New Mexico water quality contracts
15 contracts tracked across 1 municipality.
Contracts
15
municipalities
1
Distinct vendors
12
municipalities with the most water quality contracts
Top vendors in New Mexico water quality
| Vendor | Contracts | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY | 3 | $876K |
| CITY OF GALLUP | 2 | $14.5M |
| WECK ANALYTICAL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. | 1 | $44K |
| VISION CONTRACTING INC | 1 | $29K |
| STATEWIDE DRILLING, INC. | 1 | $21K |
| DEVINE PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING GROUP LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY | 1 | $6K |
Recent water quality contracts in New Mexico
| Title | municipality | Vendor | Value | Solicitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BRACKISH GROUNDWATER NATIONAL DESALINATION RESEARCH FACILITY (BGNDRF) PER-AND POLYFLUOROALKYL SUBSTANCES (PFAS) ANALYSIS | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | WECK ANALYTICAL ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC. | $44K | — |
| ASSESSMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORK FOR TRANSBOUNDARY BRACKISH GROUNDWATER DESALINATION IN SOUTH-CENTRAL NEW MEXICO | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY | $376K | — |
| THIS PROJECT SEEKS TO ADDRESS TWO SEEMINGLY DISPARATE PROBLEMSBRINE MANAGEMENT AND GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM CEMENT MANUFACTURING. OVER THE LAST DECADE SALINE WASTEWATERS OTHER THAN SEAWATER AND BRACKISH GROUNDWATER INCLUDING AGRICULTURAL TILE DRAINAGE POWER PLANT COOLING TOWER BLOWDOWN WATER REVERSE OSMOSIS BRINES AND OIL AND GAS PRODUCED WATERS HAVE RECEIVED INCREASING INTEREST BECAUSE DESALINATING THESE WATERS COULD AUGMENT FRESHWATER SOURCES FOR LANDLOCKED COMMUNITIES. THESE ALTERNATIVE WATERS CONTAIN ELEVATED CONCENTRATIONS OF SPARINGLY SOLUBLE SALTS THAT PREVENT HIGH RECOVERY USING CONVENTIONAL APPROACHES. AT THE SAME TIME THE MANUFACTURING OF PORTLAND CEMENT THE MOST WIDELY USED CEMENT IN THE WORLD GENERATES 7 TO 8% OF THE GLOBAL CARBON DIOXIDE CO2 EMISSIONS EACH YEAR. THIS PROJECT PROPOSES TO ADDRESS BRINE MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES BY SELECTIVELY PRECIPITATING OUT CALCIUM HYDROXIDE THEREBY SOFTENING THE WATER AND ENABLING HIGH RECOVERY AND USING THIS CALCIUM HYDROXIDE AS A MAIN INGREDIENT FOR CREATING A NONPORTLANDBASED CEMENT. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY | $250K | — |
| ONE OF THE MAJOR BARRIERS FOR USING TREATED PRODUCED WATER AS AN ALTERNATIVE WATER SOURCE IS LACK OF COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT FOR ITS IMPACTS ON ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC HEALTH. THE STUDY WILL FOCUS ON A RISK AND TOXICOLOGY ASSESSMENT FOR TREATMENT AND SAFE USE OF TREATED PERMIAN BASIN PRODUCED WATER. IT WILL EVALUATE THE EFFICIENCY OF AN INNOVATIVE MEMBRANE DISTILLATION SYSTEM AND NEWLY DEVELOPED ELECTRODIALYSIS BRINE CONCENTRATOR AND SEAWATER REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM FOR PRODUCED WATER. APPROPRIATE PRE-TREATMENT AND POST-TREATMENT WILL BE EMPLOYED TO ENSURE THE PERFORMANCE OF THESE SYSTEMS AND THE QUALITY OF TREATED WATER FOR REUSE OR DISCHARGE. THE OVERARCHING GOAL OF THE PROJECT IS (1) TO DEMONSTRATE THE TECHNICAL VIABILITY OF INNOVATIVE PRODUCED WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES WITH COMPREHENSIVE WATER QUALITY CHARACTERIZATION, AND (2) TO EVALUATE THE RISKS AND TOXICOLOGY DURING DIFFERENT REUSE APPLICATIONS IN THE PERMIAN BASIN THROUGH TOXICITY ASSESSMENT. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY | $250K | — |
| BRACKISH GROUNDWATER NATIONAL DESALINATION RESEARCH FACILITY - SIDEWALKS AND DRIVEWAY CONCRETE REPAIR | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | VISION CONTRACTING INC | $29K | — |
| BRACKISH GROUNDWATER NATIONAL DESALINATION RESEARCH FACILITY (BGNDRF) WELL NO. 4 INSPECTION AND CLEANING | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATEWIDE DRILLING, INC. | $21K | — |
| BRACKISH GROUNDWATER NATIONAL DESALINATION RESEARCH FACILITY: AS-NEEDED SECURITY GUARD SERVICES | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | DEVINE PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING GROUP LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY | $6K | — |
| THE CITY OF GALLUP, IN NORTHWEST NEW MEXICO, WILL COMPLETE WELL DESIGNS, HYDROLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND CONSTRUCTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW CITY OF GALLUP POTABLE WATER WELL FOR WATER SUPPLY TO OFFSET THE 5 TO 7YEAR DELAY COMPLETING THE NAVAJO GALLUP WATER SUPPLY PROJECT. THE CITY OF GALLUPS GROUNDWATER LEVELS HAVE DROPPED APPROXIMATELY 725 FEET OVER THE PAST 40 YEARS, AND THE SUPPLY IS NOT EXPECTED TO MEET CURRENT WATER DEMANDS WITHIN THE IMMEDIATE TERM AND OVER THE COMING 5 TO 7 YEARS. THIS PROJECT IS LISTED AS AN IMPLEMENTATION POLICY IN THE CITY OF GALLUP 2013 WATER CONSERVATION PLAN AND DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLAN. MORE THAN 40 PERCENT OF NAVAJO HOUSEHOLDS RELY ON WATER HAULING TO MEET DAILY WATER NEEDS. THE NEW WELL WILL PROVIDE DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLIES TO NAVAJO NATION, MCKINLEY COUNTY, AND THE CITY OF GALLUP COMMUNITIES AND HOUSEHOLDS THAT DO NOT HAVE RELIABLE ACCESS TO DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLIES. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CITY OF GALLUP | $9.5M | — |
| THE CITY OF GALLUP (CITY), LOCATED IN MCKINLEY COUNTY, NEW MEXICO, WILL CONSTRUCT TWO NEW PRODUCTION WELLS FOR THE FOR THE NAVAJO GALLUP WATER SUPPLY PROJECT. THE NEW WELLS WILL PROVIDE 325 ACRE-FEET PER YEAR OF DRINKING WATER FOR THE CITY AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS THAT IT SERVES, INCREASING THE WATER SUPPLY RELIABILITY FOR THE REGION. THE CITY HAS NO ACCESS TO SURFACE WATER SUPPLIES, AND FAILING INFRASTRUCTURE AND DECLINING WATER QUALITY POSE A SIGNIFICANT THREAT TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY. A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF RESIDENTS IN THE CITYS SERVICE AREA LIVE BELOW THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL AND RELY HEAVILY ON WATER HAULING. THE CITY HAS EXPERIENCED A VARIETY OF DROUGHT IMPACTS INCLUDING SHORTAGES IN DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES, INCREASED RISKS OF WILDFIRES, AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS, MOST RECENTLY IN 2018 THROUGH 2021. THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW WELLS TO ENSURE SAFE DRINKING WATER SUPPLIES IS THE NUMBER ONE PRIORITY IN THE GALLUP NAVAJO-GALLUP WATER SUPPLY PROJECT WATER COMMONS DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLAN. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CITY OF GALLUP | $5.0M | — |
| THE SANTA FE WATERSHED ASSOCIATION WILL FURTHER WATERSHED GROUP DEVELOPMENT, COMPLETE A WATERSHED RESTORATION PLAN, AND IDENTIFY AND PREPARE SITE SPECIFIC DESIGNS IN THE SANTA FE RIVER WATERSHED LOCATED WITHIN SANTA FE COUNTY, NEW MEXICO. THE ASSOCIATION ENGAGES WITH A WIDE ARRAY OF STAKEHOLDER GROUPS, INCLUDING NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS, VILLAGE COUNCILS, ACEQUIAS, PUEBLOS, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AND MANY FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. INFORMED BY A PREVIOUS WATERSMART COOPERATIVE WATERSHED MANAGEMENT PROGRAM PHASE I PROJECT, THE ASSOCIATION SEES LOW INTERACTIONAL CAPACITY AS PERHAPS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CRITICAL ISSUE, MEANING ALTHOUGH THERE ARE POINTS OF AGREEMENT AMONG DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS, THERE IS LITTLE INTERACTION AND COLLABORATION. THROUGH PRIOR PLANNING, THE ASSOCIATION HAS IDENTIFIED SEVERAL PRIORITIZES FOR FUTURE PLANNING EFFORTS, INCLUDING CLIMATE CHANGE, PROTECTING NATIVE SPECIES, PROTECTING WATER QUALITY, AND FIRE MANAGEMENT. THE ASSOCIATION WILL CONDUCT TARGETED OUTREACH TO UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, PREPARE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOR THE COMMUNITY, HOST AN ANNUAL WATER CONFERENCE, IDENTIFY PRIORITY PROJECTS, AND PREPARE THREE SITE-SPECIFIC DESIGNS. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SANTA FE WATERSHED ASSOCIATION | $200K | — |
| THE ISLETA REACH STEWARDSHIP ASSOCIATION (IRSA), A PROGRAM OF THE NEW MEXICO RIPARIAN COUNCIL, WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2019 AND COMPRISES PROFESSIONALS WITH MANY DECADES OF EXPERIENCE IN RESTORATION PROJECT PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION, MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING IN THE MIDDLE RIO GRANDE BOSQUE.IRSA UTILIZES A COMMUNITY SCIENCE-BASED APPROACH TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE ISLETA REACH OF THE BOSQUE THROUGH COMMUNICATION AND EDUCATION, MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE OF RESTORATION PROJECTS ESTABLISHED BY AGENCIES WITHIN THE REACH AND IDENTIFICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW RESTORATION PROJECTS AND WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES THAT ADDRESS UNDERSERVED PARTS OF THE ECOSYSTEM.THE RECIPIENT, WORKING WITH IRSA, WILL WORK ON THE LO LUNAS RIVER MILE 163 RIVER MAINTENANCE PROJECT (INCLUDING VEGETATION, INUNDATION, DEPTH TO GROUNDWATER, AND IMPACTS OF PHOSPHATE ADDITION) AND REPLANT NATIVE TREES ALONG THE PROJECT IMPACT AREA AND MONITOR SUCCESS. | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO | $163K | — |
| RESTORATION PLANNING FOR IMPROVED WATER QUALITY AND QUANTITY IN THE CIMARRON WATERSHED | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | CIMARRON WATERSHED ALLIANCE, INC. | $100K | — |
| LOWER SAN ACACIA REACH IMPROVEMENT PROJECT OF THE MIDDLE RIO GRANDE (LASRI) GROUNDWATER MONTIROING TASK ORDER | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | SOUTHWEST WATER DESIGN, L.L.C. | $79K | — |
| BRACKISH GROUNDWATER NATIONAL DESALINATION RESEARCH FACILITY - SECURITY GUARD SERVICES | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | S.C.P. SECURITY LLC | — | — |
| AWARD PURPOSE: THE RECIPIENT SHALL DEVELOP A WEB-BASED INTERFACE FOR STREAMLINING WATER RIGHTS ADMINISTRATION. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY COMBINING EXISTING HYDROLOGIC DATA ON AQUIFERS AND THE OCCURRENCE OF SURFACE WATER SUPPLIES AS INPUTS TO AN ANALYTICAL INTERFACE FRAMEWORK.ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: 1)DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS: CONDUCT DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS PERTAINING TO MAPPED AQUIFERS AND THEIR HYDROGEOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS, NETWORKS OF PERENNIAL AND EPHEMERAL STREAMS THAT INTERACT WITH GROUNDWATER, AND DATA FROM EXISTING EXTERNAL NUMERICAL MODELS. THE RECIPIENT WILL LEVERAGE THE EXISTING NEW MEXICO WATER DATA INITIATIVE DATA SETS AND IMPROVED DATA SETS PERTAINING TO AQUIFER TESTS AND AQUIFER PROPERTIES IN A COMPREHENSIVE GEODATABASE FOR USE IN DEVELOPING ANI DATASETS AND AS A STAND-ALONE REFERENCE FOR REGIONAL HYDROLOGY IN THE STATE.2 DATA INTEGRATION INTO ANI FRAMEWORK: INTEGRATE THIS DATA INTO THE EXISTING ANI FRAMEWORK EXPANDING ITS CAPABILITIES TO REPRESENT MOST NEW MEXICO BASINS NOT HAVING AN ADMINISTRATIVE NUMERICAL MODEL. THE RECIPIENT WILL UTILIZE THE DATA COLLECTED FROM TASK 5.1 TO EXPAND THE INTEGRATION FIRST, TO STREAM-CONNECTED GROUNDWATER BASINS IN THE STATE AND SECOND, TO REMAINING CLOSED OR NON-STREAM-CONNECTED GROUNDWATER BASINS FOR ADDITIONAL BASINS INCORPORATED INTO THE ANI FRAMEWORK.3) IMPLEMENTATION OF ADVANCED ANI CAPABILITIES: DEVELOP ADVANCED CAPABILITIES INCLUDING USER-DEFINED RIVER SHAPEFILES, SPATIALLY WEIGHTED AQUIFER PROPERTIES, DEPLETION MAPPING, REFINED DRAWDOWN INTEGRATION TECHNIQUES, AND EXTENDING PLATFORM CAPABILITIES. TO ADVANCE THE CAPABILITIES OF THESE FIVE FEATURES, THE RECIPIENT WILL:ALLOW USERS TO SPECIFY OTHER SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER CHARACTERISTICS BY IMPORTING SHAPEFILES, HAVE THE OPTION TO EVALUATE OTHER GEOGRAPHIC AREAS, AND SELECT OPTIONS FOR RIVER NETWORK REPRESENTATION.SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVE ANIS CAPABILITY TO REPRESENT SIMPLE HETEROGENEITY THROUGH HARMONIC-MEAN AVERAGING.ENHANCE VISUALIZATION OF ESTIMATED IMPACTS, DEPICTING BOTH THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND MAGNITUDE OF THE ANI RESULTS, ALLOWING THE USER INSIGHT TO THE PREDICTED SPATIAL EXTENT OF DEPLETIONS BY COLOR CODING RIVER SECTIONS ACCORDING TO THE MAGNITUDE OF ESTIMATED DEPLETION.EXPAND ANI DRAWDOWN PREDICTION VERSATILITY AND PROVIDE BETTER DRAWDOWN EVALUATIONS WITH LESS EXCEPTIONS ALONG MEANDERING RIVERS.ALLOW THE COLLECTED DATA (TASK 5.1) TO BE IMPLEMENTED THROUGH AN UPDATE PROCESS, RATHER THAN REQUIRING A NEW SOFTWARE RELEASE.4) DOCUMENT OF BENCHMARK RESULTS: EVALUATE ANI PREDICTIONS AGAINST BENCHMARK CONFIGURATIONS TO DOCUMENT IMPACTS OF BOUNDARY CONDITIONS, CAPABILITIES, AND LIMITATIONS. THE RECIPIENT WILL COMPARE ANI DEPLETION AND DRAWDOWN PREDICTIONS TO A SERIES OF BENCHMARKS FOR BOTH ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL EVALUATIONS OF HYPOTHETICAL WATER TRANSFERS THAT WILL DEMONSTRATE PROPER IMPLEMENTATION OF SOLUTIONS TO THE GOVERNING EQUATIONS. 5)WEBINAR PRESENTATION. RECLAMATION MAY REQUEST THE RECIPIENT TO PARTICIPATE IN A RECLAMATION-SPONSORED WEBINAR TO DISCUSS APPLICATION OF DELIVERABLES TO MANAGEMENT QUESTIONS. THE PRESENTATION SHOULD INFORM RECLAMATION ABOUT PROJECT ACCOMPLISHMENTS, THE RESULTS OF THE IDENTIFIED TASKS, AND ANY LESSONS LEARNED.EXPECTED DELIVERABLES OR OUTCOMES: TO DEVELOP A MAP-BASE ANALYTICAL INTERFACE FOR WATER RIGHTS ADMINISTRATION IN NEW MEXICOINTENDED BENEFICIARIES: PUBLICSUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES (IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT TIME OF AWARD): NA | New Mexico (Bureau of Reclamation federal awards) | STATE ENGINEER, NEW MEXICO OFFICE OF THE | $250K | — |