New Mexico pumping contracts
17 contracts tracked across 1 municipality.
Contracts
17
municipalities
1
Distinct vendors
13
municipalities with the most pumping contracts
Top vendors in New Mexico pumping
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| AMES FEDERAL CONTRACTING GROUP LLC | 2 | $129.5M |
| ARCHER WESTERN CONSTRUCTION, LLC | 2 | $124.9M |
| NAVAJO TRIBAL UTILITY AUTHORITY | 2 | $642K |
| STATE ENGINEER, NEW MEXICO OFFICE OF THE | 2 | $1.4M |
| RUTHERFORD DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES INC | 1 | $52K |
| FOUR WINDS MECHANICAL HTC/AC INC. | 1 | $104K |
Recent pumping contracts in New Mexico
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TOHLAKAI PUMPING PLANT (TPP) FIBER OPTIC INSTALL | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | RUTHERFORD DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES INC | $52K | — |
| BGNDRF REPLACEMENT OF 15 TON HEAT PUMP | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | FOUR WINDS MECHANICAL HTC/AC INC. | $104K | — |
| EO 14398 - RG-EBHD LIFT STATION PUMPING | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TALON SEPTIC LLC | $143K | — |
| NGWSP PUMPING PLANT 1 | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | AMES FEDERAL CONTRACTING GROUP LLC | $61.8M | — |
| SAN JUAN LATERAL PUMPING PLANTS NO. 4 & 7 | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ARCHER WESTERN CONSTRUCTION, LLC | $51.3M | — |
| PUMPING PLANT 4&7 ELECTRIC SERVICE | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NAVAJO TRIBAL UTILITY AUTHORITY | $332K | — |
| PUMPING PLANT 2&3 ELECTRIC SERVICE | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NAVAJO TRIBAL UTILITY AUTHORITY | $310K | — |
| BRACKISH GROUNDWATER NATIONAL DESALINATION RESEARCH FACILITY HEAT PUMP (ACU-01) REPAIR SERVICE | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CONCEPT CREATIVE SOLUTIONS INC | $9K | — |
| THE CITY OF GALLUP WATER & SANATATION DEPARTMENT IN MCKINLEY COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, WILL CONTRCUST A NEW WATER PRODUCTION WELL FOR THE NAVAJO GALLUP WATER SUPPLY PROJECT INTERM CONJUNCTIVE WATER SUPPLY. THE NEW WELL WILL ADD APROX. 2170 ACRE-FEET PER TEN YEARS OF LOACAL, HIGH-QUALITY WATER TO THE CITY'S AND REGIONS DRINKING WATER SUPPLY. THE NAVAJO GALLUP WATER SUPPLY PROJECT WORK ALSO INCLUDES IMPROVING STORAGE TANKS, WATER LINES, PUMP STATIONS AND TREATMENT PLANT COMPONENTS.SECTION 9504(A) OF THE SECURE WATER ACT, SUBTITLE F OF TITLE IX OFTHE OMNIBUS PUBLIC LAND MANAGEMENT ACT OF 2009, PUBLIC LAW(P.L.) 111-11 (42 UNITED STATES CODE (U.S.C.) 10364), AS AMENDED,AND THE FISH AND WILDLIFE COORDINATION ACT, 16 U.S.C. 661-666C, ASDELEGATED TO RECLAMATION IN DEPARTMENTAL MANUAL 255 DM 1.1B. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CITY OF GALLUP | $2.0M | — |
| THIS PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO INCREASE THE CURRENT UNDERSTANDING OF BRACKISH GROUNDWATER AVAILABILITY IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO AND TO EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF DESALINATING BRACKISH GROUNDWATER USING GREEN ENERGY FOR THE PURPOSE OF AUGMENTING WATER-SUPPLY AVAILABILITY IN THE LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY REGION IN NEW MEXICO.THIS WILL BE EXECUTED IN THREE MAIN PHASES: PHASE I - PERFORM A DESKTOP STUDY TO AUGMENT AND INCREASE UNDERSTANDING OF POTENTIAL SOURCE AQUIFERS FOR BRACKISH WATER ON THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF THE RIO GRANDE IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO.PHASE I OUTCOMES. RANKING OF SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO S AVAILABLE BRACKISH GROUNDWATER AQUIFERS, WITH ESTIMATES OF ANNUAL PRODUCTION CAPACITIES AND VIABLE PUMPING TIMELINE HORIZONS. PHASE II - EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF LOCATING, BUILDING, AND OPERATING A DESALINATION FACILITY.PHASE II OUTCOMES: A RANKED SET OF AT LEAST THREE POTENTIAL DESALINATION PLANT ALTERNATIVES, WITH CONCEPTUAL COSTS. PHASE ILL - EVALUATE THE FEASIBILITY OF OPERATING THE DESALINATION FACILITY WITH GREEN ENERGY SUCH AS SOLAR POWER.PHASE III OUTCOMES: FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE IF THERE IS A REASONABLE PROBABILITY TO POWER THE PROPOSED DESALINATION PLANT USING GREEN ENERGY SUCH AS SOLAR. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE ENGINEER, NEW MEXICO OFFICE OF THE | $300K | — |
| MRG SFD RM60 SOIL CEMENT & PUMP TRUCK | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | AMERICAN CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION INC. | $118K | — |
| NGWSP PUMPING PLANTS 2&3 | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ARCHER WESTERN CONSTRUCTION, LLC | $73.6M | — |
| BGNDRF 3-TON HEAT PUMP REPAIR ACU-02 | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | TRANE U.S. INC. | $6K | — |
| PROLONGED ARIDIFICATION OF THE RIO GRANDE PROJECT AREA AND HEAVY REGIONAL RELIANCE ON GROUNDWATER PUMPING HAS CAUSED A REDUCTION IN RIO GRANDE PROJECT WATER SUPPLY, RESULTING IN A DECREASE IN RIO GRANDE PROJECT EFFICIENCY. DURING INCREASINGLY UNPREDICTABLE MONSOON SEASONS, THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT STORM EVENTS THAT RESULT IN FLOODING TO FARMLAND CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE, CROP LOSS, AND CHANNEL SEDIMENTATION. THE AREAS OF FLOODING ARE OFTEN IN UNDERSERVED, LOWER INCOME COMMUNITIES WITH INADEQUATE FLOOD CONTROL CAPACITY. DEVELOPING STORMWATER STORAGE AT EXISTING SEDIMENT DAMS AND BUILDING OFF-CHANNEL STORAGE HAS THE POTENTIAL TO SLOW DOWN BASEFLOW DURING MONSOON EVENTS, CAPTURE STORMWATER TO RECHARGE THE AQUIFER, AND IMPROVE AND CREATE RIPARIAN HABITAT. A FALLOWING PROGRAM WOULD REDUCE RELIANCE OF SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER, THEREFORE BUILDING RIO GRANDE PROJECT WATER SUPPLY RESILIENCE AND SUPPORTING RIO GRANDE COMPACT DELIVERIES.THE RECIPIENT WILL SOLICIT PROJECTS TO BE DESIGNED AND IMPLEMENTED FOR THE PROGRAM AND ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH RESPONSIBLE PARTIES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF WORK TO MEET PROGRAM OBJECTIVES. PROGRAM OBJECTIVES INCLUDE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF STORMWATER CAPTURE PROJECTS AT PROJECT SEDIMENT DAMS PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF OFF-CHANNEL STORAGE PROJECTS PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION OF FALLOWING PROJECTS | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION | $2.7M | — |
| PER THE SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT, THE MAJOR PURPOSE OF THE MUTUAL-BENEFIT PROJECTS IS TO RESTORE, PRESERVE, AND PROTECT THE TAOS PUEBLOS BUFFALO PASTURE, A NATURAL WETLAND WITHIN THE PUEBLO. THE MUTUAL-BENEFIT PROJECTS ARE DESIGNED TO MINIMIZE THE DEPLETION OF THE GROUNDWATER RESOURCES CONNECTED WITH THE BUFFALO PASTURE AND TO MOVE NON-PUEBLO GROUNDWATER PUMPING AWAY FROM THE BUFFALO PASTURE. THE TOWN OF TAOS NEW SUPPLY WELLS WILL PROVIDE GROUNDWATER PRODUCTION CAPACITY NECESSARY TO SATISFY GROWING DEMAND ON THEIR SYSTEM. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | ACEQUIA DEL MONTE DEL RIO CHIQUITO | $1.2M | — |
| NGWSP INTAKE & RIVER PUMPING PLANT | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | AMES FEDERAL CONTRACTING GROUP LLC | $67.7M | — |
| PROLONGED ARIDIFICATION OF THE RIO GRANDE PROJECT AREA AND HEAVY REGIONAL RELIANCE ON GROUNDWATER PUMPING, HAS CAUSED A REDUCTION IN RIO GRANDE PROJECT WATER SUPPLY, RESULTING IN A DECREASE IN PROJECT EFFICIENCY. ADDITIONALLY, DURING INCREASINGLY UNPREDICTABLE MONSOON SEASONS THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT STORM EVENTS THAT RESULT IN FLOODING TO FARMLAND, CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE, CROP LOSS, AND CHANNEL SEDIMENTATION. THE AREAS OF FLOODING ARE OFTEN IN UNDERSERVED, LOWER INCOME COMMUNITIES WITH INADEQUATE FLOOD CONTROL CAPACITY. EXISTING STORMWATER SYSTEMS (I.E. DAMS, CATCHMENTS) IN THE RIO GRANDE PROJECT FOOTPRINT HAVE YET TO BE STUDIED TO UNDERSTAND THE POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPING STORMWATER STORAGE AT THESE SITES TO SLOW DOWN BASEFLOW DURING MONSOON EVENTS, REDUCE CHANNEL SEDIMENTATION, CAPTURE STORMWATER TO RECHARGE THE AQUIFER, AND IMPROVE RIPARIAN HABITAT. IMPLEMENTING A DEPLETION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM AND DEVELOPING BRACKISH AQUIFERS WOULD REDUCE SYSTEM USE, THEREFORE ENHANCING WATER SUPPLY RESILIENCE AND SUPPORTING RIO GRANDE PROJECT DELIVERIES. THIS AWARD IS PART OF AN ONGOING MULTI-AGENCY PROGRAM CALLED THE RIO GRANDE DROUGHT RESILIENCE TEAM. THIS PROJECT WILL ASSIST WITH SEVERAL DIFFERENT PROJECTS INTENDED TO AUGMENT GROUND AND SURFACE WATER SUPPLY, REDUCE SEDIMENT AND FLOODING DURING MONSOON EVENTS, AND BUILD DROUGHT RESILIENCE IN THE RIO GRANDE PROJECT. TASKS INCLUDE:RAPID ASSESSMENT OF EXISTING STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE (I.E., DAMS, CATCHMENTS)DEVELOP A PRIORITIZED LIST OF DAMS TO ASSESS.RESEARCH THE OWNERSHIP OF THE DAMS, THE LAND THEY ARE BUILT ON, AND LAND NEEDED TO ACCESS THEM.ASSESS THEIR STRUCTURAL CONDITIONSASSESS THEIR ABILITY TO CAPTURE STORMWATERASSESS LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRAINTSDEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A PLAN FOR BUILDING STORMWATER CAPTURE CAPACITY FOR DAMS THAT ARE FOUND TO HAVE STORMWATER CAPTURE FOR POTENTIAL AQUIFER RECHARGE.DEPLETION MANAGEMENTRESEARCH OTHER DEPLETION MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS, INCLUDING THE INTENTIONALLY CREATED SURPLUS PROGRAM IMPLEMENTED IN THE BUREAU OF RECLAMATIONS LOWER COLORADO BASIN REGION.EVALUATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FALLOWING AND LEASING LAND IN THE RIO GRANDE PROJECT FOOTPRINT AND CREATE PLANS FOR A FALLOWING LEASING PROJECT.EXPLORE THE ROLE THAT OPEN ET COULD FULFILL IN DEPLETION MANAGEMENT.BRACKISH AQUIFER REUSE AND DESALINATIONDEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A PLAN FOR GEOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION OF THE SANTA TERESA AQUIFERDEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT PLANS FOR ADDITIONAL BRACKISH AQUIFER DEVELOPMENT. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE ENGINEER, NEW MEXICO OFFICE OF THE | $1.1M | — |