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INDUSTRYNEWS QUICK LINKSNational Economy Showing signs of 2021 recoveryConsumer Confidence Shows Marked Spring IncreaseINTEL EXPANDS ADVANCED PACKAGING CAPABILITIES ANDBRINGS JOBS TO NEW MEXICONew Mexico applauds Intel’s $3.5 billion expansion in RioRanchoCity puts plans for Sunport air cargo facility expansion on holdABQ City Council approves amendment to start construction onnew Gateway Center soonPiñon Midstream Launches Unique Sour Gas Treating andCarbon Capture Infrastructure Solution in the Delaware BasinNew Mexico Junior College Set to Work On Safety and SecurityMoriarty Airport to See Long-Planned Upgrade WorkHistoric Waterworks Building in Silver City to See UpgradeAlbuquerque to See Construction of New Luxury ApartmentsAvoiding Litigation, Big Colorado Whiskey Resort Set to Move FowardGrowing Furniture Chain to Build Large New Location inColorado SpringsNew Plans May Be in the Works for Massive Fort CollinsStadium SiteNew Hospital Planned for Construction in Northern ArizonaArizona and Colorado see Big Population Gains in LatestCensus reportWell-Known Downtown Phoenix High-rise and Complex to SeeRenovationConstruction of New Pocket Park Planned for ScottsdaleBiggest OSHA fines of Q1 2021Biden's Next 100 Days: Major Impacts Expected for theConstruction IndustrySkanska reports Q1 revenue decrease, uptick in constructionprofitabilityOpenSpace's Construction Image Tech Startup Receives $55Million InvestmentOSHA's Fatal Four: Avoiding Construction's Deadliest HazardsA Quick Guide to Managing Change Orders in ConstructionHiring in a labor shortage: Four tips for winning the battle fortalentFormer Trump Organization executive advocates for women inconstructionCONSTRUCTION REPORTERNEW MEXICOCOLORADOARIZONANATIONALTRENDS17 CONSTRUCTION26 ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGN28 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE,LENDING &PROPERTY MANAGEMENTIncreased work in Los Lunas provides an opening forYellowstone Landscape to expandCovid-19 is affecting CRE lease negotiations. Here'swhat experts are seeing.Town talks future affordable housingBishop’s Lodge set to reopen with eye toward luxurytravelersOFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR MAILS BUSINESSPERSONAL PROPERTY AND LIVESTOCK NOTICE OFVALUE STATEMENTSNEW MEXICOConstruction Material Prices Continue IncreaseToyota Material Handling Hits 750,000 ForkliftMilestoneUnderlayment and VentilationThe Role of Roof Deck TapeNATIONAL27 VENDORS / SUPPLIERS 29 ENERGYTucson Electric's Roswell wind farm to go onlinesoonNorthern NM utility company begins two solarprojects to help reach goal of 100% daytime solarenergyChevron pitches $100 million in New Mexicoproperties as oil M&A heats upREGROW Act aims to close orphaned wellsNew Mexico oil and gas royalties set highestmonthly recordNew Mexico nuclear waste repository to use electricvehiclesNEW MEXICOBUILTENVIRONMENT06 LEGISLATION: NEW MEXICONew Legislation Designed to Shorten EnvironmentalReview ProcessJudge: New Mexico must give at-home students fastinternetLegislature bristles at governor’s vetoes ofpandemic aidSpecial Procedures for May 3, 2021 City CouncilMeetingNew Mexico businesses struggle as statecontinues to change the rulesSpat over budget vetoes spills into legislativemeetingNEW MEXICO47 SPACE: NEW MEXICOUNM proposal wins NASA MINDS ChallengeRoswell UFO crash: What is the truth behind the'flying saucer' incident?Aerospace manufacturer with a presence inAlbuquerque lands $91M Air Force contractNew Mexico Museum Of Space History Re-OpensMay 7Blue Origin opens auction for 1st passenger on NewShepard rocket to space in JulyNEW MEXICOTop 500 Design Firms: Designing for the New NormalGWWO Architects unveils design of the new Niagara FallsVisitor CenterNEW MEXICO 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.3VOULME 01 |ISSUE 4207 WEEDFEED NM medical cannabis patients should not expectincreased purchase limits any time soonLooking ahead to recreational cannabisEx-lawmaker faces big job of drafting rules forcannabisMedical cannabis producer loses licenseNEW MEXICO

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Legislation has now been introduced in Congress toupdate the National Environmental Policy Act as itpertains to infrastructure project reviews and costs.Officially titled the Building U.S. Infrastructure ThroughLimited Delays & Efficient Reviews, the legislation willshorten the review process time for those projects.Continue reading > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICO & NATIONALLEGISLATION BUILTENVIRONMENTHave a story or a lead? Let us know by emailing magazine@constructionreporter.com6VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42NEW LEGISLATIONDESIGNED TO SHORTENENVIRONMENTAL REVIEWPROCESSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 04/29/2021Attendance: In response to the Governor’s declaration ofa Public Health Emergency and ban on large publicgatherings, the City Council Meeting on Monday, May 3 at3:00 p.m. will be held via Zoom video conference.Continue reading > SPECIAL PROCEDURES FORMAY 3, 2021 CITY COUNCILMEETINGBy City of Albuquerque04/30/2021A vote to adjourn a legislative meeting is usuallyunanimous.In some instances, a vote to call it quits isn’t evennecessary.Continue reading > SPAT OVER BUDGETVETOES SPILLS INTOLEGISLATIVE MEETINGBy Daniel J. Chacon, Santa Fe New Mexican 05/03/2021(The Center Square) – New Mexico businesses are stillstruggling as the state continues to change benchmarksfor opening and employees remain scarce.Continue reading > NEW MEXICO BUSINESSESSTRUGGLE AS STATECONTINUES TO CHANGETHE RULESBy Elyse Kelly, The Center Square05/03/2021SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A New Mexico judge has orderededucation officials to provide computers and high-speedinternet to students who still don’t have them in alandmark ruling that for the first time in the state has set astandard for internet speeds for public school children.Continue reading > JUDGE: NEW MEXICO MUSTGIVE AT-HOME STUDENTSFAST INTERNETBy Cedar Attanasio, AP News04/30/2021SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — State legislators bristled onFriday at vetoes by New Mexico Gov. Michelle LujanGrisham that block legislative authority over new federalpandemic aid, and said they may seek a court ruling todefend Legislature’s authority over that spending.Continue reading > LEGISLATURE BRISTLES ATGOVERNOR’S VETOES OFPANDEMIC AIDBy AP News04/30/2021

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The head of the department tasked with regulatingrecreational-use cannabis in New Mexico said medicalcannabis patients should not expect purchase limits to beexpanded, despite a letter from a group of New Mexicomedical cannabis producers suggesting otherwise. Last week, during an interview for the collaborativepodcast Growing Forward, New Mexico Regulation andLicensing Department Superintendent Linda Trujillo saiduntil commercial cannabis sales begin next April, medicalcannabis patients will still be limited to 230 units in arolling 90-day period. The Medical Cannabis Program,overseen by the state’s Department of Health, defines aunit as one gram of smokable cannabis, or 0.2 grams ofTHC in extracts, derivatives or edible cannabis products.Representatives of both DOH and RLD confirmed thatboth agencies agree that medical cannabis purchase limitswill continue to be determined by DOH. The CannabisRegulation Act also seems to confirm that even aftercommercial cannabis sales start next year, medicalcannabis purchase limits will be determined by the DOH. Continue reading > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW MEXICOWEEDFEEDBUILTENVIRONMENTHave a story or a lead let? Let us know byemailing magazine@constructionreporter.comWEEDFEED7VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42NM MEDICAL CANNABISPATIENTS SHOULD NOTEXPECT INCREASEDPURCHASE LIMITS ANYTIME SOONBy Andy Lyman, NM Political Report04/30/2021Copyright: NM Political ReportWith the recent passing of House Bill 2 in a specialsession called by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, NewMexicans can now look forward to being able to legallygrow, purchase, smoke,and sell cannabis. Now that aregulatory committee is being formed and rules are beingdrafted, the citizens and the government of Taos arepreparing for a potential influx of cannabis businesses.Continue reading > LOOKING AHEAD TORECREATIONAL CANNABISBy Will Hooper, Taos News04/29/2021Linda Trujillo warned her youngest son about the evils ofgetting caught with marijuana when he went off tocollege. It could ruin his ability to get student loans, shecautioned.Continue reading > EX-LAWMAKER FACES BIGJOB OF DRAFTING RULESFOR CANNABISBy Daniel J. Chacon, The New Mexican - Taos News04/28/2021The New Mexico Department of Health has officiallyrevoked the license to grow and manufacture medicalcannabis from a Santa Fe-based company thatexperienced an explosion last year, resulting in injuries. Continue reading > MEDICAL CANNABISPRODUCER LOSES LICENSEBy Andy Lyman, NM Political Report 04/29/2021

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INDUSTRY BRIEFING NEW MEXICO: PROFESSIONALS, COMPANYAWARDS, AND IMPORANT UPDATESShare your company’s good news with us and we will post it here.BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.CYNTHIA MOHLER -NEW MEXICO MUTUALVice President of Human Resources andAdministrationPROMOTION: New MexicoMutual announces thepromotion of Cynthia Mohlerto vice president of humanresources and administration.In her new position, she willoversee the development andimplementation of all HRpolicies, procedures and bestpractices.Information obtained fromAlbuquerque Business First.Click here for more.Credit: bizjournals.comALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE)– Albuquerque is now hometo the world’s first RonaldMcDonald House purposefullybuilt into a hotel. TheHighland House is located onthe entire third floor of theMarriott Springhill Suites atCentral Ave. and I-25.Continue reading > Credit: bizjournals.comCANON SUES ALBUQUERQUEINTERNATIONAL BALLOON FIESTAFOR REFUND OF 2020SPONSORSHIP MONEYAlbuquerque Business First A sponsor of the last twoballoon fiestas inAlbuquerque seeks a refundof $250,000 and takes issuewith the characterization thatthe 2020 event waspostponed, according to alawsuit filed Monday in NewMexico District Court.Continue reading > Credit: bizjournals.comWORLD’S FIRST RONALDMCDONALD HOUSE OPENS INSIDEALBUQUERQUE HOTELKRQECredit: Albuquerque Business First 8VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42ERNIE BUERKE -A-TECH SECURITY INCChief Operating OfficerNEW HIRE: A-Tech Security, aleading New Mexico securityfirm, has hired Ernie Buerkeas Chief Operating Officer.Previously, he was Director ofOperations at ArmedResponse Team.Information obtained fromAlbuquerque Business First.Click here for more.Credit: bizjournals.comCredit: bizjournals.comCredit: KRQE

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INDUSTRY BRIEFING NEW MEXICO: PROFESSIONALS, COMPANYAWARDS, AND IMPORANT UPDATESShare your company’s good news with us and we will post it here.BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.TAOS BAKES LANDS $220,000 INANGEL INVESTMENTS TO FUELGROWTHTaos NewsMilestones are piling up forTaos Bakes in the coronavirusera.Whole Foods, which hascarried Taos Bakes productssince 2014, expandeddistribution from the RockyMountain region to Arizonaand Southern California.In mid-May, football Hall ofFamer Troy Aikman andsportscaster Erin Andrews willstart promoting Taos Bakes associal media influencers.Continue reading > In honor of Memorial Day andthe service of United StatesVeterans, New Mexico PBS willair Veterans-related andMemorial Day weekendprogramming throughout themonth of May for those whoserve/served, their families,friends and communities. Theprogramming begins onSunday, May 9 at 10 p.m. withErnie Pyle: Life in theTrenches. Continue reading > NEW MEXICO REOPENS STATECAPITOL TO GENERAL PUBLICAP News SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — TheNew Mexico state Capitolbuilding has reopened to thepublic as the COVID-19pandemic eases. It was closedto the general public for fourconsecutive legislativesessions.Continue reading > Credit: bizjournals.comNEW MEXICO PBS HONORSVETERANS WITH RELATEDPROGRAMMING THROUGHOUTMAYUNM NewsroomCredit: KSFRN.M. SEES SLOW GROWTHTaos NewsNew Mexico's populationgrowth over the past decadewas a scant 2.8 percent, risingto about 2.097 million people,the U.S. Census Bureau said.That compares to an overallU.S. population increase of7.4 percent, more than 331million people, and anaverage increase in Westernstates of 9.2 percent,according to preliminary datafrom the 2020 census thebureau released Monday(April 26).Continue reading > Credit: Taos NewsCredit: UNM NewsroomCredit: Taos News9VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Employment Opportunity Location: Salary:Job Type:About the job:Experience: Assistant Estimator/ProjectManagerLocation:Salary: Experience: Education:Send Resume to:Senior Mechanical EngineerLocation:Job Type: Seniority Level:Industry:Job Functions: About the job:Experience:Construction BankerLocation: Job Type: Seniority Level: Industry: Job Functions: About the job: Experience: Click link downbelow for full description ofwhat is required for thisposition.CLASSIFIEDSIS YOUR BUSINESS HIRING / RECRUITING? The Built Environments Classifieds Section is designed to help connect employers with top talent across New Mexico's Construction/Architecture/Engineering/Design/Real Estate Industries. Please call Steve or Josh at (505) 243-9793 or email us at magazine@constructionreporter.com to place a job posting. RECRUITINGMADE EASY2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BUILTENVIRONMENTLEARN MORE LEARN MORE LEARN MOREWE'RE HIRING! 14VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Employment OpportunityLEARN MORE

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CLASSIFIEDSRECRUITINGMADE EASYHave a job? Let us know and we'll post it herein our classifieds. BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Location: Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full-time Experience: Construction, 5 years Contact: Meghan at msickmeier@ebnm.comJob Description: Enterprise Builders has been serving the commercial construction needs of the community for over 30 years. Weprovide an exceptional experience for our clients and our employees alike. Our team is made up of talented professionals who fullyembrace the company’s ethics of collaboration and integrity. We are respectful, hardworking individuals who take pride in what we do.Enterprise Builders has an immediate opening for a Project Superintendent. The ideal candidate will have experience in organizingprojects and ensuring adequate staffing and equipment are available for the assigned project. Manage all set-up and preparationincluding becoming familiar with plans and specs. Ensures all deadlines are met and the project is within budget. Communicates witharchitects, owners, local authorities, inspectors and subcontractors. Ensures all safety guidelines are followed per OSHA. If you have atleast 5 years of experience as a Superintendent in commercial construction and a passion to succeed apply today!Commercial ConstructionSuperintendentENTERPRISE BUILDERSLocation: Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full-time Experience: Minimum of five (5) years of experience in construction estimating and project management.Education: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Architecture, Construction Management or related field.Contact: Meghan at msickmeier@ebnm.comJob Description: The Estimator/Project Manager, plans, directs,coordinates and develops cost estimates for minor and major projects. Manages multiple projects simultaneously. Participates in theconceptual development of construction projects and oversees scheduling and implementation of the project.Estimator/Project ManagerENTERPRISE BUILDERSLocation: Albuquerque, NMJob Type: Full-time Experience: Construction, 1 year preferredContact: Meghan at msickmeier@ebnm.comJob Description: Enterprise Builders Corporation has an opening for a skilled and reliable Construction Laborer. You will work on avariety of construction projects performing general tasks. These tasks include but are not limited to: loading and unloading materials,digging and filling trenches, installing and painting drywall, cutting and installing food ports on doors, etc. You must also be prepared towork in different types of weather conditions. Ideal candidate has some construction experience. Duties and Responsibilities: Preparingmaterials, tools, and equipment at the construction site, Consult team leaders and manager on construction plans, Follow instructionsand use tools and equipment to complete daily tasks, Adhere to all health and safety regulations when operating equipment, Completeall assigned tasks in a timely and efficient manner, Provide assistance to contractors (i.e., craft workers, electricians, painters) as needed,Clean and clear debris and hazardous materials, Ensure construction equipment and tools are cleaned and stored properly.Construction LaborerENTERPRISE BUILDERS16VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Americans are feeling better in general about financialmatters, with a discernible uptick in consumer sentiment.According to a new survey conducted by the company Ipsos,consumer confidence has reached the 60.7 mark out of anindex topping off at 100.That number is only the latest of a series of index resultsshowing an improved national attitude via the economy, andis a full 10 points higher than the confidence level as seenlast year during the worst of the pandemic.The survey, released by Ipsos and the publication ForbesAdvisor, even showed an increase in optimism among thosewho are currently unemployed, with a positive index resultof 55.3, compared with a previous response of around 49.The consumer confidence levels, perhaps not surprisingly,are significantly higher at 62.8 for those who are currentlyemployed, and 61.8 for part-time workers.The trend lines for all three categories, full-time workers,part-time workers, and those not currently employed, haveall increasingly improved since early January.Those trend lines in many ways reflect reality, with only547,000 jobless claims filed in late April, down from 4.5million in the spring of 2020.The overall trend, reports the Forbes Advisor, “signals thatAmericans believe there are brighter days ahead.”The latest survey comes as Covid-19 vaccinations arebecoming more widely available and a federal stimulus checkof $1,400 on average has been mailed to millions ofAmericans.Anticipating a more buoyant rest of the year, respondents tothe Ipsos/Forbes survey believe by a 62% to 32% marginthat the economy will “rebound quickly once restrictions arelifted on businesses.”A somewhat smaller 55% of respondents said they were infavor of fully reopening the economy as soon as possible,even if the pandemic is not fully contained. Last summer 40%of respondents said they were in favor of an immediatereopening.The Gross Domestic Product this spring is nearly at thesame level as it was in the months before the Covid-19shutdown, according to a new report just issued by theCommerce Department.That report is showing that the GDP grew by a healthy6.4% between January and March of this year, just a slight1% less than where it stood in the robust pre-pandemicdays of late 2019.Driving the new numbers is a 4.9% jump in the purchaseof goods over late last year; a 2.1% increase in services;and a 1.3% increase in business investment.The latest Commerce Department numbers, say the WallStreet Journal, are evidence of “what is shaping up to be arapid, consumer-driven recovery this year.”Consumer spending in the first quarter of this year, addsthe New York Times, is helping to “set the stage for whatcould be the fastest economic growth in decades.”A separate set of numbers released by the CommerceDepartment measures the economic recovery throughthe prism of filings for jobless benefits. Those numbersreached a historic peak last summer at just below 1.5million. As of late April, the filings are down to 553,000.The nation’s unemployment rate has dropped from justunder 15% last April, the highest since the depths of theGreat Recession, to exactly 6% today.Economists looking at the Commerce Department figuressay they are indicative of the kind of growth that willprobably only increase for the rest of 2021.But those same economists say they worry that therobust growth could cause the economy to overheat, witha measurable increase in consumer prices.In a statement, Gina Raimondo, the Secretary ofCommerce, said, “America is moving forward, but we can’tstop now.”Raimondo said continued growth will be spurred by “big,bold actions that invest in our families, our workforce, andour infrastructure,” allowing the U.S. to “out-compete onthe global stage for decades to come.”CONSTRUCTION: CONSTRUCTION REPORTERNATIONAL ECONOMYSHOWING SIGNS OF 2021 RECOVERYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 05/03/2021CONSUMER CONFIDENCESHOWS MARKED SPRINGINCREASEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter05/04/20212021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.17VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Today, Intel announced we will build on our 41-yearhistory of investment in New Mexico by devoting $3.5billion to equip our operations in the state for themanufacturing of advanced semiconductor packagingtechnologies. This expansion will create an estimated 700high-tech jobs and 1,000 construction jobs in Rio Ranchoand support an additional 3,500 jobs in the state. Whentaken together, the investment and the expansion of theworkforce represent a significant boost to the company’sannual economic impact on New Mexico, which has beenestimated at $1.2 billion (based on 2019 data). Withplanning activities under way and construction scheduledto begin in late 2021, Intel expects this investment tocreate additional economic opportunities for NewMexico.One of the focuses of the Rio Rancho expansion isFoveros, Intel’s breakthrough 3D packaging technologythat enables vertical stacking of compute tiles within apackage. Advanced packaging techniques like Foverosallow integration of diverse computing engines acrossmultiple process technologies with performanceparameters similar to a single die, but with a platformscope that far exceeds the die-size limit of single-dieintegration. These technologies will improve product-level performance, power and area while enabling acomplete rethinking of system architecture and helping tomeet increasing computing needs across a variety ofindustries.Continue reading > U.S. Hub For Chip Modernization Will Create 700 High-Paying JobsRIO RANCHO, N.M. – Intel plans to invest $3.5 billion in itsNew Mexico operations and hire more than 700 newworkers to create a domestic hub for advancedsemiconductor manufacturing at its fabrication facility inSandoval County, the company and Gov. Michelle LujanGrisham announced today.In what will be one of the largest capital investments in NewMexico, Intel plans to modernize facilities to accommodateits Foveros technology, a breakthrough innovation to meetincreasing customer demand for stronger microprocessingperformance.“Intel’s $3.5 billion investment in New Mexico will create700 new jobs in the next three years and establish the RioRancho campus as the company’s domestic hub for advancedsemiconductor manufacturing,” Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishamsaid. “With this exciting development, we are already seeingthe benefits of this year’s legislation expanding LEDA,generating high-quality and high-paying jobs for NewMexicans. The state and Intel have a 40-year partnership,and today, with innovative economic development tools andglobal demand for this technology, we can celebrate a newgeneration of workers and job growth at Intel’s New Mexicomanufacturing plant.”“A key differentiator for our IDM 2.0 strategy is ourunquestioned leadership in advanced packaging, whichallows us to mix and match compute tiles to deliver the bestproducts. We’re seeing tremendous interest in thesecapabilities from the industry, especially following theintroduction of our new Intel Foundry Services,” KeyvanEsfarjani, Intel senior vice president and general manager ofManufacturing and Operations, said. “We are proud to haveinvested in New Mexico for more than 40 years and we seeour Rio Rancho campus continuing to play a critical role inIntel’s global manufacturing network in our new era of IDM2.0.”The Rio Rancho investment solidified after Gov. LujanGrisham and Economic Development Cabinet SecretaryAlicia J. Keyes asked state lawmakers in a special session toreform the Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) toallow for a portion of construction-related Gross ReceiptsTax to be rebated back to companies for large, significant,job-creating projects.Gov. Lujan Grisham signed the measure into law on April 7,2021.Continue reading > INTEL EXPANDSADVANCED PACKAGINGCAPABILITIES AND BRINGSJOBS TO NEW MEXICOCONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.By Jeff Rittener, Chief Government Affairs Officer at Intel 05/03/2021Copyright: Intel CorporationCOVER STORY:NEW MEXICO APPLAUDSINTEL’S $3.5 BILLIONEXPANSION IN RIO RANCHOBy Office of the Governor05/03/202118VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Plans for building a new 100,000-square-foot air cargofacility at the Albuquerque International Sunport havebeen put on hold indefinitely.The Sunport confirmed to Business First on Thursday,nine months after issuing a request for proposals for anarchitect for the project, that the air cargo facility is onhold but would hopefully be revisited in the future."We’ve had quite a few large-scale projects come to ahead in recent months, which required us to prioritize ina way that allowed us to best utilize our limitedresources," Stephanie Kitts, public information officerfor the Sunport, wrote in a statement to Business First."We do hope to revisit this project soon."Some of the projects that are garnering attention at theSunport are a taxiway reconstruction, a centralizedbaggage system as well as the Orion Center, Kitts said.Albuquerque City Council unanimously approved aproposed lease and development agreement with TheiaGroup, an aerospace company with plans to bring 1,000jobs to town through the Orion Center earlier thismonth. The lease and development agreement is for a114-acre plot adjacent to the Sunport, Business Firstpreviously reported.Business First reported in July that the city wanted toexpand the air cargo facility after it was "completely outof space" at its current digs. The Sunport's 50,000-square-foot cargo facility has national tenants likeFedEx, UPS, 10 Tanker and Matheson.Continue reading > CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —The City of Albuquerque plans to take a step forward inturning the Gibson Medical Center into the new GatewayCenter for the homeless.Monday night, city council members voted in favor of gettingconstruction started soon. They see this as an issue that can’tbe put on pause.“We can’t continue to wait,” said Brook Bassan, Albuquerquecity councilor. “We have to work together and proceed.”Continue reading > ABQ CITY COUNCILAPPROVES AMENDMENT TOSTART CONSTRUCTION ONNEW GATEWAY CENTERSOONBy Kalyn Norwood, KOAT05/03/2021CITY PUTS PLANS FORSUNPORT AIR CARGOFACILITY EXPANSION ONHOLDBy Ron Davis, Albuquerque Business First 04/30/2021Albuquerque International Sunport Aviation Director Nyika Allen speaks at a news conference inAugust 2018 as Mayor Tim Keller looks on.New infrastructure fully unlocks the region’s resourcepotential: Piñon’s Dark Horse Sour GasTreating and Carbon Capture Facility unlocks previouslychallenged resource development in LeaCounty, New Mexico, and Winkler and Loving counties inTexas.Facility introduces extensive Carbon Capture Solution (CCS)services to the basin: The Dark Horse Facility removes andpermanently sequesters both carbon dioxide (CO2) andhydrogen sulfide (H2S) from the incoming natural gasstream, reducing emissions of greenhouse gases.Assets include: Centralized amine treating facility, CO2/H2Ssequestration well, associated sour gas gatheringinfrastructure, NACE field compression and a sweet gasheader to efficiently deliver treated gas from the DarkHorse Facility tailgate to multiple area gas processors.Continue reading > PIÑON MIDSTREAMLAUNCHES UNIQUE SOURGAS TREATING AND CARBONCAPTURE INFRASTRUCTURESOLUTION IN THEDELAWARE BASINBy Pinon Midstream News Release04/27/202119VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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More than $1.7 million has been approved for securityand safety improvements on the 243-acre Hobbscampus of New Mexico Junior College.That funding is coming in the form of a capital outlayapproved earlier this year by members of the NewMexico State Legislature and subsequently signed intolaw by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham.The $1.7 million is part of a larger $8 million in approvedcapital outlay projects that Lea County is receiving, with$1 million of that amount targeting the renovation of theLea County Courthouse, located at 100 N. Main Street indowntown Lovington.That Art Deco building was constructed in 1936,extensively remodeled in 1957, and listed on theNational Register of Historic Places in 1987.Another $1 million is going to build an addition to the LeaCounty Detention Center at 1401 S. Commercial Street.Located at 1 Thunderbird Circle, New Mexico JuniorCollege was founded in 1966 and has a currentenrollment of around 3,300 students.Last fall state voters approved $4 million in GeneralObligation Bond C funding for the renovation of theschool’s Watson Hall, as well as the construction of newsidewalks, tunnels and shade structures.State funding has been secured for a waterline upgradeproject at the Moriarty Municipal Airport in central NewMexico.The New Mexico Economic Development Department hasannounced that it is providing up to $283,000 for theproject. That support is coming through the department’sLocal Economic Development Act funding.Located at 506 George Applebay Way in Moriarty, theairport is the third busiest of its kind in the state, with morethan 75 hangars. The airport underwent a nearly $2 millionrunway resurfacing upgrade in 2010.The $283,000 marks the first time that the EconomicDevelopment Department has awarded a grant for a ruralinfrastructure project.In a press release, the department noted a new focusallowing it to assist “communities with improvements topublicly owned industrial properties.”CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.MORIARTY AIRPORT TO SEELONG-PLANNED UPGRADEWORKBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 04/30/2021NEW MEXICO JUNIOR COLLEGE SET TO WORK ON SAFETY AND SECURITYBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 05/04/202120VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Copyright: UnigoCity of Moriarty - Moriarty Airport

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Up to $500,000 in state funding has been secured for aproject that will transform the long-standingWaterworks Building on Little Walnut Road in SilverCity.Plans have long been in the works to transform thestructure into a new way station for those walking andriding along the Continental Divide Trail, which cutsthrough Silver City.The sandstone building was completed in 1887 and fordecades was the operating facility for Silver City’smunicipal water system.Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in1984, the structure is made up of a one-story sectionthat initially used to house boilers and steam-poweredpumps, along with a two-story section that served as theengineer’s residence. The $500,000 is coming in the form of a capital outlaythat was approved earlier this year by members of theNew Mexico State Legislature and signed into law byGovernor Michelle Lujan Grisham.The project will see the construction of museum, retailand event space inside the Waterworks Building.Late last year a group called the Southwest New MexicoArts, Culture, and Tourism, received funding through thestate’s New Mexico Economic Development Departmentto also build an education pavilion at the site.That funding came through the department’s OutdoorRecreation Division.Work is expected to begin later this year on the building of anew luxury apartment complex in northeast Albuquerque.The planned Markana Uptown will see the construction of asingle, six-story building housing 243 units.To be built off Americas Parkway near the Hilton Garden Innin an area of both hotels and offices, the project will alsoinclude co-working space, a fitness center, swimming pool,and patios.The residential units will vary from studios to one-, two-, andthree-bedrooms, with sizes ranging from 589 square feet to1,226 square feet.The project belongs to Legacy Development & Management,which already has two other apartment projects in the state:the completed Markana in the 6300 block of AlamedaBoulevard in Albuquerque, and the Markana de Santa Fe,which is still under construction.General plans call for work on the Markana Uptown to beginby late this summer with a fall 2022 completion date.Legacy Development & Management was founded in 1978and is based in Albuquerque. The company has longspecialized in apartment, hotel, and office development,among other focuses.CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ALBUQUERQUE TO SEECONSTRUCTION OF NEWLUXURY APARTMENTSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 04/28/2021HISTORIC WATERWORKSBUILDING IN SILVER CITYTO SEE UPGRADEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 04/29/2021Copyright: Construction ReporterCopyright: Construction Reporter21VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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CONSTRUCTION: COLORADO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Plans have now been announced for the construction of a355,000 square foot building that will house both a furniturewarehouse and showroom on the northeast side of ColoradoSprings.The Denver-based American Furniture Warehouse says thestructure will be built on some 25 acres to the southeast ofthe intersection of Woodmen Road and Powers Boulevard.The project is expected to cost around $25 million tocomplete.Continue reading > GROWING FURNITURECHAIN TO BUILD LARGENEW LOCATION INCOLORADO SPRINGSBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 04/28/2021The cessation of legal proceedings between twonorthern Colorado gaming towns is paving the way forconstruction of a large $50 million whiskey resort.The towns of Central City and Black Hawk had plans tolitigate the meaning of a 22-year-old intergovernmentalagreement that designed to manage growth in bothplaces.More to the point, that agreement suggested thatneither city could develop a significantly large gamingentity to the detriment of the other.Central City is roughly just over a mile to the northwestof Black Hawk.When the Black Hawk City Council early last year gaveits approval to plans for the development and building ofwhat is being called the Lake Gulch Whiskey Resort, amassive 20-acre whiskey production facility and resort,Central City officials decided to go to court.Those officials claimed that the resort, to be operated bythe Proximo company, which produces Tincup Whiskey,among other brands, would have a negative impact onbusiness in Central City, not to mention the wear andtear from traffic on the Central City Parkway.Now Central City has decided to discontinue legalproceedings against Black Hawk, while also signing on toa new agreement focusing on the development ofunincorporated land surrounded the two towns.As planned, the Lake Gulch Whiskey Resort willcomprise the largest whiskey distillery in Colorado, andwill also include hotel space, several restaurants, and anoutdoor amphitheater, among other amenities.Based in Jersey City, New Jersey, Proximo introduced its84 proof Tincup Whiskey brand in 2014, which is namedin honor of the one-time Colorado mining town ofTincup.That town, in turn, referenced the tin cups used by mid-19th century gold miners.AVOIDING LITIGATION, BIG COLORADO WHISKEY RESORT SET TO MOVE FOWARDBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter05/03/2021Negotiations are expected to begin in earnest next monthbetween Colorado State University and the City of FortCollins regarding the future of a 161-acre site that was oncethe home of the Hughes Stadium.The latest ripple in an ongoing wave of legal actionsregarding the property is seeing the Colorado AttorneyGeneral’s office announcing that the university has a right todevelop the site as it pleases, which means that the schoolcan build housing there for its students and employees.Continue reading > NEW PLANS MAY BE IN THEWORKS FOR MASSIVE FORTCOLLINS STADIUM SITEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 04/30/202122VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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CONSTRUCTION: ARIZONA2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.A new pocket park, the first of perhaps many, may soon bebuilt in Scottsdale.Plans are underway for the construction of the park at theintersection of North Drinkwater Boulevard and East IndianSchool Road, just blocks to the southeast of Old TownScottsdale.That busy intersection is populated with apartment, office,and commercial development.The park will go up on land owned by the city and will includea shade structure, seating, and bike space.Funding to the tune of $150,000 was approved last year bymembers of the Scottsdale City Council for the project. The seating will be designed by local sculptor Michael Beitz.Funded by a group called the Downtown Cultural Trust, theidea behind the project is to show how such a public spacecan be integrated into a larger urban environment.Work is scheduled to begin on the project later this summerwith an early 2022 completion date.Pocket parks, often measuring less than 10,000 square feet,are proving to be increasingly popular uses of small publicspaces.According to the book Pocket Park Design, urban plannershave turned to the concept of the pocket park as “moderncities become denser and buildings taller.”Such parks are relatively inexpensive to build and can also beused as infill development.Scottsdale city officials have said that, depending upon thesuccess of the pocket park at North Drinkwater and IndianSchool Road, more such public spaces may be built in thefuture.CONSTRUCTION OF NEWPOCKET PARK PLANNED FORSCOTTSDALEBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 04/29/2021Plans are moving along for the construction of a new andmodern hospital in Flagstaff that will belong to theNorthern Arizona Healthcare system.Continue reading > NEW HOSPITAL PLANNEDFOR CONSTRUCTION INNORTHERN ARIZONABy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter05/03/202123VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Continuing a trend that has been underway for morethan a generation, the U.S. Census Bureau is reportingthat states in both the South and West have seen thegreatest population increases in the country during thelast decade.Continue reading > ARIZONA AND COLORADOSEE BIG POPULATIONGAINS IN LATEST CENSUSREPORTBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter04/28/2021 A prominent postmodern Phoenix high-rise and complexbuilt in the year 2000 may soon be undergoing anextensive renovation.Continue reading > WELL-KNOWNDOWNTOWN PHOENIXHIGH-RISE AND COMPLEXTO SEE RENOVATIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter05/04/2021Copyright: Construction Reporter

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During its first-quarter 2021 earnings presentation,Skanska announced that its year-over-year quarterlyrevenue decreased by 10% overall to 34.4 billionSwedish krona ($4.1 billion), with its constructionoperations experiencing a 12% reduction in revenue to29.4 billion krona, when factoring in currency effects.During the company's conference call with analysts,Anders Danielsson, Skanska's president and CEO,pointed to the strength of its construction business,despite the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic,highlighting a gross operating margin of 722 krona, a23% increase from the first quarter of 2020. Thisstrength in profitability, Danielsson said, reflects thesuccess of the company's strategy of selective biddingand focus on management. Bookings in the construction business in the first quarterof 2021 totaled 34.9 billion krona, with 9.6 billion kronain the U.S. The company's overall backlog was 193.4billion krona, with 80.1 billion krona of backlog in theU.S.Dive Brief:Dive Insight:In the company's earnings presentation, it said that thepandemic is having a "negative impact" on the demand forcommercial office building but prospects for other types ofcommercial construction are getting better. Private clients,Danielsson said, who were holding off on projects during thepandemic are also becoming more certain about their futureplans for construction.Continue reading > CONSTRUCTION: NATIONAL2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Falls from elevated levels.Falling objects from lifts.Tip-overs.Ejections from the lift platform.Collapses.Electrocutions.Contact with ceilings and other overhead objects.The first quarter of 2021 saw OSHA cite contractors forfall protection, excavation and trenching violations butalso for fatalities involving the use of aerial lifts. One ofthose projects was a high-profile Amazon project inSuffolk, Virginia, and the other a project in Brooklyn, NewYork.OSHA requires that anyone operating an aerial lift gothrough the appropriate training, but, even so,acknowledges that there are hazards associated withtheir use that can lead to injury or death. These hazardsinclude:Continue reading > BIGGEST OSHA FINES OF Q12021By Kim Slowey, ConstructionDive05/03/2021SKANSKA REPORTS Q1REVENUE DECREASE,UPTICK IN CONSTRUCTIONPROFITABILITYBy Kim Slowey, ConstructionDive05/03/2021As President Joe Biden’s busy first 100 days in office—which included enactment of a $1.9-trillion pandemicrescue bill and proposals for two other massive measures—wrap up, the months ahead also are expected togenerate plenty of legislative and regulatory action withmajor impact for the construction sector.The industry’s prime legislative focus in coming monthswill be the progress of one of Biden’s two proposed bills—the $2.2-trillion American Jobs Plan Act, unveiled onMarch 31. It includes about $1 trillion to fund what ENRviews as traditional infrastructure programs.Continue reading > BIDEN'S NEXT 100 DAYS:MAJOR IMPACTS EXPECTEDFOR THE CONSTRUCTIONINDUSTRYBy Tom Ichniowski, Pam Radtke Russell, and BruceBuckley, ENR04/30/2021Permission granted by Skanska24VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Jane Oates has focused heavily on workforce developmentfor much of her career, so she’s well-versed in the ebbs andflows of the labor market.But Oates, president of Washington, D.C.-basedWorkingNation, a nonprofit campaign devoted to workforcechallenges, hasn’t experienced anything quite like thecurrent environment.“It’s the worst I’ve ever seen in my lifetime,” said Oates, whopreviously served as assistant secretary for the U.S.Department of Labor's Employment and TrainingAdministration under President Barack Obama.Continue reading > Using advanced technologies like computer vision and 3Dmodeling, OpenSpace’s AI system automatically mapsimages to project plans with no manual corrections orlocation pinning necessary.Continue reading > CONSTRUCTION: TRENDS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.OPENSPACE'SCONSTRUCTION IMAGETECH STARTUP RECEIVES$55 MILLION INVESTMENTBy Gigi Wood, For Construction Pros 05/04/2021HIRING IN A LABORSHORTAGE: FOUR TIPS FORWINNING THE BATTLE FORTALENTBy Ty West, Albuquerque Business First 04/21/2021Construction is one of the most dangerous industries towork in which is why programs and initiatives likeConstruction Safety Week (May 3 - 7, 2021) are soimportant to raising awareness about the importance ofconstruction safety. Of the 5,333 worker deaths in 2019,1,061 were in construction. That means out of every fiveworker deaths in 2019 was in construction, a percentagethat has remained fairly constant over the last severalyears.Continue reading > OSHA'S FATAL FOUR:AVOIDINGCONSTRUCTION'SDEADLIEST HAZARDSBy Kendall Jones, ConstructConnect05/03/2021Change orders are an inevitable part of working in theconstruction industry. You’ve probably had to deal withthem at some point on a project and will continue to haveto deal with them on future projects.Continue reading > A QUICK GUIDE TOMANAGING CHANGEORDERS INCONSTRUCTIONBy Kendall Jones, ConstructConnect05/03/202125VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42When Barbara Res began her career as an engineer in 1971,she was sometimes barred from entering construction sitesbecause of her gender.As one of only a handful of women in the field at the time,Res said she endured intimidation, sexual harassment anddiscrimination during her early years at work. In 1980 shewas hired by The Trump Organization to work ondevelopment projects and as she rose through the ranks —eventually to the level of executive vice president — shefound that the intimidation lessened.She led the construction of Trump Tower when she was 31years old, becoming the first woman to oversee a major NewYork City construction site. Other projects she helpedmanage included the Plaza Hotel, the Riverside Southdevelopment, Citicorp Center and the Grand Hyatt Hotel.Continue reading > FORMER TRUMPORGANIZATION EXECUTIVEADVOCATES FOR WOMEN INCONSTRUCTIONBy Jenn Goodman, ConstructionDive05/04/2021

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There are dates that stick in the collective memory: 1776,1861, 1929 and now 2020, which could well be a year thatfuture generations in the construction industry look backon as a major turning point. The social, economic andcultural ramifications of COVID-19 won’t be fullyunderstood for years to come, but the challenge of thepandemic has caused rapid change across the designsector.Even so, the revenue shortfall many observers hadpredicted for design firms has not happened to the extentfeared, according to results of the 2021 Top 500 DesignFirms ranking. The aggregate revenue for listed firmsactually rose to a record $104.77 billion in 2020—anincrease of 1.48%.However, the raw numbers don’t tell the whole story. The2021 list features the return of Fluor Corp., which wasunable to release financials for last year’s ranking due to afederal probe of project charges; and Worley, which failedto file in 2020. Their inclusion added more than $6 billionto the total. The median revenue for firms actually fell, to$64.95 million on this year’s ranking from $67.94 millionfor the 2020 list—a drop of 4.4%. Backlogs took thebiggest hit. Almost three times as many firms arereporting a lower backlog compared to a year ago, with127 noting a decline this year versus just 45 on the 2020ranking.Continue reading > ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGN: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.TOP 500 DESIGN FIRMS:DESIGNING FOR THE NEWNORMALBy Jonathan Keller, ENR 04/22/2021Copyright: Building Design + Construction26VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Alfred Benesch & Co. is design firm for the Illinois I-74 reconstruction, a $1.2-billion project thatwill include construction of nine bridges.PHOTO COURTESY OF CHAD BAY, ALFRED BENESCH & CO.The new Niagara Falls Visitor Center, located within NiagaraFalls State Park, will offer an immersive experience, bothinside the building and out, as it takes visitors on a journeyspanning the eras of geological formation and human impactson the falls and highlighting the flora and fauna of theenvirons.Designed by GWWO Architects, the 29,000-sf center willinclude visitor orientation, a lobby, interactive exhibits, a giftshop, dining, outdoor terraces, and an overlook. The buildingframes views to the head of the falls and gracefullytransitions visitors between the formal entrance gardens inthe upper site and the Frederick Law Olmsted- designedlandscape of the lower grove.The expansive glass facade maximizes views and offerscontinuous connections to the falls throughout the lobby andexhibit areas. The building will be integrated with its site andhistory via natural materials such as limestone sourced fromthe Niagara escarpment, wood ceilings, and blackened metalroof and soffit.The facility’s design will emphasize nature and allow visitorsto choose their own path and level of discovery, which willallow for social distancing and crowd control. Outdoorinterpretation, dining, and a new accessible path will providesafe spaces for visitors to gather.Continue reading > GWWO ARCHITECTS UNVEILSDESIGN OF THE NEW NIAGARAFALLS VISITOR CENTERBy David Malone, Building Design + Construction04/27/2021

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The continued rise in materials prices continues to plaguethe construction industry, according to a new reportissued by the Associated General Contractors of America.Materials prices overall have seen a nearly 13% jumpbetween March of 2020 and March of this year.Noting also a 3.5% jump in prices since February, the AGCnotes that both price index increases “were the highestrecorded in the 35-year history of the series.”The increases, ironically, come as the industry is feelingmore bullish regarding business in general, notes thepublication Construction Dive.“To build things, contractors need willing owners tofinance them,” continues the publication, adding thatthose owners may prove harder to come by in anenvironment dominated by delays in the global supplychain and extended delivery times.A county contractor in Lincoln, Nebraska is reporting a300% increase in steel prices; in Michigan, the cost oflumber is up by nearly 250%; while a Nashvilleconstruction company has seen a doubling of lumberprices this spring.In Arizona, lumber prices have roughly tripled, promptingsome projects to be put on hold.According to the latest Producer Price Index released bythe Bureau of Labor Statistics, softwood plywoodproducts nationally are up by over 101% in the lastmonths, followed by softwood lumber with an 83% jump.Copper wire and cable saw a nearly 27% jump betweenFebruary and March; with hot rolled steel bars up by20.3%.Compounding the problem is the availability of materials:A survey issued by Dodge Data & Analytics notes thatsome 71% of responding contractors said they arecurrently experiencing difficulty getting materials.The survey also notes that the “supply chain challengesmay suggest long-term effects that are harder to rectify.”For all of that, continues the Dodge survey, some 65% ofcivil contractors are optimistic about the ability of themarket to provide new work, up from 58% from the lastquarter.Continue reading > Toyota Material Handling (TMH) has completed the 750,000forklift to roll off the line at the company’s factory inColumbus, Indiana.Continue reading > CONSTRUCTION MATERIALPRICES CONTINUEINCREASE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.VENDORS / SUPPLIERS: NATIONALBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter04/30/2021TOYOTA MATERIALHANDLING HITS 750,000FORKLIFT MILESTONEBy Alexis Brumm, For Construction Pros05/03/2021Copyright: Metal Construction News27VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Sometimes, what you can’t see can have a big impact on aroof’s performance.While roofing underlayment and ventilation are typically outof sight, they should never be out of mind. This article shinesthe spotlight on how two oft-overlooked components of aroofing system—underlayment and ventilation—caninfluence roof performance.Continue reading > UNDERLAYMENT ANDVENTILATIONBy Lucas Console, Metal Construction News05/03/2021One of the most overlooked items in terms of waterproofingthe roof deck is sealing the seams on the substrate boards ofsteep-slope roofing projects. This has caught the eye ofseveral building code agencies who have alreadyimplemented codes to seal these seams with a roof deckflashing tape.Continue reading > THE ROLE OF ROOF DECKTAPEBy David Delcoma, Metal Construction News05/03/2021

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After three year or so of planning, Yellowstone Landscapehas made the move to open a branch office in Los Lunas.The new location offers the company closer proximity tosome clients in the growing Valencia County village."We’ve begun working on more projects in southAlbuquerque and Los Lunas, including the Facebook datacenter and Huning Ranch Homeowners Association,"Marketing Director Joseph Barnes said in an email toBusiness First.While less than 30 miles, the drive down Interstate 25 tothe Facebook data center can take more than 45 minutesdepending on traffic. And so the addition of a locationsouth of the metro area also represents a cost-savingsmove, according to Regional Vice President JonRichardson.“As our presence grows there, it makes sense for us tohave a physical location, and to continue our practice ofhiring technicians based in the local community," he saidin a news release. "This allows us to better serve ourcustomer needs by saving on our commuting time, gas andwear and tear on our equipment.”The location is Yellowstone's third in New Mexico, andjoins offices in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. David Kincaid,a 20-year veteran of the landscape industry, will act as LosLunas site manager, according to a company news release.Kincaid has been with the company for about two yearsthe release said.Continue reading >COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LENDING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.INCREASED WORK IN LOSLUNAS PROVIDES ANOPENING FORYELLOWSTONELANDSCAPE TO EXPANDBy Chris Keller, Albuquerque Business First 04/29/2021How will Covid-19 affect the future of commercial realestate? It’s a multibillion-dollar question that’s been debatedsince the start of the pandemic.With many businesses still plotting their returns to theoffice, the answer remains to be determined. Continue reading > COVID-19 IS AFFECTING CRELEASE NEGOTIATIONS. HERE'SWHAT EXPERTS ARE SEEING.By Ty West, Albuquerque Business First One of the company's clients is Mesa Del Sol in Albuquerque. After three year or so ofplanning, it has made the move to open a branch office in Los Lunas.The town of Taos council discussed different aspects of fourseparate, current or future housing complexes in Tuesday'sonline council meeting (April 27). Here's a breakdown ofeach one.Continue reading > TOWN TALKS FUTUREAFFORDABLE HOUSINGBy Will Hooper, Taos News04/28/2021The Bishop’s Lodge is nearing a July 1 reopening of what isnow a luxury resort operated by the Auberge ResortsCollection with nightly room rates north of $1,000.Continue reading > BISHOP’S LODGE SET TOREOPEN WITH EYE TOWARDLUXURY TRAVELERSBy Teya Vitu, Santa Fe New Mexican05/03/202128VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Assessor Tanya R. Giddings announces the mailing of the2021 notice of value statements for business personalproperty and livestock on April 29. The statements informproperty owners of the assessed value of their personalproperty as of Jan.1.Continue reading > OFFICE OF THE ASSESSORMAILS BUSINESS PERSONALPROPERTY AND LIVESTOCKNOTICE OF VALUESTATEMENTSBy Bernalillo County05/03/2021

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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Chevron Corp is offering to sell about73,000 acres (29,540 hectares) of oil and gas properties inNew Mexico, according to documents viewed by Reuters, asoil firms accelerate divestitures in a rebounding oil market.Continue reading > ENERGY: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Electric customers in southern Arizona will begin toreceive renewable energy thanks to a new wind farm thatis operating in New Mexico.Continue reading > TUCSON ELECTRIC'SROSWELL WIND FARM TOGO ONLINE SOONBy Matt Narvaiz, Albuquerque Business First 05/03/2021CHEVRON PITCHES $100MILLION IN NEW MEXICOPROPERTIES AS OIL M&AHEATS UPBy Reuters Staff - News Break05/04/202129VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Kit Carson Electric Cooperative has plans to reach 100%daytime solar energy by 2022, and a recent financingsecured by the Taos-based utility for two solar projects ishelping fast track that goal.Continue reading > NORTHERN NM UTILITYCOMPANY BEGINS TWOSOLAR PROJECTS TO HELPREACH GOAL OF 100%DAYTIME SOLAR ENERGYBy Matt Narvaiz, Albuquerque Business First 05/29/2021A new act proposed by Senators Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M., andKevin Cramer, R-N.D., would help close up orphaned wellsacross the county, potentially creating thousands of jobs inthe process.Continue reading > REGROW ACT AIMS TOCLOSE ORPHANED WELLSBy Reuters Staff - News Break04/28/2021ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico has set a recordfor the highest monthly royalty earnings from oil and gasleases, state officials announced Tuesday.Continue reading > NEW MEXICO OIL AND GASROYALTIES SET HIGHESTMONTHLY RECORDBy AP News05/04/2021CARLSBAD, N.M. (AP) — The U.S. Department of Energy’sWaste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico has announcedplans to replace diesel vehicles and equipment withelectrical and battery-operated components as part of alarger effort to improve airflow in the underground nuclearwaste repository.Continue reading > NEW MEXICO NUCLEARWASTE REPOSITORY TO USEELECTRIC VEHICLESBy AP News04/28/2021www.crispycleanmobilecarwash.com Margarita Pleasant(505) 463-2479 pleasantmargarita@gmail.com www.facebook.com/CrispyCleanMobileCarwash We care about localbusinesses since we are one too andtrying to make a name for ourselves.Crispy CleanMobile Carwash & Fleet ServicesWe Do Fleets

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Seven other types of investment in single- or multifamily construction, repair andmaintenance, or architectural and engineering services. Any dollar amountAny starting yearAny duration for the investmentAGC would like to share an exciting tool to demonstrate the economic impact of infrastructureinvestment in New Mexico - ‘AGC Construction Impact Model’.AGC of America partnered with Brian R. Lewandowski, University of Colorado Boulder toproduce a flexible but simple economic model that calculates the impact on employment andoutput in each state from various sizes of investment in different types of construction.The below link provides an explanation and instructions for using the model. The table below shows an example of the results obtainable from the model, in this case, thetotal instate jobs (construction, supplier and induced jobs throughout the state's economy) andtotal instate output from a $1 billion investment over one year in three types of construction:highways, nonresidential buildings, or other nonresidential structures (infrastructure).Users can choose from:In addition to total instate jobs and output, the model shows separately the impact onconstruction, supplier and induced jobs, output, and value added (or state gross domesticproduct, the amount of labor income and profits added by the investment), and the 10 sectorsthat receive the most additional spending.To access AGC’s ConstructionImpact Tool click here. For more information on how touse the tool clickhere.We hope you will share yourreports with us, please emailKelly Roepke-Orthat kroepke@agc-nm.org

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NEW MEXICOBUSINESSES FOR SALEBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.New MexicoSince our founding in 1962, Glass Doctor® has been in the business of improving lives. Whether it’s thereliable, high-quality glass repair and replacement we provide our customers or the two unmatchedbusiness opportunities we offer our franchise owners, we make a habit of letting in a bit more lightwherever we go...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS TOTAL INVESTMENT: $132,000 - $275,500TURNKEY NEMTLas Cruces, New MexicoMyRide, LLC is an established NEMT (Non-Emergency Medical Transportation) business with a sterlingreputation and lucrative contracts. The business has locations in both of New Mexico's largestmetropolitan areas, Las Cruces and Albuquerque, that enables us to service the entire State...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS ASKING PRICE: $950,000GLASS DOCTOR FRANCHISEEXCLUSIVE HIGH MARGIN HOME IMPROVEMENTSAlbuquerque, New MexicoThis "essential" business performed very well during the Covid-19 pandemic and is continuing the growthtrend set over the past 5 years. In addition to kitchen & bath remodeling and replacement windows, thecompany sells, designs, and installs top name brand sunrooms, patio covers and pergolas with anexclusive territory in New Mexico...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS ASKING PRICE: $3,245,000JANITORIAL SUPPLIES & SERVICESPot Creek, New MexicoBased on 2020 invoices this Company has 246 active customers consisting of schools, colleges, ski areas,local municipalities, and hotels. These long-time customers located throughout Northern New Mexico anddown to Espanola, require services and products on a monthly basis. The Company follows the patterns ofthe major markets in the Janitorial Services industry by having a range of commercial, industrial, educationfacilities, government organizations, and residential customers.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS ASKING PRICE: $1,000,00033VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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The COVID-19 pandemic has been a threat like no other in ourlifetimes with over 22 million people infected, millions moreunemployed, and draconian lockdowns that will forever change theway people work, as well as the way real estate is managed andused. And while the virus presented a challenge for leaders with noroad map, many of the principles of great and inspiring leadershiphave survived the test of time.Veteran Chicago developer, Bob Wislow had just started work onFulton East, the first development project with his new company,Parkside Realty, launched August 1, 2019, with partner Camille Julmy.(The duo is noted for founding U.S. Equities Realty in 1978, whichmerged into CBRE in 2014, with almost 500 employees and 17 millionsquare feet of real estate leased and managed in Chicago.)Wislow had decided that Parkside Realty would provide a new focusfor the next chapter of his career—building wellness. “Like LEEDbecame the big thing, our thought process was that the next bigthing was going to be wellness in buildings,” he says. Then thepandemic hit.As a 40-year board member of Rush Hospital and vice chairman ofRush University, Wislow says he was learning about the potentialimpact of the pandemic early on and realized his company was at apoint with Fulton East’s construction that they could “COVID-proof”the building. “We could add that to our already health-consciousbuilding to differentiate our product and to bring the best ideas tothe marketplace when the building opened,” he says.When it opened to leasing in the summer of 2020, Fulton Eastbecame Chicago’s first post-COVID-19 workplace outfitted withstate-of-the-art wellness technology and the first new constructioninstallation of the Toe-To-Go (T2G) hands-free elevator, as well asthe first multi-story office building to employ airPHX disinfectiontechnology, used by hospitals and shown to reduce viruses, bacteria,and mold on surfaces and in the air by up to 99%.Continue reading > SIOR's newest Snapshot Sentiment Report, providing feedbackfrom hundreds of member-brokers on the performance oftransactions during Q1 2021, revealed skyrocketing levels ofconfidence, laying the foundation for a groundswell of newbusiness in 2021 and beyond.With vaccinations increasing and economies opening up, dealsare progressing at a rate not seen since before the pandemic. Thereport revealed 74% of deals are progressing on-time, more thandoubling since Q2 2020. On-hold transactions have dropped to17%, and only 9% of transactions were cancelled, the lowestnumber in nearly a year.Market confidence is highest since the start of the pandemic,rising to 7.3 (out of 10). Industrial confidence is at 8, up from 6.9 inQ4 2020. Office confidence rose to 5.9 in Q1 2021, up from 4.7 inQ4 2020.Leasing activity is now exceeding pre-pandemic levels. Positiveleasing activity is a big reason for this significant boost inconfidence. 62% of members reported more activity, comparedwith 60% in Q4 2019 and only 29% last quarter.“If there is any doubt the commercial real estate market still hassignificant runway for growth, the results of this report can putthat uncertainty to rest,” says SIOR CEO Robert Thornburgh, SIOR.“This is direct, on-the-ground feedback from the best brokers inthe industry, from a range of markets, and they all tell the samestory: deals are happening at a far greater pace than we’ve had inover a year, and the outlook ahead is the brightest we have seensince the pandemic reshaped our world.”Continue reading > SIOR EVENT CALENDARMAY 2021THE PANDEMIC PIVOT CRE MARKETCONFIDENCE SOARS INFIRST QUARTER 2021SIOR SNAPSHOTSENTIMENT REPORT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.TUESDAY MAY 11TH2:00 PM - 3:00 PM - TENANT REP & CORPORATE SERVICES NETWORKING ROUNDTABLES - CLICK HERE THURSDAY MAY 13TH2:00 PM - 3:00 PM - TECHNOLOGY TOOLS TO BETTER YOUR BUSINESS - CLICK HERE THURSDAY MAY 18TH2:00 PM - 3:00 PM - OFFICE MEMBER GROUP NETWORKING ROUNDTABLES - CLICK HERE 36VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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SBA EVENT CALENDARMAY 2021BIPARTISAN MAYORS MEETWITH SBA ADMINISTRATORISABELLA CASILLASGUZMAN, DISCUSS SHAREDECONOMIC VISIONOn April 8, Administrator Guzman met with a bipartisandelegation from the U.S. Conference of Mayors and signed aStrategic Alliance Memo between SBA and USCM that reaffirmsthe groups’ shared commitment to supporting small businessesin cities across the country. Read more about these priorities andmeeting highlights.“It was a privilege to meet with a bipartisan delegation of mayorsto discuss what our nation’s entrepreneurs need to recover andrebuild from this pandemic. I look forward to joining forces withthe U.S. Conference of Mayors in the months ahead as we work tobring back the small businesses and innovative startups thatdefine the character of our nation’s cities, create jobs and build anequitable economy that works for everyone," said SBAAdministrator Isabella Casillas Guzman.Learn more > HOW TO WIN CONTRACTSYou can increase your chance of winning a government contractby researching the federal marketplace and taking advantage ofSBA resources.Find contractsThere are a number of databases you can use to find federalcontracts to bid on. Similarly, there are multiple databases thatgovernment agencies use to find contractors.Dynamic Small Business SearchThe Dynamic Small Business Search (DSBS) is a database thatgovernment agencies use to find small business contractors forupcoming contracts. Small businesses can also use DSBS to findother small businesses to work with.Continue reading > WEDNESDAY MAY 12TH12:00 PM - 1:30 PM - SBA 504 LOAN: WHAT COMPANIES NEED TO KNOW WEBINAR - CLICK HERE 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WEDNESDAY MAY 12TH12:00 PM - 2:00 PM - BUSINESS FINANCE FOR BEGINNERS (SCORE FINANCE 1) - CLICK HERE WEDNESDAY MAY 12TH12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - MAKING YOUR BUSINESS LEGAL - CLICK HERE 37VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42PAY TAXESYour business will need to meet its federal, state, and local taxobligations to stay in good legal standing. Your businessstructure and location will influence which taxes your businesshas to pay.Choose your tax yearYour business is legally required to pay taxes and keepaccounting records on a consistent yearly schedule called a taxyear.Continue reading >

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTIONNEW MEXICOTHE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE ASSOCIATION IS ORGANIZED IS TO PROMOTE COMMON INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS THROUGH MEMBERSHIP,NETWORKING, COMMUNITY OUTREACH, AND TRAINING, AND TO ADVANCE AND MAINTAIN AN ENLIGHTENED UNDERSTANDING OF WOMEN IN THECONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.FIND OUT MORE >MISSION STATEMENTMARKETING: THIS COMMITTEE WILL HELP WITH THE RECRUIT OF NEW MEMBERS AND RETENTION OF CURRENT MEMBERS, AS WELL ASPROMOTING THE WICNM ON SOCIAL MEDIA.PHILANTHROPY: THE PHILANTHROPY COMMITTEE WILL CHOOSE, PLAN AND COORDINATE A CHARITY DRIVE FOR A WORTHY CAUSE THAT THE WICNM WILL DONATE MONEY, WOMEN POWER, OR GOODS.PLANNING: THE PLANNING COMMITTEE WILL ORGANIZE THE WICNM BI-MONTHLY EVENTS, WHICH CONSISTS OF THREE EDUCATIONAL LUNCHESAND THREE SOCIAL GATHERINGS, A HOLIDAY CELEBRATION.GET INVOLVEDCORONA VIRUSCLAIMS MANAGEMENT PPT: DOWNLOAD PDFRESPONDING TO COVID-19 IN THE WORKPLACE: DOWNLOAD PDFTHANK YOUWHETHER YOU HELP THROUGH MONETARY DONATIONS,VOLUNTEERING YOUR TIME, OR SPREADING OUR MISSIONTHROUGH WORD-OF-MOUTH, THANK YOU. WE COULDN'TACCOMPLISH OUR GOALS WITHOUT THE HELP OF SUPPORTERSLIKE YOU.MARKETINGTHIS COMMITTEE WILL HELP WITH THE RECRUIT OF NEWMEMBERS AND RETENTION OF CURRENT MEMBERS, AS WELL ASPROMOTING THE WICNM ON SOCIAL MEDIA.PHILANTHROPYTHE PHILANTHROPY COMMITTEE WILL CHOOSE, PLAN ANDCOORDINATE A CHARITY DRIVE FOR A WORTHY CAUSE THAT THEWIC NM WILL DONATE MONEY, WOMEN POWER, OR GOODS.JOIN NOWJOIN THE BEST ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION NEWMEXICO. WOMEN SUPPORTING WOMEN WITH EDUCATION, NETWORKING ,TEAM BUILDING AND MORE. JOIN NOW BY USING THE LINK ON OURNAVIGATION MENU AT THE TOP.CLICK HERE 39VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Time to vote for the American Subcontractors Association of NewMexico’s 2021-2022 Officers and 2021-2023 Directors Election.Ballots are due no later than 5:00pm on May 12, 2021.One ballot per company. Per ASA-NM By-Laws, only ASA-NM RegularMembers (Subcontractors and Vendors) are eligible to vote in the Officersand Directors election. ASA-NM Partner Members (General Contractors,Architects and Engineers) are not eligible to vote in the Officers andDirectors Election. Click here to vote online or download the Ballot via PDF here If you vote via paper ballot, please return to memberservices@asa-nm.orgor via US Mail to ASA-NM 6820 Academy Parkway East NE, Albuquerque,NM 87109.If you have any questions or if we can be assistance please contact ouroffice at memberservices@asa-nm.org or via phone at 505-220-7024.2021-2022 OFFICERS &2021-2023 DIRECTORSELECTIONAMERICAN SUBCONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION NEW MEXICORECREATIONALCANNABIS: NEW MEXICOCONSTRUCTION SAFETYCOALITION MEETING ISTHIS THURSDAYThursday May 6th, 2021 8:00 am - 9:30 AM RSVP With Your Association Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88457616116?pwd=aVo0SGNjZ2FISCt1OFdSYVA3RXlBZz09Meeting ID: 884 5761 6116Passcode: 360133To Phone In - 1 346 248 77992021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.SAVE THE DATEMAY 13, 2021: ANNUAL MEETING AND ASA NATIONALPRESENTATIONJUNE 10, 2021: GENERAL CONTRACTOR PANEL DISCUSSIONJULY 23, 2021: ANNUAL AWARDS EVENTAUGUST 12, 2021: APPRENTICESHIP/ RECRUITMENT/MENTORSHIPSEPTEMBER 9, 2021: STRESS MANAGEMENTOCTOBER 8, 2021: ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENTNOVEMBER 11, 2021: ALBUQUERQUE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DATES AND TOPICS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. (INFORMATION PROVIDED BY ASA-NM’S EDUCATION, AWARDSAND GOLF COMMITTEES)ANNUAL MEETING AND 2021LEGISLATIVE, REGULATORY &POLITICAL UPDATEASANM Annual MeetingReview of the past year, the road ahead for the year coming, Board ofOfficers & Directors election results etc. & 2021 Legislative, Regulatory & Political UpdatePresented by: ASA National GRC DirectorMike OscarZoom Online Tuesday May 13, 2021 from 12:00 pm to 1:15 pm FREE FOR ALL ASA-NM MEMBERSNON MEMBERS $25.00 PER PERSON Register Online– Once you register online, prior to the meeting you willreceive a separate email containing the link to join the meeting. memberservices@asa-nm.org or 505-220-702440VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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CALL FOR ENTRIES 2021 WMR DESIGN AWARDSEARLY BIRD FEES DUE BY MAY 14 / LATE MAY 28Early Bird Rate code WMRAWARDS2021 at checkout!SUMBISSIONS DUE BY JUNE 7Distinguished Building AwardsUnbuilt Design Awards DESIGN + HONOR AWARDS PRESENTED BYSunwest Construction Specialties SAVE THE DATE SEPT 29-OCT 2AIA EVENT CALENDARMAY - JULY 2021WMR SUMMIT VISION2020(1)WILL BE IN PERSON!!HEALTHIERMATERIALSPROTOCOL2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WEDNESDAY MAY 26TH12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - (1 HSW) FREE - STUCCO ASSEMBLIES - CLICK HERE WEDNESDAY JULY 28TH12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - (1 HSW / 1 GBCI) FREE - EXTERIOR INSULATION & FINISH SYSTEMS (EIFS) - CLICK HERE select safer materials for humans and the environmentdesign and build with healthier materialsunderstand the differences between materialtransparency and chemical avoidanceaddress barriers in obtaining buy-in from peers, clients,and the marketcollectively strengthen the market signal for saferalternative productsMaterials selection is one of the most difficult sustainabilitygoals to track and integrate into the design and deliveryprocess.Opting for healthier materials shouldn’t be a lofty goal for thewell-resourced few. Architects should encourage the selectionand availability of materials that are better for our human andenvironmental health. While case studies exemplifyinghealthier materials projects have been dominated by an all-or-nothing approach, the entry-point for choosing healthierproducts is lower than most think. The new AIA Healthier Materials Protocol was created toprovide clear, practical methods and tools to navigate thismaze and effectively translate awareness to practice. Thedocument provides a stepwise method for setting healthiermaterials goal and criteria definitions, product selection,tracking, and specification, no matter the size and scope of theproject. It also suggests tools and provides examples fromcase studies to assist with each step.The user-friendly guide is written to meet you where you areas an architect or a firm and help you:Learn more > 41VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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2021Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.AGC EVENT CALENDARARPIL - MAY 2021WEBED: TOTAL WORKER HEALTH -REAL-WORLD CULTURE BUILDING TOIMPROVE WORKER SAFETY AND HEALTHMAY 6, 2021 - 2:00PM TO 3:00PMTHURSDAY AUGUST 5TH4:00 PM -6:00 PM - ANNUAL SAFETY AWARDS EVENT - CLICK HERE SPORTING CLAY TOURNAMENT/ ES&H (SAFETY) FUNDRAISER06/11/2021 - 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMVIEW THIS EVENTDESCRIPTION: Work and life regularly can routinely collide for manyworkers. Work in construction can be especially challenging at timesfor workers, managers and owners. The new challenges of a rapidlychanging economy combine with old hazards like injury risk, long workhours, workplace stress, and off-the-job obligations for an unhealthymix. A strategic plan for culture building is a requirement if yourbusiness wants to attract, retain and support the healthiest, mostengaged workforce. What does the latest population health science sayabout optimizing work and work design for better health outcomes andimproved bottom lines? Can we translate this research into policiesand practices so work can actually “work” for all of us? And how can weaddress some of the most urgent threats in our industry – likesubstance misuse and rising suicide rates? This is the critical, must-seesession for workable strategies and real-world solutions from NIOSH.FRIDAY JUNE 11TH8:00 AM - 5:00 PM - SPORTING CLAY TOURNAMENT / ES&H (SAFETY) FUNDRAISER - CLICK HERE 42VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42WIDESPREAD COMMODITYSHORTAGES RAISE INFLATIONFEARSBy Alan Rappeport and Thomas Kaplan, The New York Times WASHINGTON — In a normal year, Ron Whalen, vice president of RogerB. Kennedy Construction, receives one or two “Dear Valued Customer”letters from suppliers notifying him of price increases for certainmaterials. This year, a stack of 30 such warnings sits on his desk inOrlando, Fla., alerting him that things as diverse as lumber, drywall,aluminum and steel are going to cost 10 to 20 percent more.Continue reading > AGC continues to make resources available – which you can share withowners – about construction materials price spikes. A new version ofour Construction Inflation Alert will be released later this week – staytuned!VIEW THIS EVENT

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.43VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42To reduce annually the severity and frequency rate ofinjuries, illnesses and facilities affecting participatingemployers;To increase the number of heavy highway contractors whoimplement effective safety and health programs, includingsafety and health focused training for employees,supervisors and management;To recognize those contractors with exemplary safety andhealth programs and site-specific safety and health plans;To decrease accident and regulatory penalty costs toparticipants; and,To improve the image of, and to increase the public’s trust in,New Mexico’s heavy highway construction industry.2021 Meeting Schedule:February 12, March 12, April 9, May 14, June 11, July 9, August 13,September 10, October 8, November 12All meetings are held at the ACNM office at 8:00 AMHeavy, Highway Construction Safety PartnershipThe Associated Contractors of New Mexico (ACNM) and the NewMexico Occupational Health and Safety Bureau (NM OSHA),mutually recognize the importance of providing a safe andhealthful work environment for New Mexico’s heavy highwayconstruction workforce. The HHCSP Agreement was establishedto encourage, acknowledge and assist New Mexico’s heavyhighway construction industry in their efforts to ensure a safeand healthful workplace for employees engaged in theconstruction of New Mexico's public infrastructure.This initiative represents a welcomed agreement and affords apartnership for voluntary compliance alternatives to thetraditional NM OSHA enforcement activities. NM OSHA andACNM believe that maintaining a focus on safety will save lives,time and dollars. The intended outcome of this focus is areduction of employee injuries, illnesses, deaths, equipmentdamage, workers’ compensation and insurance costs, downtimes and monetary penalties. However, the overall goal of thispartnership is the protection of life, limb and property.Goals of the PartnershipWhat is the process?This multi-platform partnership consists of three (3) levels;Silver-entry level, Gold-transitional level, and Platinum-superiorlevel.The first step is to submit an application packet to ACNM.Next, the verification committee will review the applicationpacket for determination of platform level.Once the verification committee has completed the applicationreview process, an on-site visit is conducted.Upon successful completion of the verification process, acompany is eligible for the partnership benefits for theirqualifying platform level.Learn more > ACNM EVENTS May 2021SAFETY + HHCSPRECREATIONAL CANNABISPRESENTATIONTHURSDAY, MAY 6, 8:00 – 9:30 A.M CLICK HERE FOR ZOOM LINKYour Voice MattersThe Associated Contractors of New Mexico works hard to ensurethe construction industry's voice is heard. Working withnational, state, and local legislative leadership on vital issuesaffecting the construction industry, ACNM provides directaccess to meet elected officials and government decisionmakers, including hands on participation in lobbying efforts andbill creation.Advocating For YouWorking to develop support within the New Mexico constructionindustry for political actions, initiatives, and programs of thechapter and the National AGC, we work to proactively representthe chapter and the industry before state and local governmentbodies.Learn more > ADVOCACYMembership+The Membership Committee promotes the association, itsmembers, and the construction industry through, mentoringprograms, community involvement, and association events. Thecommittee's primary responsibilities include the recruitment ofnew members, the retention of current members, increasingmember involvement with the association, and encouragingnetworking and business relationships between members.Associate Member Advisory Council (AMAC)+The AMAC is representative of the associate members of ACNMwho are the supplier/service providers in the association. Theirgoals are centered on a member to member relationships andfinding ways to market themselves to other companies in theassociation. These committee members often host lunch andlearn.Continue reading > COMMITTEES

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CARNM EVENT CALENDARMAY 20212021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.MONDAY MAY 10TH -15TH NAR: REALTORS LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS - CLICK HERE CCIM NM scholarship opportunities support qualified real estateprofessionals in their efforts to achieve the CCIM designation. Recipientsshould exemplify the high caliber ofprofessionals that comprise the CCIM Institute. Scholarship opportunitiesareannounced annually during the fall via email.Scholarship Program Guidelines:Each applicant should be able to demonstrate a commitment to acommercial real estate career.Each applicant should be able to demonstrate active involvement as adues-paying member with CCIM New Mexico, including attendance atmeetings and voluntary positions.Each applicant will be a Candidate in good standing with both the NationalCCIM Association and the New Mexico Chapter of CCIM (candidacy doesnot apply to applicants pursuing CI 101).For additional information please contact:Clay Azar, Scholarship Chair, at (505) 858-1444Ryan Garcia, President, at (505) 639-9415Chapter scholarships are subject to change at the sole discretion of theChapter Board of Directors and as funds are available.Print FlyerCCIM NM SCHOLARSHIPSThe cornerstone of the CCIM program, the designationcurriculum is designed to equip practitioners with the skillsthey need to profit from the ever-changing commercial realestate industry. Most students will need to complete thesecourses to earn the CCIM designation.Learn more > THE DESIGNATIONCURRICULUM44VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42THURSDAY MAY 13TH8:30 AM - 9:30 AM - CCIM NEW MEXICO BOARD MEETING- CLICK HERE Open to members and non-members, the Ward Center forReal Estate Studies offers webinars, workshops, and onlinecourses on specialized topics.Learn more > THE WARD CENTER FORREAL ESTATE STUDIESThe Code of Ethics is the foundation of the REALTOR®organization and provides the standards of practice andprofessionalism that customers expect and deserve. Thetraining must meet specific learning objectives and criteriaestablished by the National Association of REALTORS®.REALTORS® are required to complete ethics training of notless than 2 hours, 30 minutes of instructional time. Thetraining must meet specific learning objectives and criteriaestablished by the National Association of REALTORS®.Learn more > NAR CODE OF ETHICSCOURSE

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.THE NEW MEXICO UTILITY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION PROMOTES,PROTECTS, AND PRESERVES THE UTILITY CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.OUR MEMBERS ENCOURAGE EACH OTHER’S SUCCESS REGARDLESS OFCOMPETITION AND COME TOGETHER IN RESPECT AND LOVE OF OURINDUSTRY.AS A MEMBER YOU WILL ENJOY MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO NETWORKWITH OTHER COMPANIES SIMILAR TO YOURS AS WELL AS POTENTIALCLIENTS AND CUSTOMERS. NMUCA HAS SIX MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS AYEAR WITH RELEVANT, INFORMATIVE SPEAKERS, AND SEVERALSOCIAL EVENTS INCLUDING THE NMUCA SOCIAL CONNECTION, NMUCANIGHT AT ISOTOPES PARK, JIFFY GOLF, LAST DITCH OPEN GOLFTOURNAMENT AND OUR END OF YEAR DINNER AND SOCIAL.WE’RE SERIOUS ABOUT INFORMING AND EDUCATING OUR INDUSTRYTHROUGH OUR SAFETY COMMITTEE AND EDUCATION COMMITTEE. ASA FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE NEW MEXICO REGIONAL COMMONGROUND ALLIANCE (NMRCGA), WE ARE DRIVEN AND FOCUSED ONDAMAGE PREVENTION, BELIEVE THAT IT IS A SHARED RESPONSIBILITYAND THAT WORKING WITH NM811, THE PRC, LINE LOCATERS ANDFACILITY OWNERS IS KEY TO RESOLVING ISSUES AND MAKING NEWMEXICO A SAFER PLACE TO WORK, LIVE, AND, OF COURSE, DIG!OUR LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS ARE OFTEN VOTED THE NUMBER ONEREASON WHY PEOPLE BELONG TO NMUCA. WE HAVE A LOBBYIST THATCARRIES YOUR VOICE AND HAS INFLUENCE AT THE CITY, COUNTY,STATE, AND NATIONAL LEVEL ON ISSUES AND LEGISLATION THAT WILLAFFECT OUR INDUSTRY. OF COURSE YOU DON’T HAVE TIME TO LOBBYLEGISLATORS AND TESTIFY IN COMMITTEES TO PRESENT YOURCONCERNS AND NEEDS IN REGARDS TO LEGISLATION, RULES,REGULATIONS AND ORDINANCES, BUT WE DO! WE HAVE HAD SUCCESSAND THE ASSOCIATION IS RESPECTED AND SOUGHT OUT FOR INPUTON MANY DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF THE INDUSTRY.CONTINUE READING > 40 YEARS OF NMUCA INPICTURESCLICK HERE TO WATCH YOUTUBE VIDEO > ABOUT US NMUCA NEWSAPRIL 2021DEAR MEMBER,SPRING HAS FINALLY ARRIVED! LET'S CELEBRATE WARMER WEATHERBUT BE AWARE OF DEBRIS BLOWING AROUND IN THE WIND! LASTYEAR, ON MY WAY HOME FROM WORK, A FULLY INTACT TRAMPOLINEROLLED ACROSS FOUR LANES OF TRAFFIC ON UNSER BLVD.AMAZINGLY, NO CARS WERE HIT BY THE ROLLING JUMPER, BUT ITCOULD HAVE CAUSED SOME SERIOUS DAMAGE AND INJURY. ALSO,MAKE GOOD USE OF YOUR EYE PROTECTION WHEN WORKING OUTSIDEON WINDY DAYS TO PROTECT YOUR EYES FROM DUST AND DEBRIS.THE ZIA PARTNERSHIP BEGINS ITS RENEWAL PROCESS IN APRIL. IFYOU ARE INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MEMBER OF THE PARTNERSHIP,PLEASE REACH OUT TO ME SO I CAN SEND YOU AN APPLICATION.THERE IS NO ADDITIONAL COSTS FOR BEING A PARTNERSHIP MEMBER.THE ZIA PARTNERSHIP IS BETWEEN NMUCA AND NM OSHA THATALLOWS NMUCA MEMBERS TO PARTNER WITH NMOSHA AND BUILD AWORKING RELATIONSHIP WITH THEM BASED ON FAIRNESS, GOODFAITH, AND MUTUAL RESPECT WHICH IS MAINTAINED THROUGHHONEST AND OPEN COMMUNICATION.CALL OR EMAIL ME!505 888 0752JANE.NMUCA@GMAIL.COMSTAY SAFE AND SANE! I HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON.- JANENMUCA IS WORKING WITH THE NM BUSINESS COALITION AND SIGNEDON TO A LETTER FEBRUARY 16TH TO THE DWFS REGARDING THE HIKEIN INSURANCE RATES WHICH EMPLOYERS WERE SUPPOSED TO BE"HELD HARMLESS" FROM ACCORDING TO LEGISLATION PASSED AT THE2020 JUNE SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION.LEARN MORE > CHECK YOURUNEMPLOYMENTRENEWAL RATEVOULME 01 | ISSUE 4045VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.State CityCountyPOSTED ON MAY 5, 2021 BY TOBY BURKE AND HAS NO COMMENTThe COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the entire country and the world.Most state and local governments in the United States issued stay-at-homeorders and imposed business restrictions on nonessential services to slowthe spread of the virus. This caused an economic slowdown that initiallyconcerned many state and local lawmakers.Revenue projections from various sectors, such as restaurants, tourism andthe entertainment industry, were lowered. Budgets were restructured toincrease health services and reduce expenditures in order to maintainbalance. State and local governments also turned to Washington foradditional assistance, and they received it.President Joe Biden signed into law the $1.9 trillion American Rescue PlanAct of 2021, which is intended to provide additional relief to both the publicand private sectors impacted by the pandemic. State, local and tribalgovernments received a total of $350 billion in federal relief from the act.The amount of relief received by each state and local unit of governmentcan be found here: State and local governments will receive these funds through theCoronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds, created by Section 9901of the American Rescue Plan Act. This section also establishes theguidelines and appropriate use of these funds. There are commonguidelines for state and local governments to follow in applying thesefunds to cover pandemic related costs and to stimulate economic activityby December 31, 2024. These common guidelines include:Continue reading > THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLANACT OF 2021: WHAT STATE ANDLOCAL GOVERNMENTS SHOULDKNOWPOSTED ON APRIL 29, 2021 BY KATHRYN HAMILTON, CAEAND HAS NO COMMENTThinking of packing suitcase, grabbing your laptop andsetting up shop in a new locale? You’re in good company!One-fifth of adults in the U.S. moved during COVID-19 orknow someone who did, says Pew Research, whether forhealth and safety reasons, or simply because the spacedemands of full-time work from home increased theurgency for more square footage.Since the onset of the pandemic, countless office workershave fled crowded apartments in the urban core and arespreading out in more remote, spacious locations dubbed“Zoom towns.”These hot spots have some things in common: roomyhomes and yards, lower costs of living, and proximity tooutdoor activities, like hiking trails or the waterfront.Ownerly published a list of top Zoom towns, and some citiesare offering incentive programs to attract remote workers:Tulsa Remote offers $10,000 to remote workers whorelocate to the city, with the goal of “enhancing Tulsa’stalented and successful workforce community by bringingdiverse, bright and driven individuals to the city forcommunity building, collaboration and networking.”The Savannah Technology Workforce Incentive reimbursesrelocation expenses for qualified technology workersrelocating to Georgia’s Chatham County, including remoteworkers of technology firms located elsewhere or thoserelocating to take a position with a technology company inthe region.Continue reading > ARE ZOOM TOWNS THENEW BOOMTOWNS?NAIOP EVENT CALENDARMAY 2021TUESDAY MAY 6TH9:00 AM - NAIOP NM RRRT, ZOOM WEBINAR ON THURSDAY, MAY 6, 2021 AT 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM - CLICK HERE 46VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Space Mysteries: Did an unidentified flying object reallycrash land at a New Mexico ranch in 1947, only to behushed up by the government?There is a spaceship that looks like a flying saucer inRoswell. Thousands of motorists drive past it every day,and hundreds of people go inside. It’s on North MainStreet in this southeastern New Mexico city, its metal skingleaming as it basks in the glow of the sun. Its neonlighting burns into the retinas of those who view itthroughout the evening, and it’s rather hard not toadmire. After all, aside from its striking looks, who doesn’tfancy a burger every now and then? That’s right: Thisspacecraft is one of the city’s McDonald’s restaurants. Continue reading > SPACE NEWS: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.A aerospace manufacturer with a presence in Albuquerquehas been awarded a $91 million contract from the U.S. AirForce.Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., which has an office offGibson Boulevard near the Albuquerque InternationalSunport, recently received a cost-plus fixed-fee contract forTrusted and Elastic Military Platforms and ElectronicWarfare System Technologies Resilient and Agile MissionSystems, according to the U.S. Department of Defense.Continue reading > ROSWELL UFO CRASH:WHAT IS THE TRUTHBEHIND THE 'FLYINGSAUCER' INCIDENT?By David Crookes, SPACE.COM05/05//2021AEROSPACEMANUFACTURER WITH APRESENCE INALBUQUERQUE LANDS $91MAIR FORCE CONTRACTBy John Bush, Albuquerque Business First 04/28/2021Did an unidentified flying object really crash land at a ranch near Roswell, New Mexico?(Image credit: Getty Images )ALAMOGORDO — The New Mexico Museum of SpaceHistory, a division of the New Mexico Department ofCultural Affairs (NMDCA), has announced that it will re-open to the public on National Space Day, Friday, May 7.Continue reading > NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OFSPACE HISTORY RE-OPENSMAY 7By Carol A. Clark, LA Daily Post05/02/2021Blue Origin announced plans for its first crewed flight ofthe New Shepard rocket this July, and opened up oneseat to the winning bidder of an online auction.Continue reading > BLUE ORIGIN OPENSAUCTION FOR 1STPASSENGER ON NEWSHEPARD ROCKET TO SPACEIN JULYBy Richard Tribou, Orlando Sentinel 05/05/2021The proposal submitted by the UNM CHILI HOUSE Teamwon first place in the NASA MINDS Challenge, beatingout dozens of other teams across the country. The UNMteam of interdisciplinary researchers based its submissionon teaching robots to take care of plants on Mars – a bigstep towards having viable food available for astronautswhen they land on the Red Planet.Continue reading > UNM PROPOSAL WINSNASA MINDS CHALLENGEBy Rachel Whitt, UNM News04/29/202148VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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BUILTENVIRONMENTSPACEEVENTSNATIONWIDEEVENT INFORMATION MAY BE OUTOF DATE DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS(COVID-19). CONFIRM DETAILS WITHEVENT ORGANIZERS.A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will launch 60 Starlink satellites for the company's broadband network in amission designated Starlink 25. It will lift off from Launch Complex 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Centerin Florida.India's Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mk. 2 (designated GSLV-F10) will launch India's firstGEO Imaging Satellite, or GISAT 1. It will lift off from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota,India.EXPECTED THIS MAYLearn more > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.MAY 15THMercury reaches its highest point in the eveningsky, shining brightly at magnitude 0.3. See it justabove the western horizon right after sunset. View full calendar >MAY 17THA United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket willlaunch the U.S. Space Force's fifth Space BasedInfrared System Geosynchronous satellite(SBIRS GEO 5) from Space Launch Complex 41 atCape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.View full calendar >MAY 11THThe new moon arrives at 3 p.m. EDT (1900 GMT).View full calendar >MAY 26THThe full moon of May, known as the Full FlowerMoon, arrives at 7:14 a.m. EDT (1114 GMT). It willalso be the closest "supermoon" of the year.That night, a total lunar eclipse, also known as a"Blood Moon," will be visible from Australia,parts of the western United States, westernSouth America and Southeast Asia.View full calendar >MAY 16THConjunction of the moon and Mars. The waxingcrescent moon will swing about 2 degrees to thesouth of Mars in the evening sky.View full calendar >MAY 17THMercury at greatest elongation east. Theinnermost planet will reach its greatest easternseparation from the sun, shining brightly atmagnitude 0.3. Catch the elusive planet abovethe western horizon shortly after sunset.View full calendar >49VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42MAY 27THArianespace will use a Soyuz rocket to launch 36satellites into orbit for the OneWeb internetconstellation. The mission, called OneWeb 7, willlift off from the Vostochny Cosmodrome inSiberia.View full calendar >MAY 30THConjunction of the moon and Saturn. Thewaning gibbous moon will swing about 4degrees to the south of Saturn in the dawn sky. View full calendar >

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NEW MEXICO SPACE COMPANIES BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.SPACEPORT AMERICA 4605 Research Park Circle, Ste A, Las Cruces, NM 88001Phone:(575) 267-8500Our Vision is for Spaceport America to become a premier multi-modal Spaceport for point-to-point spacetransportation, aerospace operations, research, development, and testing in support of our Nation’scommercial, civil, and national security space sectors.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITETHE WORLD'S FIRST PURPOSE-BUILT COMMERCIAL SPACEPORTVIRGIN GALACTIC 166 North Roadrunner Parkway, Suite 1C, Las Cruces, NM 88011Phone: (661) 824-6690Virgin Galactic recognizes that the answers to many of the challenges we face in sustaining life on ourbeautiful but fragile planet, lie in making better use of space. Sending people to space has not onlyexpanded our understanding of science, but taught us amazing things about human ingenuity, physiologyand psychology.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITENYSE: SPCE - $20.02 *as of 05/05/2021 11:12 AMBOEING 4411 The 25 Way, Albuquerque, NM 87109Phone: (312) 544-2000With experience gained from supporting every major U.S. endeavor to escape Earth’s gravity, we’redesigning and building the future of safe, assured space exploration and commercial access – even as welead the digital transition of the satellite industry for both government and commercial customers aroundthe globe. CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITENYSE: BA - $229.07 *as of 05/05/2021 11:12 AM51VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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EVENT CALENDAR20212021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.THURSDAY JUNE 3RD8:00 AM - 5:00 PM - SPACEPORT AMERICA CUP - CLICK HERE SATURDAY AUGUST 7TH8:00 AM - 5:00 PM - SMALL SAT CONFERENCE - CLICK HERE MONDAY AUGUST 23RD8:00 AM - 5:00 PM - 36TH SPACE SYMPOSIUM - CLICK HERE Please join the NewSpace Alliance! NewSpace Alliancemembers represent a wide variety of organizations that areinterested in growing the space industry and include thefollowing categories: Company working on spacecapabilities; Government Organization working on spacecapabilities; Economic Development, Industry Association, orPolitical Liaisons; Enabling Company/Organization orSuppliers; and Educational Institutions & Research Centers.There is strength in numbers! We currently have 99NewSpace Alliance member companies and organizations,representing over 4,665 New Mexico employees, and we areadding more every day. Our membership is growing and we look forward tocollaborating with you to grow the space industry from NewMexico for the Nation! Learn more about the NewSpaceAlliance and its members here. KEEPING UP WITHNEWSPACE NEW MEXICO!JOIN THE NEWSPACE NEW MEXICOALLIANCE HERE We are on the cusp of a new Space Age. The space industry anticipatesmore advances in the next decades than we have seen since the launchof Sputnik in 1957.The space industry is becoming less sci-fi and more mainstreamthanks to a new shift toward direct-to-consumer services. Things likevideo calls, inflight WiFi, navigation, driverless navigation and weathermonitoring were initially conceived as space technologies, and are nowused every day down on Earth. Additionally, large internet-providingfleets of commercial satellites are being deployed, bringing the spaceeconomy into the lives of half the planet on a near constant basis,aiding a multitude of applications, such as monitoring water qualityand geological change.Before this growth in private space investment, space revenues wereprimarily from government and telecom industries. Since 2009,funders have invested a cumulative $16 billion in space projects, andthat investment only continues to grow.Our state has some of the best conditions to welcome the spaceindustry’s explosive growth. Here’s why:Continue reading > TOP 7 REASONS NEW MEXICOIS PERFECT FOR THE SPACEINDUSTRYBy Casey DeRaad, New Space New Mexico 53VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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REGIONALSTATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR POTENTIAL NEW JOB OPPORTUNITIES ENABLED BY 5G INTHE UNITED STATES FROM 2021 TO 2025, BY STATE(IN THOUSANDS)BUILTENVIRONMENTAlabamaArizonaCaliforniaConnecticutFloridaHawaiiIllinoisIowaKentuckyMaineMassachusettsMinnesotaMissouriNebraskaNew HampshireNew MexicoNorth CarolinaOhioOregonRhode IslandSouth DakotaTexasVermontWashingtonWisconsin2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 SHOW YOUR SUPPORT & SIGNUP FOR OUR WEEKLY DIGITALMAGAZINE TODAY! CLICK HERE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited. 5G could contribute to a total of over 16 million potential new jobs in the United States (U.S.) from 2021 to 2025. California isthe state where 5G will create the most jobs with an estimation of almost 2.4 million jobs. Texas is ranked second, with 1.36million potential jobs created, followed by New York, which could create 1.2 million new jobs.- S. O'DeaSource: AccentureSurvey by: AccenturePublished by: Bureau of Labor StatisticsRelease date: February 202156VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Feb '20 Mar '20 Apr '20 May '20 Jun '20 Jul '20 Aug '20 Sep '20 Oct '20 Nov '20 Dec '20 Jan '21 Feb '2160 40 20 0 INTERNATIONALSTATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.TOTAL MONTHLY VALUE OF U.S. TRADE IN GOODS (EXPORTAND IMPORT) WITH CHINA FROM FEBRUARY 2020 TOFEBRUARY 2021 (IN BILLION U.S. DOLLARS)Source: US Census BureauSurvey by: US Census BureauPublished by: US Census BureauRelease date: April 2021 This timeline shows the total monthly value of the United States trade in goods (export and import) with China fromFebruary 2020 to February 2021. In February 2021, the total value of the U.S. trade in goods with China amounted to about43.4 billion U.S. dollars composed of a 9.4 billion U.S. dollar export value and over 34 billion U.S. dollar import value.- Yihan MaTotal Exports Imports58VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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The Project work includes installation of storm drainage pipe andretention basins with weed mat and seeding, drop inlets, subgradepreparation, bas course, double chip and seal surfacing, SWPPP planpreparation and maintenance and related construction.Project Red Notes:SUBMIT questions to: Liliana Riveralrivera@rooseveltcounty.comDEADLINE to submit questions: 4.30.2021SUBMIT bids to:Roosevelt County CourthouseProcurement Officer109 W 1st St #106,Portales, NM 88130FEATUREDPROJECT2021-257BSTORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTSPROJECT ROOSEVELT COFAIRGROUNDSScope: PUBLICTotal Planroom Visitors: 287 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALOWNER: PurchRoosevelt County Key InformationBid Date/Time: 5/18/2021 - 02:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 0Memo Count:0Phase: Bidding Stage: Active Status:New Project / First ReportProject Type: Additions / Renovations /UpgradeCategory: Federal / State / MunicipalPublic Funding: YesObtain Plans: EngineerBid Security: 5% Bid BondPlans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign upfor our plan room to viewENGINEER: Lydick Engineers &Surveyors, Inc Address: 109 West First Street, 4thFloorPortales NM 88130Phone Number: (575) 356-5307Mandatory Pre-bid Conference05/04/2021 2:00 PM MSTJake Lopez BuildingRoosevelt County Fairgrounds705 E Lime StPortales, NM 88130Address: 205 E. 2nd StreetClovis NM 88101Phone Number: (575) 762-377162VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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This is a new 6,103 sf Maverik Fuel Station consisting of the c-storeand (2) fueling canopies, commercial court with (14) fuelingdispensers and underground fuel storage tanks.Project Red Notes:Per MEMO 1 : BID DATE & TIME EXTENDED TO 05/10/2021 @ 5:00PMFEATUREDPROJECT2021-2D9FMAVERIK-FLORA VISTAPUBLICScope: Total Planroom Visitors: 382 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALOWNER: Maverik Inc Key InformationBid Date/Time: 5/10/2021 - 05:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 0Memo Count:1Phase: Bidding Stage: Active Status:Memo ReceivedProject Type: New Construction Category: Retail / Tenant SpacePublic Funding: YesObtain Plans: ArchitectBid Security: Bonds may be required.Plans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign upfor our plan room to viewARCHITECT: FFKR ArchitectsAddress: 185 South States StSalt Lake City UT 84111Phone Number: (801) 936-5557Address: 730 Pacific AveSalt Lake City UT 84104Phone Number: (801) 521-618663VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALThis project is Rio Rancho – Popeye’sProject Red Notes:Whitesands Construction is the awarded General Contractor forthis project. This project is for sub-bids only. Please direct all questions to Catlin Currycatlin@whitesandsconstruction.com/Whitesands Construction.FEATUREDPROJECT2021-2CF6POPEYESScope: PUBLICTotal Planroom Visitors: 264 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.OWNER: PopeyesLouisiana Kitchen Key InformationBid Date/Time: 5/5/2021 - 02:00pm MSTPhase: Bidding Stage: Active Status:New Project / First ReportProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Restaurants / CafePublic Funding: YesObtain Plans: ArchitectBid Security: Bonds may be required.Plans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign upfor our plan room to viewARCHITECT: MRP Design GroupAddress: 5505 Blue lagoon DriveMiami FL 33126Address: 3450 Acworth Due West RdBldg 100 Ste 120Kennesaw GA 30144Phone Number: (770) 917-9172GENERALCONTRACTOR: White SandsConstruction, Inc. Address: 3450 Acworth Due West RdBldg 100 Ste 120Kennesaw GA 30144Phone Number: (770) 917-917264VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER FEATURED PROJECTSARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, AND DESIGN GET THE BEST PLAN FOR YOUR CONSTRUCTIONBUSINESS & START THAT NEXT PROJECT! C lick here to try our planroom services free for 3 days2021-2E13 ON-CALL ARCHITECTURAL ANDENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL SERVICESOWNER: Bernalillo County Purchasing A. PURPOSE OF THIS REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSThe Purchasing Section of the Procurement & Business Services Department is requesting proposals forthe establishment of...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS The Pueblo of Jemez Natural Resources Department seeks proposals from qualified civil engineering firmsto provide the following...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-24D0 DESIGN/ENGINEERING FORRECONSTRUCTION OF IRRIGATION DIVERSION DAMOWNER: NMDOT 2021-3002 IDALIA ROAD CULVERT CROSSINGDESIGNThis project consists of final designing the replacement of the Idalia Road Culvert Crossing at the Arroyo dela Barranca and roadside ditch stabilization along both sides of Idalia Rd. The Consultant shall beresponsible for all studies...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS OWNER: City of Rio Rancho BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.65VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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State funding has been secured for a waterline upgrade project at theMoriarty Municipal Airport in central New Mexico.The New Mexico Economic Development Department has announcedthat it is providing up to $283,000 for the project. That support is comingthrough the department’s Local Economic Development Act funding.Located at 506 George Applebay Way in Moriarty, the airport is the thirdbusiest of its kind in the state, with more than 75 hangars. The airportunderwent a nearly $2 million runway resurfacing upgrade in 2010.The $283,000 marks the first time that the Economic DevelopmentDepartment has awarded a grant for a rural infrastructure project.In a press release, the department noted a new focus allowing it to assist“communities with improvements to publicly owned industrialproperties.”2021-30A3: Moriarty AirportWaterline UpgradeSCOPE: State funding has been secured for a waterline upgrade projectat the Moriarty Municipal Airport in central New Mexico.Owner: ---Awarded Architect:---Project Information:EST Bid Date: ---Phase: PreBidStage: Conceptual / No DesignStatus:New Project / Pre-Bid First ReportProject Type: Additions / Renovations /UpgradeCategory: Water Storage / Tanks / DamsPublic Funding: YesPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONMORIARTY AIRPORT TO SEE LONG-PLANNED UPGRADE WORKBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 4/30/2021Photo Credit: City of Moriarty - Moriarty AirportBUILTENVIRONMENTSTATE TO PUMP LEDA FUNDING INTOMORIARTY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FORNEW INFRASTRUCTURE- ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS FIRST MORIARTY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT IS THE LATESTRECIPIENT OF LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTACT FUNDING FROM THE NEW MEXICOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT. THEMONEY WILL BE USED TO HELP UPGRADE THEAIRPORT'S WATERLINE.CONTINUE READING > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.MORIARTY AIRPORT TO IMPROVEINFRASTRUCTURE WITH STATE HELP- YAHOO! NEWSMAY 3—ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND STATE GRANT WILL HELP MORIARTYMUNICIPAL AIRPORT KEEP UP WITH THE PACE OFGROWTH.THE NEW MEXICO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTDEPARTMENT ANNOUNCED LAST WEEK THAT ITHAS AWARDED THE FIRST-EVER RURALINFRASTRUCTURE LEDA GRANT TO THE CITY OFMORIARTY TO EXPAND AND ENHANCE ITSWATERLINE.CONTINUE READING > 66VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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NEW MEXICOACTIVE PROJECTSADDITIONS / RENOVATIONS / UPGRADESITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGVENDOR / PROFESSIONAL SERVICESBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.MATERIAL / EQUIP / SERVICE / INSTALLEST. COST: $8,200,000EST. COST: $250,000EST. COST: $$3,850,000EST. COST: $18,000,000Menicucci Insurance specializes in creating custom insurance solutions for you and your unique business.From plans that cover excess liability insurance to construction equipment, our insurance policies offer awide range of coverage. We are here to protect your interests.We also understand that your needs evolve over time, so we’re always looking out for more opportunities toimprove our risk management strategies. Our expert agents have built Menicucci Insurance's reputation onintegrity and dependability.From small crews to large contractors, we will be by your side.CONTACT USNEW CONSTRUCTIONEST. COST: $13,891,95267VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTACTIVESCOPEOFWORKPRE-BIDMEETINGFault(H-1979-S10)and Brown(H-1497-S) WellImprovements2021-25745/12/20212:00 AM MSTPLANROOMImprovements to Fault (H-1979-S-10) Well Site including a new submersible pump and motor, wellhead improvements,construction of yard piping, process piping and meter vault, combination air/vacuum valve vault, connection to existingtransmission line, installation of instrumentation and controls with power supply, grading and drainage improvements, and sitefencing.$1,300,000The Work includes additions and exterior/interior improvements for the City of El Paso Recreation Centers. The project scopeincludes exterior improvements, concrete, masonry, metals, woods, plastics, and composites, thermal and moisture protection,openings, finishes, specialties, equipment, furnishings, mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.SCOPEOFWORKGrandview andNolan RichardsonRecreation CenterImprovements2021-2CFE5/19/20212:00 PM MST$4,900,0002021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.The purpose of this project is to replace and repair non-functioning treatment process equipment and bring the plant intocompliance with its discharge permit. These improvements will include a new mechanical bar screen, new manual bar screenand a new influent flow meter at the headworks; a new diffused air system for the existing aeration and digester basins; repairand startup of the existing UltraVoilet disinfection system; repair and...SCOPEOFWORKTown of SpringerWastewaterTreatment PlantImprovements2018-90C16/2/20212:00 PM MST$2,000,000ADDITIONS /RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $8.2 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTCLICK HERE CLICK HERE CLICK HERE CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDRECOMMENDED04/14/20212:00 PM MSTRECOMMENDED05/12/202111:00 AM MSTRECOMMENDED04/28/202111:00 AM MSTNEW PROJECTNEW PROJECT68VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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ACTIVE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.MATERIAL /EQUIP /SERVICE /INSTALLESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $250,000EducationPolice / FireHealthcare Parks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Utility / EnergyWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTSCOPEOFWORKPRE-BIDMEETINGAPS-PlaygroundInstallationServices -AsNeeded2021-30035/18/20212:00 PM MSTPLANROOMThis Request for Proposal is for installation of playground equipment, indoor/outdoor equipment/furnishings and playgroundsafety surfacing as needed. This RFP is solely for the installation of equipment that APS will purchase separately and stored at anAPS facility$250,000CLICK HERE CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL69VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTSCOPEOFWORKPRE-BIDMEETINGCity of Clovis ReuseSystem Phase 2Transmission Linefrom...2021-29EA5/19/20212:00 PM MSTPLANROOMProject: The City of Raton plans to construct improvements to 3rd Street from Cook Avenue to Parsons Avenue, Cook Avenuefrom 3rd Street to 2nd Street, Park Avenue from 3rd Street to 1st Street, Clark Avenue from 3rd Street to 1st Street, and SavageAvenue from 3rd Street to 2nd Street. The Project consists of mobilization; milling concrete pavement and asphalt pavement;remove and patch deteriorating underlaying pavement, as necessary; placement of pavement fabric for crack sealing;adjustment of manholes...$3,850,000SITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $3.8 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Airports / Transportation / RailWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTCLICK HERE CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDRECOMMENDED04/28/202111:00 AM MST

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ACTIVE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW CONSTRUCTIONESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $13.8 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireOffice SpaceParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Airports / Transportation / RailWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTSCOPEOFWORKPRE-BIDMEETINGOTOWI WELL #2Well House &Equipment andOTOWI...2021-28DF5/18/20212:00 PM MSTPLANROOMThe project consists of construction of a new Otowi 2 well house, well equipping including in-house piping and appurtenances,well pump, yard piping and connection to existing water line. Otowi 4 well includes electrical equipment replacement. In Specific,the work includes installing and testing the new well pump, with all appurtenances. Well pump appurtenances shall include, butnot be limited to 12-inch interior well house DI pipe and steel pipe, 70-lineal feet of 8-inch PVC yard...$3,000,000The purpose of the Request for Proposal (RFP) is to solicit competitive sealed proposals for the New Mexico Department ofPublic Safety (DPS) District 1 (D1) Headquarters Building project in Santa Fe, NM. All potential Offerors are to read, understandand accept the requirements of this Request for Proposals (RFP). The State of New Mexico, General Services Division, FacilitiesManagement Division received funding for...SCOPEOFWORKNMDPS-District 1Headquarters NewBuilding2021-2C265/19/20213:00 PM MST$7,590,625CLICK HERE CLICK HERE CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALMANDATORY04/27/202110:00 AM MSTMANDATORY04/27/202110:00 AM MSTSCOPEOFWORKLRGPWWA-Central OperationsFacility2021-28D56/10/20212:00 PM MSTThe Project consists of construction of a pre-engineered modular building and a pre-engineered metal building including civil,structural, architectural, plumbing, mechanical, and electrical components..$2,509,327The proposed new 40' x 100' metal building is located at 1761 quay road 59.8. The building will include a concrete slab. Thestructure will include 5 bays with 14' overhead insulated doors, an office area, a restroom with a walk in shower and storageroom the building will be constructed with 3" to 4" fire retardant spray foam insulation and radiant heaters in the bay area withoverhead water fill valves...SCOPEOFWORKVillage of San JonFire Station2021-2E125/26/20213:00 PM MST$792,000CLICK HERE CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED04/14/20211:00 PM MSTRECOMMENDED05/04/202111:00 AM MSTNEW PROJECTNEW PROJECT70VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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ACTIVE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.VENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $18 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Airports / Transportation / RailWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTSCOPEOFWORKPRE-BIDMEETINGNMSU-DesignProfessional-AgmodernizationPhase II2021-2A795/18/20212:00 PM MSTPLANROOMIn general, the scope of work incorporates working with the CMAR and assisting the Owner with site selection, programming,schematic design, design development, construction documents, bidding, and construction administration of projects describedherein.$18,000,000CLICK HERE CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALRECOMMENDED04/22/20211:30 PM MST71VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERPROJECTOWNERApparent LowsApparent Lows1 Low $135,513.00 Adame Construction IncApparent LowsApparent Lows1 Low $1,432,967.00 Sychar LLC2 Low $1,679,172.00 Oldcastle SW Group, Inc DBA Four Corners MaterialsPOST BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSDesign / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingRE-BID WasteTransfer StationTruck Shed2021-22AAPROJECTAWARDMaterial / Equip / Service / Install4/22/2021Acequia de LaCapilla IrrigationPipeline2021-2962 4/26/2021GISD-MESQUITEELEMENTARYSCHOOL BUSDROP OFFPAVING PROJECT2021-26A9Gadsden IndependentSchool District4/26/2021Re-bid for FoothillsDrive EnhancementPhase II2021-29EF 4/27/2021BID DATE City of Artesia Acequia de La CapillaDitch Association 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Construction Reporter Member CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALPREVIOUSLY ACTIVE: 1 Low WestCon Commercial Industries1 Low $121,754.00 Highland Enterprises Inc / Two-Bit Trucking2 Low $130,777.00 Caliper Construction3 Low $141,949.00 J29 EnterprisesCity of Farmington 72VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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POST BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSDesign / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERPROJECTOWNERApparent LowsFinished Water 3A(FW3A) Pipeline2021-1B6CPROJECTAWARD1 Low $17,552,687.00 Smithco Construction Inc2 Low $21,301,983.00 Meridian Engineering Company3 Low $23,727,400.00 Oscar Renda Contracting, Inc.Material / Equip / Service / Install4/28/2021Apparent LowsLine ProtectionPanelLakeview/Vista2021-2D011 Low $107,910.00 Keystone Electrical Manufacturing Co2 Low $111,225.00 McKinley Sales Co3 Low $114,109.00 Western United Electric Supply4/29/2021Apparent LowsCopper Cable ForAnimas Project2021-2C781 Low $774,200.00 CED-Consolidated Electric Distributors2 Low $774,200.00 Western United Electric Supply3 Low $821,450.00 Karish Industries4/29/2021Apparent LowsHigh SchoolGymnasium andElementary Multi-Purpose BuildingRoof Renovation2021-2342 4/14/2021BID DATESHOW YOUR SUPPORT & SIGNUP FOR OUR WEEKLY DIGITALMAGAZINE TODAY! CLICK HERE City of Farmington Tularosa MunicipalSchools City of Farmington Eastern New MexicoWater Utility Authority(ENMWUA) 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited. CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALConstruction Reporter MemberPREVIOUSLY ACTIVE: ESA Construction Inc73VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactNew Futures HighSchool SecurityUpgrades BE-21-0914-ABE-21-0913-BBE-21-0916-AMontgomery Park -irrigationrenovationWAGE DETERMINATIONSAPRIL 26TH 2021 - APRIL 30TH 2021D3 Project OfficeRequestedDateJames Ortega New Mexico Department ofTransportation04/30/2021Arroyo del OsoSecurity upgradesRyan Parks Albuquerque PublicSchools04/30/2021Wage DecisionStatusAlbuquerque PublicSchools04/30/2021Hubert HumphreyElementary SecurityUpgrades Ryan Parks4/21/2021 - 4/22/2022 04/30/2021Freedom HSSecurity Upgrades4/21/2021 - 10/21/2021 04/30/2021eCademy HSSecurity UpgradesRyan Parks 4/20/2021 - 4/21/2022 04/30/2021Dennis ChavezElementary SecurityUpgradesRyan Parks4/19/2021 - 10/21/2021 04/30/2021Loma Linda Park -booster pump Laurie Firor City of Albuquerque04/28/2021UH Main - ReplaceDomestic SoiledPipeUNM Hospitals04/28/2021Laurie FirorCity of Albuquerque04/28/2021Ryan ParksRyan ParksWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision PendingWage Decision PendingWage Decision Pending2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision PendingWage Decision PendingWage Decision PendingWage Decision PendingMarilyn Townsend Bernalillo CountyCibola CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County74VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactFY22 Manhole andValve Adjustmentfor COA StreetRehab Program BE-21-0885-BBE-21-0880-AMesita WasteWater projectWAGE DETERMINATIONSAPRIL 26TH 2021 - APRIL 30TH 2021District 6 - Zone 2RequestedDatePaul Sanchez City of Albuquerque04/28/2021District 6 - Zone 1Paul Sanchez City of Albuquerque 04/28/2021Wage DecisionStatusAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority04/28/2021Exit Signs David ConkleBernalillo County 04/27/2021LightingimprovementsAlbuquerque Public Schools 04/27/2021YSC 1st Floor andJJC 2nd FloorAruba SolutionsWireless ProjectDavid Conkle Bernalillo County 04/27/2021Vista Del NorteParkLaurie FirorCity of Albuquerque 04/27/2021New DustlessCooling Units Greg Van Wart Central New MexicoCommunity College04/27/2021District 6 - Zone 4City of Albuquerque04/26/2021Malcolm BowekatyPueblo of Laguna04/27/2021Eric WilliamsRon GallegosWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision Approved75VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Paul Sanchez BE-21-0886-ABE-21-0889-BBE-21-0897-BBE-21-0891-BBE-21-0905-ABE-21-0910-ABE-21-0911-AWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedCI-21-0894-ABernalillo CountyCibola CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactFY22 Manhole andValve Adjustmentfor COA StreetRehab Program DA-21-0890-ADA-21-0876-ASkinner RoadWAGE DETERMINATIONSAPRIL 26TH 2021 - APRIL 30TH 2021Clovis MunicipalAirport PerimeterFenceRequestedDateLeighAnn Melancon City of Clovis04/28/2021New ElectricalVaultJAMIE WALL VILLAGE OF FORTSUMNER04/29/2021Wage DecisionStatusNew Mexico State University04/30/2021Crisis Triage CenterAccess RouteReconstruction Rene MolinaNew Mexico State University04/30/2021Sunny LaneImprovementsDona Ana County 04/28/2021Johnson LaneImprovementsRene Molina Dona Ana County 04/28/2021East Organ RoadImprovementsRene MolinaDona Ana County 04/28/2021ADA LohmanProject Melissa Torres New Mexico Department ofTransportation04/27/2021Dona Ana JetportApronRehabilitationDona Ana County04/26/2021Ashley LujanCounty of Eddy04/29/2021Ron TarazoffRene MolinaWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision PendingWage Decision ApprovedDonald Bullard DA-21-0906-ADA-21-0907-ADA-21-0908-ADA-21-0909-ADB-21-0917-BCU-21-0899-AWage Decision PendingWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedED-21-0921-ABernalillo CountyCibola CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County76VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactDark Canyon-HidalgoIntersection LE-21-0878-BLE-21-0877-BWill Rogers ESAsbestos RemovalWAGE DETERMINATIONSAPRIL 26TH 2021 - APRIL 30TH 2021N. JoyRequestedDateAshley Lujan County of Eddy04/29/2021Twin WellsAshley Lujan County of Eddy 04/29/2021Wage DecisionStatusCounty of Eddy04/29/2021Hidalgo-West LoopIntersection Ashley LujanCounty of Eddy04/28/2021Standpipe-HidalgoIntersectionCounty of Eddy 04/28/2021Edison ES VCT TileReplacementGene Strickland Hobbs Municipal Schools 04/29/2021Judicial Complex -Lasco - CES HGKathy McLaughlinLea County 04/27/2021Will Rogers VCTTile Replacement Gene Strickland Hobbs Municipal Schools04/26/2021Stone ElementarySchool InteriorSewer ReplacementHobbs Municipal Schools 04/26/2021Gene StricklandHobbs Municipal Schools04/26/2021Ashley LujanAshley LujanWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision Approved77VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Gene Strickland LE-21-0888-BLE-21-0928-BED-21-0901-AED-21-0902-AED-21-0919-AED-21-0920-AWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedLE-21-0874-BED-21-0918-ABernalillo CountyCibola CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactBrewer arenalighting SJ-21-0912-A/CSJ-21-0873-AReplacement &Repairs toPerimeter FenceWAGE DETERMINATIONSAPRIL 26TH 2021 - APRIL 30TH 2021HW2M200803-340215RequestedDateJessica Best New Mexico Department ofTransportation04/29/2021Fort Stanton WaterSystem UpgradesTimothy Roberts Department of CulturalAffairs04/27/2021Wage DecisionStatusLos Alamos County 04/29/2021GroundwaterMonitoring WellsInstallation Azucena VargasCity of Deming 04/28/2021Rebid ofOtero/GreentreeRegional LandfillCells No. 1...City of Alamogordo04/28/2021Water andWastewater SystemImprovements -Upper...Vallee Sain Santa Clara Pueblo 04/29/2021Taxiway BPavementRehabilitationMarta QuirozCity of Portales 04/28/2021CO Housing Waynette Danley Central Consolidated SchoolDistrict04/28/2021City Hall URDCity of Farmington 04/26/2021Sid ThomasNM DEPARTMENT OFMILITARY AFFAIRS04/26/2021Emmanuel AbeytaBob JohnsonWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedKelli Sandoval RO-21-0904-ARA-21-0929-AOT-21-0903-ALI-21-0895-ALI-21-0925-AWage Decision PendingWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedSM-21-0924-ALA-21-0926-ABernalillo CountyCibola CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County78VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactSan Isidro andChappelle RoadwayImprovements SA-21-0879-ASA-21-0875-BRRMS FiberUpgradeWAGE DETERMINATIONSAPRIL 26TH 2021 - APRIL 30TH 2021Mountain View Drand West NationalAve Phase IIRequestedDateMaria Gilvarry City of Las Vegas04/29/2021Mountain ViewPhase IIMaria Gilvarry City of Las Vegas 04/28/2021Wage DecisionStatusSan Miguel County 04/27/2021CrosswalkImprovement at829 and 925Camino del Pueblo Danielle ThreadgillTown of Bernalillo 04/29/2021Sand Filter BuildingRepairsLa Jara Mutual DomesticWater Consumers & MSWA04/28/2021I-25 OGFC mill &inlayRicky Matteson New Mexico Department ofTransportation04/27/202110th Street S.E.DrainageImprovementsAndres SanchezSouthern Sandoval CountyArroyo Flood ControlAuthority04/27/2021Domingo VigilDiversion Structure Thomas Hamm Nacimiento CommunityDitch Association04/26/2021City Hall StuccoProjectCity of Rio Rancho 04/26/2021james ClevelandRio Rancho Public Schools04/26/2021Melinda GonzalesYvette CordovaWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision Approved79VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Anthony Serna-Sanchez SA-21-0892-ASA-21-0893-ASA-21-0898-BSM-21-0915-ASM-21-0923-AWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedSA-21-0872-BSM-21-0887-ASA-21-0922-ABernalillo CountyCibola CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Luna County Otero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactTaos County FirstFloor Jury AssemblyRenovation R@ FireWall... WAGE DETERMINATIONSAPRIL 26TH 2021 - APRIL 30TH 2021Bataan MuseumSecurity SystemRequestedDateLillian Peyton NM DEPARTMENT OFMILITARY AFFAIRS04/28/2021Gym ControlUpgrade -Honeywell - CESHGR. Dorothy Zamora Magdalena Schools 04/29/2021Wage DecisionStatusEighth Judicial DistrictCourt04/27/2021Bernalillo CountyCibola CountyCurry CountyDe Baca CountyDona Ana CountyEddy CountyLea County Lincoln County Los Alamos County Pamela NayBUILTENVIRONMENTLuna County 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision PendingWage Decision ApprovedSO-21-0927-BSF-21-0900-BOtero CountyRio Arriba CountyRoosevelt County San Juan CountySan Miguel CountySandoval CountySanta Fe CountySocorro CountyTaos County80VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER1635 CANDELARIARD NE,Albuquerque, NMGP-2021-17562PP-2021-19654 PP-2021-19644PP-2021-19642PP-2021-19520PP-2021-193071028 ALVARADODR SE,Albuquerque, NM ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSGP-2021-189609700MONTGOMERYBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NMTYPE OFPERMITMURPHY4/28/2021 - 10/28/2021CommercialGP-2021-186871635 CANDELARIARD NE,Albuquerque, NMSURE STAY HOTEL4/27/2021 - 4/27/2022CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTORGP-2021-186834/26/2021 - 4/26/2022CommercialGP-2021-186772510 12TH STREETNW TOWNE PLACE SUITESBY MARRIOT 4/26/2021 - 4/26/2022 Commercial5201 ROMA AV NE,Albuquerque, NM 4/19/2021 - 4/19/2022 Commercial6201 MENAULBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM Towneast ShoppingCenter Partnership 4/30/2021 - 4/30/2022 Commercial8700 EDUCATIONPL NW,Albuquerque, NM Abrazo Homes, LLC4/30/2021 - 5/3/2022 Commercial4701 MONTANORD NW,Albuquerque, NMMesa View MethodistChurch4/30/2021 - 10/31/2021Commercial45 HOTEL CIR NE,Albuquerque, NMVerus Research4/29/2021 - 4/29/2022 CommercialAlvarado LLC4/29/2021 - 4/30/2022Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerCommercialSURE STAY HOTELMANZANO DEL SOLDESIGN PLUS LLCBB RADLEY LLCSUNSHINE PLUMBING &HEATING, INC.BUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.GUZMANCONSTRUCTIONSOLUTIONS LLCConstruction Reporter MemberBALL PLUMBING LLCTNT TECH, LLC82VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER1100 CHELWOODPARK BLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM PP-2021-18851PP-2021-18770EP-2021-19580EP-2021-18966EP-2021-18964EP-2021-189618000 ACADEMYRD NE,Albuquerque, NMALBUQUERQUE PERMITSPP-2021-193071028 ALVARADODR SE,Albuquerque, NMTYPE OFPERMITAlvarado LLC 4/29/2021 - 4/30/2022CommercialPP-2021-192905650 UNIVERSITYBLVD SE,Albuquerque, NMAlbuquerque Studios 4/29/2021 - 4/29/2022CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTORPP-2021-189204/27/2021 - 4/27/2022CommercialPP-2021-18883123 4TH ST SW,Albuquerque, NM Amy Biehl High School4/27/2021 - 10/27/2021 Commercial1500 WYOMINGBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM4/27/2021 - 10/27/2021 Commercial1001 TRAMWAYBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NMPrairie Hills 4/26/2021 - 4/26/2022 Commercial8651 GOLFCOURSE RD NW,Albuquerque, NMTaco Bell4/30/2021 - 4/30/2022 Commercial10224 COORSBLVD BYPASS NW,Albuquerque, NM Walmart 4/27/2021 - 10/27/2021Commercial4700 CUTLER AVNE, Albuquerque,NM4/27/2021 - 10/27/2021CommercialWalmart4/27/2021 - 10/27/2021Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerCommercialGrand View AptEthan ChristopherArizona LLCSIGNART OF NEWMEXICO, INC.SIGNART OF NEWMEXICO, INC.SIGNART OF NEWMEXICO, INC.BUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport VEE-CO PLUMBING ANDHEATING INC.TLC PLUMBING &UTILITYSIGNART OF NEWMEXICO, INC.2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BALL PLUMBING LLCBB RADLEY LLCTLC PLUMBING &UTILITYTLC PLUMBING &UTILITYConstruction Reporter Member83VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Walmart

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER7001 SIGNAL AVNE, Albuquerque,NM EP-2021-18942EP-2021-18933 EP-2021-18876EP-2021-18828EP-2021-18628MP-2021-195308700 EDUCATIONPL NW,Albuquerque, NM ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSEP-2021-174851 CENTRAL AVNW, Albuquerque,NMTYPE OFPERMITTikki Hut 4/19/2021 - 10/19/2021CommercialEP-2021-174842225 WYOMINGBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NMSubway 4/19/2021 - 4/21/2022CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTOREP-2021-174814/19/2021 - 10/19/2021CommercialEP-2021-174304580 NUNZIO AVNW, Albuquerque,NM Learning LabDevelopment PER, LLC4/19/2021 - 4/19/2022 Commercial11816 BADGERMOUNTAIN TRLNW, Albuquerque,NM4/27/2021 - 10/27/2021 Commercial2400 ALAMO AVSE, Albuquerque,NMHoneywell 4/27/2021 - 4/28/2022 Commercial340 EUBANK BLVDNE, Albuquerque,NMJP Morgan Chase Bank 4/27/2021 - 10/27/2021 Commercial4625 EDITH BLVDNE, Albuquerque,NM Atlas ElectricalConstruction, Inc. 4/27/2021 - 10/27/2021Commercial2400 BROADWAYBLVD SE,Albuquerque, NM4/26/2021 - 10/26/2021CommercialAbrazo Homes, LLC4/29/2021 - 5/3/2022Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerCommercialAllergy PartnersPulte HomesB & D INDUSTRIESINCISHC, INC.ATLAS ELECTRICALCONSTRUCTION INC.BUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport SENECA DYNAMICS, LLCHASKINS ELECTRIC LLCELECTRICAL PRODUCTSCOMPANY2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ARCHITECTURALCONTRACTORS INC.ELECTRICALPRODUCTSCOMPANYELECTRICALPRODUCTSCOMPANYSIGNART OF NEWMEXICO, INC.Construction Reporter Member84VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42Bernalillo County

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER1100 CENTRAL AVSE, Albuquerque,NM ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSMP-2021-19516 45 HOTEL CIR NE,Albuquerque, NMTYPE OFPERMITVerus Research 4/29/2021 - 10/29/2021CommercialMP-2021-195099100 MENAULBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NMSt. Luke LutheranChurch 4/29/2021- 10/29/2021CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTORMP-2021-193364/29/2021 - 10/29/2021CommercialMP-2021-18593303 STOVER AVSW, Albuquerque,NM YDI - CENTRO DEAMOR HEAD START4/26/2021 - 4/27/2021 CommercialDemolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerPresbyterian Rev HughCooperBUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.TLC PLUMBING &UTILITYDESIGN PLUS LLCMETAL CRAFTER OFALBUQUERQUE INC.ANDERSON AIRCORPSConstruction Reporter Member85VOULME 01 | ISSUE 422100 LOUISIANABLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM BP-2021-161355520 WYOMINGBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NMJewish CommunityCenter 4/30/2021 - 10/31/2021CommercialBP-2021-15230 6010 COORS BLVDNW, Albuquerque,NMSicily Plaza LLC 4/29/2021 - 5/6/2022CommercialBP-2021-143754/28/2021 - 5/5/222CommercialBP-2021-126033801 UNIVERSITYBLVD SE,Albuquerque, NM JABIL4/27/2021 - 4/27/2022 CommercialTaylor BowyerBENNETTENTERPRISESGENERALCONTRACTOR INCRader Awning &UpholsteringKLINGERCONSTRUCTORS LLCPLUMACONSTRUCTIONSYSTEMS, INC.BP-2021-115311261 JENARO STSW, Albuquerque,NM Verizon Wireless4/30/2021 - 10/31/2021 CommercialTSI TOWER SERVICESINC BP-2021-0990410001 DE VARGASRD SW,Albuquerque, NM CITY OFALBUQUERQUE4/28/2021 - 4/29/2022 CommercialBRADBURY STAMMCONSTRUCTION INC.

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LAS CRUCESPERMITSElectricalPlumbingAlterationMechanicalRe-roofCommercial NewBUILTENVIRONMENTAdditions2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Construction Reporter MemberPERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssueDatePERMITOWNER3231 N MAIN StLas Cruces NM 21OC30032362135 PAYNE StApt 101Las Cruces NMTYPE OFPERMITOMNI AND CENTRESQUARE HOMECOMMUNITY LLC 04/28/2021Commercial 21OC5503290605 JUNIPER AVELas Cruces NMLIFT ARMCONSTRUCTION LLC 04/30/2021CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTOR21CB050325504/29/2021Commercial21OC65033004440 N SONOMARANCH BlvdELas Cruces NM RAWSON GEORGE B04/29/2021 CommercialFYC LLCP.R.H. ELECTRICSMITH AND RAMIREZRESTORATION LLCSPRINGERCONSTRUCTION INCLIFT ARMCONSTRUCTION LLC86VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER1320 EDITH BLVDNE, Albuquerque,NM ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSBP-2020-254279798 COORS BLVDNW, Albuquerque,NMTYPE OFPERMITABRAZO HOMES LLC 4/30/2021 - 10/31/2021CommercialBP-2021-07655Verizon Wireless Verizon Wireless 4/28/2021 - 10/28/2021CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTORBP-2020-478634/28/2021 -10/28/2020CommercialDemolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerCamilo GomezVertical Transport TQM, LLCTI Design Services dbaEric V MunnTSI TOWER SERVICESINCConstruction Reporter Member

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BERNALILLO COUNTYCOMMERCIALLIENS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.DOCUMENTNUMBERLIENRECORDED DATE GRANTOR GRANTEEALBQ CITY ALBQ CITY SOL ASSETS LLC SOL ASSETS LLC 2021047539 BUILTENVIRONMENT2021047598 GARCIA CHRIS S TWOMONTGOMERYTOWERS LLC ALBQ CITY AVE INC 2021048013Subdivision LAS COLINAS DEL NORTE Lot 21 2021047878 2021047778 4/22/2021LAS COLINAS HOAINC 4/22/2021ALBQ MANORNURSING HOME 4/22/20214/22/2021Subdivision ALTAMONT 6 Tract A Lot ASubdivision FAIRGROUNDS Lot 10 Block 1 4/21/2021ALBQ CITY ALBQ CITY EL NEGOCIO INC 2021047359 Subdivision ENCHANTED MESA Lot 1 -10 Block42021047261 4/21/2021ALBQ CITY 4/21/2021PATHWALKER LLC Subdivision PRINCESS JEANNE PARK Lot 1 Block84 ALBQ CITY A1 PROPPURCHASERS LLC 2021047229 Subdivision ALTAMONT Lot 15 Block 18 20210471924/21/2021ALBQ CITY 4/21/2021ANTHEM OIL LLC Subdivision THUNDERBIRD PTNS LANDS Lot A2 88VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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BERNALILLO COUNTYCOMMERCIALREAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS *click document number than click public login to view transaction. **FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, LENDING COMPANY, TITLE COMPANY, AND FURTHER INFORMATION COMING SOON. BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.2021048052Subdivision:WEST WINDS Lot 22 Block 2 4/22/2021Owner: SCHLICHTE MICHAEL Buyer: GRUPO D P LLC 2021048019 Subdivision:SNOW HTS Lot 24 Block 27 SNOW HTS Lot 23 Block 27 PORT 4/22/2021Owner: STRATEGIC CAPITALPTNS LLC Address: 8900 KeystoneCrossing #100, Indianapolis, IN46240Phone: (317) 819-1881Website: CLICK HEREBuyer: GREEN LEAF BUILDERSLLC Address: 1759 BOND SAW PLNW, Albuquerque, NM 87104Phone: (505) 610-11122021047152 Subdivision:NORTH ALBQ ACRES TR A UNIT BLot 14 Block 7 Parcel: 1 NORTH ALBQ ACRES TR A UNIT BLot 13 Block 7 Parcel: 1 PORT NORTH ALBQ ACRES TR A UNIT BLot 19 Parcel: 2 NORTH ALBQ ACRES TR A UNIT BLot 20 Block 7 Parcel: 2 PORT 4/21/2021Owner: MELLOY BROTHERSMOTOR LTD CO Address: 7707 Lomas Blvd NE,Albuquerque, NM 87110Phone: (505) 265-8721Key Principal: Robert E MelloyIndustry: Automobile Dealers,Retail SectorWebsite: CLICK HEREBuyer: VIGIL PETEVOULME 01 | ISSUE 4290VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIALLAND FOR SALE ALBUQUERQUE 401 COORS BLVD SW17.5 Acres $6,000,000BUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTIONCoors Towne Center is Zoned NR-C Commercial RV and Self Storage,High Density Apartments Possible as well as Residential subdivisonPossible. Also allowing medium scale retail, office, commercial andinstitutional uses. Fulfillment Center, Distribution Center This futuredevelopment site has residential and commercial surrounding the site.Growth and area is expanding rapidly. Area Ready for development.Albuquerque Metropolitan population is around One Million. An excitingopportunity for investors and developers.PRICE: $6,000,000LOT SIZE: 17.50 ACNO. LOTS: 1PROPERTY TYPE: LANDPROPERTY SUBTYPE: COMMERCIALPROPOSED USE: RETAILSALE TYPE: INVESTMENTTOTAL LOT SIZE: 17.5 ACOPPORTUNITY ZONE: NOCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.92VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIALPROPERTY FOR SALE SANTA FE 703 CAMINO DE LA FAMILIA9,006 SF I Office/Retail Condo Unit Offered I 6.14 AC$1,739,000BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.DESCRIPTIONCommercial condominium Master Unit B is the entire ground floor of a2-story mixed use building-- Artyard -- located in the much prizedRailyard district, between Whole Foods, Site Santa Fe and the RailyardPark just south of the Santa Fe Farmer's Market. The condo was built as8 units, six currently leased by Railyard Fitness on a month-monthbasis. Each unit has a an overhead door, separate bathroom. Severalunits have showers. The building including Master Unit B is subject to a 50-year ground leasewith four, 10-year options and easements and restrictions of record(ground lease not for sale). All upstairs units are residential and havebeen sold. Basement condo has also been sold. 8 parking spaces on anearby lot are for the exclusive use of condo Unit B. Additional paidparking is available to the north of the building. The property is bank-owned who has indicated that financing could beavailable to a qualified Buyer...Sale Type: Investment or Owner UserProperty Type: Office (Condo)Building Size: 15,710 SFOpportunity Zone: NoYear Built: 2011Price: $1,739,000Price per sf: $193.09Floors: 3CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS102VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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There is currently no vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19).The best way to prevent illness is to avoid being exposed to thisvirus.The virus is thought to spread mainly from person-to-person.Between people who are in close contact with one another(within about 6 feet).Through respiratory droplets produced when an infectedperson coughs, sneezes or talks.These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of peoplewho are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs.Some recent studies have suggested that COVID-19 maybe spread by people who are not showing symptoms.Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or afterblowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.It’s especially important to wash:Before eating or preparing foodBefore touching your faceAfter using the restroomAfter leaving a public placeAfter blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezingAfter handling your cloth face coveringAfter changing a diaperAfter caring for someone sickAfter touching animals or petsIf soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer thatcontains at least 60% alcohol. Cover all surfaces of your hands andrub them together until they feel dry.Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.Inside your home: Avoid close contact with people who are sick.If possible, maintain 6 feet between the person who is sickand other household members.Outside your home: Put 6 feet of distance between yourself andpeople who don’t live in your household.Remember that some people without symptoms may beable to spread virus.Stay at least 6 feet (about 2 arms’ length) from otherpeople.Keeping distance from others is especially importantfor people who are at higher risk of getting very sick.Know how it spreadsEveryone ShouldWash your hands oftenAvoid close contactCLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATIONTo keep you informed, we are posting dailyupdates to our website. Every day brings a newchallenge, and we want to make sure you knowwhat your school district is doing to support ourstudents, families, staff, and community.CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION DAILY POSTS TO KEEP YOU INFORMEDAPS Albuquerque Public SchoolsHOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF &OTHERSCDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention BUILTENVIRONMENT COVID-19 INFOWHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE SICKCDC Centers for Disease Control and PreventionStay home. Most people with COVID-19 have mild illness and canrecover at home without medical care. Do not leave your home,except to get medical care. Do not visit public areas.Take care of yourself. Get rest and stay hydrated. Take over-the-counter medicines, such as acetaminophen, to help you feel better.Stay in touch with your doctor. Call before you get medical care. Besure to get care if you have trouble breathing, or have anyother emergency warning signs, or if you think it is an emergency.Avoid public transportation, ride-sharing, or taxis.Additional guidance is available for those living in closequarters and shared housing.See COVID-19 and Animals if you have questions aboutpets.Symptoms of COVID-19 include fever, cough, or other symptoms.Follow care instructions from your healthcare provider and localhealth department. Your local health authorities may giveinstructions on checking your symptoms and reporting information.Trouble breathingPersistent pain or pressure in the chestNew confusionInability to wake or stay awakeBluish lips or faceCall ahead. Many medical visits for routine care are being postponedor done by phone or telemedicine.If you have a medical appointment that cannot be postponed, callyour doctor’s office, and tell them you have or may have COVID-19. This will help the office protect themselves and other patients.STEPS TO HELP PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 IF YOU ARESICKSTAY HOME EXCEPT TO GET MEDICAL CARESEPARATE YOURSELF FROM OTHER PEOPLEAs much as possible, stay in a specific room and away from otherpeople and pets in your home. If possible, you should use a separatebathroom. If you need to be around other people or animals in oroutside of the home, wear a cloth face covering.MONITOR YOUR SYMPTOMSWHEN TO SEEK EMERGENCY MEDICAL ATTENTIONLook for emergency warning signs* for COVID-19. If someone isshowing any of these signs, seek emergency medical care immediately:*This list is not all possible symptoms. Please call your medical providerfor any other symptoms that are severe or concerning to you.Call 911 or call ahead to your local emergency facility: Notify theoperator that you are seeking care for someone who has or may haveCOVID-19.CALL AHEAD BEFORE VISITING YOUR DOCTORCLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.104VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Gov. Michelle Lujan Grishamon Wednesday said she expects New Mexico to reopencompletely by the end of June if the state reaches its goal ofhaving at least 60% of residents fully vaccinated by then.She made the announcement during a virtual briefing,proclaiming that the state was “conquering COVID.”Lujan Grisham and state health officials said the state’s paceof vaccinations has been as an overwhelming driver for theprogress seen in recent months, with more than 60 peoplevaccinated for every new case of COVID-19 reported.Continue reading > BUILTENVIRONMENT COVID-19 NEWS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Health onFriday announced the updated statewide COVID-19 map,with updated key health metrics used to assign risk levelsto counties under the Red-Yellow-Green COVID-19framework now in effect. The updates to the criteria,announced by the governor and state officials onWednesday, are made as the state’s nation-leadingvaccine distribution effort is over time likely to reduce thenumber of asymptomatic people seeking out andreceiving tests for COVID-19.As of April 30, 24 New Mexico counties are at theTurquoise Level and six are at the Green Level, at whichthere are fewer restrictions on commercial and day-to-day activities amid decreased virus risk. 30 of 33 NewMexico counties are at the least restrictive levels.Three counties are at the Yellow Level as of April 30. Zerocounties are at the Red Level, signifying highest risk.Continue reading > UPDATED RED-YELLOW-GREEN-TURQUOISECRITERIA NOW IN EFFECTBy City of Las Cruces 04/30/2021GOVERNOR: VACCINEPROGRESS MEANS NEWMEXICO CAN OPEN SOONBy Susan Montoya Bryan, AP News04/28/2021The University of New Mexico today released plans for itsreturn to main campus this summer. UNM is tentativelytargeting Monday, Aug. 2 as its return for mostly in-person operations. UNM began remote work operationsdue to the COVID-19 pandemic on March 17, 2020.UNM Health Sciences Center has largely returned to fulloperations already and will continue to follow UNM HSCguidance.“Our plans are based on the assumption that public healthconditions will continue to improve and that a significantproportion of our students, faculty and staff will bevaccinated by the beginning of the Fall 2021 semester,”said UNM President Garnett S. Stokes in a campus-wideemail.Current main campus plan details are outlined below andwill continue to be updated on the refreshed BringingBack the Pack website, under The Pack is Back: A SafeReturn to Campus.Continue reading > UNM PLANS CAMPUSRETURNBy UNM Newsroom05/03/2021WASHINGTON — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration isexpected to authorize Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine foryoungsters ages 12 to 15 by next week, according to afederal official and a person familiar with the process, settingup shots for many before the beginning of the next schoolyear.Continue reading > FDA EXPECTED TO OKPFIZER VACCINE FOR TEENSWITHIN WEEKBy Zeke Miller, Santa Fe New Mexican05/03/2021FILE - In this April 26, 2021, file photo, East Hartford High School senior Sudeen Pryce, right,center, receives support from classmate Alexia Phipps, left, East Hartford High SchoolIntervention Coordinator Mark Brown, second from left, and EMT Katrinna Greene, top right, ofManchester, as RN Kaylee Cruz of Bristol administers the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine to Pryceat a mass vaccination site at Pratt & Whitney Runway in East Hartford, Conn. The U.S. Food andDrug Administration is expected to authorize Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for young adults aged12 and older by next week, setting up shots for many before the beginning of the next schoolyear.105VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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A male in his 80s from Lea County. The individualwas hospitalized.A female in her 90s from Lea County. The individualhad underlying conditions.A female in her 60s from San Juan County. Theindividual had underlying conditions.A male in his 70s from Valencia County. Theindividual was hospitalized and had underlyingconditions. The individual was a resident of the BelenMeadows Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center.May. 4 are:88101 – 1387105 – 1287114 – 1287401 – 1287121 – 1087109 – 987120 – 887107 – 788130 – 787111 – 6The number of deaths of New Mexico residents relatedto COVID-19 is now 4,083.The ten ZIP codes across the state with the most COVID-19 cases on Tuesday,Daily case counts and test numbers are raw data basedon information the state receives today – meaning datathat has not yet been scrutinized to identify potentialduplicates or late-arriving positives or negatives. Bycontrast, the Red Yellow Green county-level analysisprovides a highly accurate picture for a two-week periodof time.Previously reported numbers included fourteen casesthat have been identified as duplicates (one in BernalilloCounty, four in Doña Ana County, two in Luna County,one in Quay County, two in Taos County, two in UnionCounty, two in Valencia County); and one in BernalilloCounty that has been determined to be an out-of-stateresident – these have now been corrected. Including theabove newly reported cases, New Mexico has now had atotal of 198,576 COVID-19 cases:Continue reading > 93 new cases in Bernalillo County1 new case in Chaves County15 new cases in Curry County13 new cases in Doña Ana County3 new cases in Eddy County1 new case in Grant County2 new cases in Lea County2 new cases in Lincoln County6 new cases in McKinley County3 new cases in Otero County7 new cases in Quay County4 new cases in Rio Arriba County7 new cases in Roosevelt County7 new cases in Sandoval County37 new cases in San Juan County9 new cases in Santa Fe County1 new case in Sierra County1 new case in Taos County1 new case in Torrance County6 new cases in Valencia CountyA male in his 50s from Curry County. The individualwas hospitalized and had underlying conditions.A female in her 70s from Curry County. Theindividual was hospitalized and had underlyingconditions.A male in his 30s from Doña Ana County. Theindividual had underlying conditions.A male in his 50s from Doña Ana County. Theindividual was hospitalized and had underlyingconditions.A second male in his 50s from Doña Ana County.The individual was hospitalized and had underlyingconditions.A male in his 60s from Lea County. The individualwas hospitalized and had underlying conditions.Ten additional COVID-19 deathsSANTA FE – New Mexico state health officials onTuesday announced 219 additional COVID-19 cases.Per the state Department of Health, the most recentcases are:The Department of Health on Tuesday reported tenadditional deaths in New Mexico related to COVID-19:BUILTENVIRONMENT COVID-19 UPDATE NEW MEXICO COVID-19UPDATE: 219 NEW CASES,TOTALING 198,576By NM Department of Health05/04/20212021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.106VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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THEFT&SECURITY NEW MEXICOSTOLEN CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT LET US HELP YOU RECOVER YOUR STOLENPROPERTY AND PROTECT YOUR ASSETS! SENDUS YOUR INFORMATION AND WE'LL POST ITHERE FREE OF CHARGE! BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.3 inches4 inchesPLACE YOUR AD HERECALL US AT (505) 243-9793FOR PRICINGMessage from APDAlbuquerque, NMDate Entered: 4/20/2021 12:41:12 PMMessage: Good Afternoon, my name is LukeC. Languit, I am a APD Commander assignedto the Investigative Bureau. Over the last yearthe pandemic has definitely been difficult andchallenging, I can only imagine the impact ithas had on your businesses and employees. Iam hoping we move into the "green" as we geta handle on COVID and we can get back tooperating under normal conditions. Hopefullythis is soon, so we at APD have been planningthe logistics for efficient and effectivecommunication with all of you, and also ourlaw enforcement responses and investigativeresponses to support you. My email isllanguit@cabq.gov and my phone number is(505)228-4259. My Lieutenant is Tim Apodacaand his email is tapodaca@cabq.gov and hisphone number is (505)332-5240. We lookforward to working with each of you andreducing crime at your businesses and jobsites. Thank you and be safeClick here to view>108VOULME 01 | ISSUE 42

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