEASTERN NEW MEXICO, WILL INSTALL 58 AUTOMATED GATES ALONG ITS MAIN CANAL AND IMPLEMENT A SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA ACQUISITION SYSTEM. THE AUTOMATED GATES WILL ENSURE CONSISTENT WATER DELIVERIES AND INCREASE METERING ACCURACY. THE PROJECT IS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS OF 2,245 ACRE-FEET, CURRENTLY LOST TO SPILLS. CONSERVED WATER WILL REMAIN WITHIN THE CARLSBAD PROJECT ALONG THE PECOS RIVER. THE PROJECT WILL ALLOW THE DISTRICT TO SEASONALLY REDUCE ITS TOTAL NUMBER OF DIVERSIONS AND MINIMIZE THE NEED TO PUMP SUPPLEMENTAL GROUNDWATER. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CARLSBAD IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $1.3M | — |
| CARLSBAD IRRIGATION DISTRICT, LOCATED IN SOUTHEASTERN, NEW MEXICO, WILL LINE 2,000 FEET OF THE MAIN CANAL TO IMPROVE OVERALL CANAL EFFICIENCIES. THE LINER WILL BE PLACED ALONG A PRIORITY SECTION OF THE CANAL THAT EXPERIENCES EXCESSIVE SEEPAGE. BY REDUCING THE SEEPAGE, THE PROJECT WILL CONSERVE WATER LEADING TO INCREASED WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY FOR AGRICULTURAL USERS AND RESULT IN MORE EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT OF THE DISTRICTS LIMITED WATER SUPPLY. THE PROJECT IS SUPPORTED BY THE PECOS RIVER BASIN STUDY AND IS A PRIORITY PROJECT WITHIN THE DISTRICT. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CARLSBAD IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $92K | — |
| THE SHIPROCK LATERAL CONVERSION PHASE PROJECT R20AC00016 SHALL CONVERT 15 LATERALS FROM EARTHEN DITCHES INTO UNDERGROUND PRESSURIZED PIPELINES AND TO CONVERT TWO SECTIONS OF HOGBACK CANAL INTO A PIPELINE RESULTING IN THE ELIMINATION OF A SLUICEWAY THAT DISCHARGES FLOW BACK TO THE SAN JUAN RIVER VIA AN ARTIFICIAL EARTHEN CHANNEL. OVERALL THE PROJECT WILL CONVERT 6,393 FT OF MAIN CANAL INTO A PIPELINE, 47,110 FT OF EARTHEN LATERALS INTO UNDERGROUND PRESSURIZED PIPELINE, AND ELIMINATE A 2,770 FT OF EARTHEN SLUICEWAY CHANNEL. TOTAL AREAS SERVED BY THE PROJECT IS 1,405 ACRES. PHASE II OF THE SHIPROCK LATERAL CONVERSION PROJECT WILL BE SIMILAR TO PHASE I. THE NAVAJO NATION DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES AS A PARTNER WILL PURCHASE MATERIALS FOR THE PROJECT. SJRDWU WILL USE THIS GRANT TO PAY FOR APPLICABLE PERMITTING, DESIGN, AND INSTALLATION. SJRDWU WILL UTILIZE THEIR OWN EQUIPMENT AND CREWS TO INSTALL THE PROJECT. FOR PHASE II. SJRDWU PROPOSES TO EARMARK A PORTION OF THE SALINITY CONTROL PROGRAM FUNDING FOR OUTREACH, EDUCATION, AND TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR FARMERS TO IMPROVE FIELD WATER APPLICATION TO GAIN FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN SALT LOADS. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SAN JUAN RIVER DINEH WATER USERS | — | — |
| THE UPPER VALLEY WATER TREATMENT PLANT (UVWTP), AN ARSENIC TREATMENT FACILITY THAT DRAWS ITS SUPPLY WATER FROM NUMEROUS GROUNDWATER WELLS, IS OWNED AND RUN BY EL PASO WATER (EPWATER). EPWATER IS SEEKING TO INVESTIGATE A WATER REUSE SOLUTION TO EXPAND THIS FACILITY TO MEET THREE OBJECTIVES: 1) TO MEET GROWING DEMAND FOR WATER SUPPLY IN WEST EL PASO 2) TO ADJUST GROUNDWATER USE TO LIMIT IMPACT TO RIVER FLOWS MANAGED BY THE RIO GRANDE PROJECT AND 3) TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE FRONTERA FORCE MAIN SEWER PIPELINE THAT CURRENTLY COLLECTS AND CONVEYS ALL SEWAGE ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE CITY TO THE HICKERSON WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT. THE FRONTERA FORCE MAIN (FRONTERA FM) SEWER PIPELINE IS SIMILARLY OWNED AND RUN BY EPWATER. THIS LARGE-DIAMETER SEWER LINE RECEIVES FLOW FROM NORTHWEST EL PASO AND IS LOCATED CLOSE TO THE RIO GRANDE. MULTIPLE CATASTROPHIC FAILURES ALONG THE FRONTERA FM IN 2022 LED TO A SITUATION IN WHICH EPWATER WAS DISCHARGING RAW SEWAGE INTO THE RIO GRANDE FOR FIVE MONTHS WITH AN ESTIMATED TOTAL DISCHARGE OF 1 BILLION GALLONS. THE PIPELINE HAS MOSTLY BEEN RENOVATED, BUT IT STILL POSES A RISK BECAUSE OF ITS PROXIMITY TO THE RIO GRANDE AND THE LARGE VOLUMES OF WASTEWATER THAT IT TRANSPORTS.THE FRONTERA FM IS FUELED BY ROUGHLY 24 WASTEWATER LIFT STATIONS. AS PART OF THE PROJECT, TREATMENT UNITS WOULD BE INSTALLED AT SELECTED LIFT STATIONS TO TREAT THE WASTEWATER AND THEN DISCHARGE THE REUSE WATER INTO AN IRRIGATION DRAINAGE CANAL CALLED THE VINTON DRAIN, WHICH RUNS ALONG THE BORDER OF THE UVWTP. ADVANCED TREATMENT UNITS WOULD BE ADDED TO THE PLANT AND THE SURFACE REUSE WATER FROM THE DRAIN WOULD BE TREATED TO DRINKING WATER QUALITY STANDARDS AND SENT TO THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AS A FRESH WATER SOURCE TO LIMIT GROUNDWATER PUMPING AND MEET ANTICIPATED FUTURE DEMAND BROUGHT ON BY LOCAL GROWTH. BY REMOVING SOME PORTION OF THE WASTEWATER FLOW FROM THE FRONTERA FM, THE PROJECT WOULD ALSO CONSIDERABLY LOWER THE LIKELIHOOD OF A FUTURE WASTEWATER SPILL EVENT INTO THE RIO GRANDE.REUSE WATER OBTAINED FROM THE WASTEWATER LIFT STATION LOCATIONS WOULD ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO GROUNDWATER RECHARGE THROUGH THE UNLINED IRRIGATION DRAIN CANAL WITH SOME FLOWS SENT TO THE KEYSTONE HERITAGE PARK AND DESERT BOTANICAL GARDENS TO ENHANCE THE HABITAT.EL PASO WATER IS SEEKING GRANT FUNDING TO ASSIST WITH A FEASIBILITY STUDY, ALTERNATIVES ANALYSIS, PRELIMINARY DESIGN, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES, AND COMPLIANCE ANALYSIS ACTIVITIES, WHICH WOULD HELP EPWATER BETTER UNDERSTAND ENGINEERING OPTIONS, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND SCOPE ALONG WITH DETERMINING COSTS AND BENEFITS. THE PROJECT PLANNING PHASE WILL BEGIN IN NOVEMBER 2023 AND CONCLUDE BY NOVEMBER 2025. THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION WOULD FOLLOW WITH ESTIMATED PROJECT COMPLETION IN 2029. IT IS NOT BELIEVED THAT ANY FEDERAL LANDS ARE INVOLVED IN THE PROPOSED PROJECT AT THIS STAGE, BUT THIS WILL BE CONFIRMED DURING THE STUDY. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | EL PASO WATER UTILITIES PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD | $1.0M | — |
| CANAL FLOW TELEMETRY AND AUTOMATIC HEAD GATE PROJECT | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FORT SUMNER IRRIGATION DISTRICT | $24K | — |