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Although acknowledging that Covid-19 as it has related toColorado was a downer, Patrick Meyers says that even so,the pandemic prompted his agency to better focus on smallbusinesses.“We had to both decrease and then later increase ourbudget and programming,” notes Meyers, the executivedirector of the Colorado Office of Economic Development& International Trade.That varied response came as OEDIT tried to get a feel forwhat early on was anticipated to be a decease in State ofColorado revenue. But as things worked out, recalls Meyers, state revenueproved more resilient than anyone in the spring of 2020could have imagined, buttressed in part by the “unplannedavailability of hundreds of millions of dollars in federalfunds.” Throughout the year, OEDIT spearheaded any number ofbusiness emergency relief programs, including an effortoffering technical assistance to businesses trying to obtaincrucial Paycheck Protection Program loans.The department also, notes Meyers, provided funding to“small and underserved businesses in partnership withphilanthropic organizations via grants, loans, and liquidityfacilities.”Continues Meyers: “We focused on hard hit sectors inparticular, like creative organizations, artists, tourism-related businesses, rural movie theaters and restaurants.”“We also collaborated with the state treasurer, privatesector lenders and private philanthropic actors to createthe CLIMBER Fund, which supports small and mid-sizedbusinesses across Colorado that were financially strongpre-Covid,” says Meyers.Also known as Colorado Loans to Increase MainstreetBusiness Economic Recovery, the CLIMBER Fund has madeavailable up to $250 million in working capital loansspecifically for Colorado small businesses hit hard by thepandemic.Last year was a year with many complex issues confrontingAmericans and Coloradoans all at the same time: Meyers notesthat his office “Added a substantial focus on equity andunderserved businesses as some of the long-standing economicbarriers that impact historically socially and economicallydisadvantaged communities came even more into focus.”One of the most durable public/private outreach efforts inColorado, the OEDIT program is also unique among stateeconomic development agencies in the country for its emphasison establishing relations with foreign countries, thus the“International Trade” part of the department’s title.That emphasis, notes Meyers, plays out in several ways:“Through our Global Business Development division, we work toelevate the profile of Colorado’s economy, workforce, andproducts on a global stage.”“For example,” Meyers explains, “we promote foreign investmentinto Colorado by leveraging industry and diplomatic networksand arranging high-level engagements such as outboundinvestment missions as well as inbound business and foreigngovernment delegations.”Such missions have also seen Colorado Governor Jared Polistaking trips to and drumming up trade relations for the state inAustralia, India, and New Zealand.Meyers was appointed as the new head of OEDIT by Polis inApril, taking on a big department with a big agenda. Formerly working for the popular Denver-based Quiznossandwich chain before ultimately becoming the company’sowner, Meyers has also served as a partner, managing director,and chief legal officer for the investment firm Consumer CapitalPartners, which is also headquartered in Denver. He subsequently served for two years, from 2017 to 2019, aschief of staff to former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper. What he calls his “blended public service and private sectorbackground,” says Meyers, has spurred him to seek “diverseperspectives to find solutions that achieve collective goals.”“In addition to perspective,” says Meyers, “good people are key.I’ve found that by investing in and empowering smart, capablepeople, we can create high performing teams that accomplishgreat things.”In his new job at OEDIT, Meyers is also heading up a departmentthat in recent years has placed an increasing emphasis on ruraleconomic development, a terrain that is sometimes overlookedby state agencies.That emphasis is anything but accidental.2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTSPOTLIGHTCOLORADO ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT MAY HAVEBEEN ENHANCED BYPANDEMIC, SAYS NEWDIRECTORBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter06/16/2021 RETURN TO NAVIGATION >

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In the last decade, Colorado has invested some 14% more inrural counties than in the more developed counties of theFront Range.“Rural communities don’t benefit from the economics ofscale or diversification that is found in larger, metropolitancommunities,” says Meyers. In addition, he notes, those same areas face “a lack ofconnection to comprehensive economic development andbusiness support services, and an overreliance on a singlekey industry, which makes them less resilient to economicshocks.”In response, OEDIT’s principal focus has been not justtrying to connect rural areas of Colorado with thedepartment’s various divisions, all of which have “programsand incentives targeted toward supporting rural economicand business support initiatives,” but also putting thoseareas in touch with the services of everything from theColorado Department of Labor and Employment, as well asthe Department of Local Affairs, and Colorado Housing andFinance Authority.This holistic approach has seen the creation of the RuralColorado Covid-19 Regional Resiliency and RecoveryRoadmaps, a $3.1 million technical assistance resiliencyplanning grant initiative focusing on relief, recovery,diversification, and long-term resilience.Acknowledging that the always-growing Colorado isconsistently regarded by analysts as a “business-friendly”state, Meyers says that reputation is “what gets us ‘at bat’ interms of competition.” And “the more ‘at bat’s’ you get, the more opportunity youhave to win deals.”Even so, insists Meyers, the state cannot rely alone on itsreputation.“Industry diversification, a highly-educated workforce, acentrally located geography and high quality-of-life are thetrue drivers of our economic success.”The “business-friendly” environment, adds Meyers, is thelinchpin that “helps us to keep our existing economic baseand grow it.” 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.STORY CONTINUED: COLORADOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MAYHAVE BEEN ENHANCED BYPANDEMIC, SAYS NEWDIRECTORPatrick Meyers THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTSPOTLIGHTCOMING UP: NM, AZ, & COECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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INDUSTRYNEWS QUICK LINKSBIG SANTOLINA RESIDENTAIL COMMUNITYPROJECT COULD SEE CONSTRUCTION OF SOLARFARM AND LANDFILLBIG SANTA FE CAMPUS REDEVELOPMENT MAYSEE BUILDING DEMOLITIONMAYOR TIM KELLER, COUNCILOR DIANE GIBSON,CITY LEADERS BREAK GROUND ON LOS ALTOSPARK IMPROVEMENTS PHASE 1INSTALLATION OF SPORTS NETTING AT LIONSPARK HANDBALL COURTSBERNCO ARTS BOARD APPROVES TINY HOMEVILLAGE ART PROJECTMAX Q MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT NEARKIRTLAND EXPECTED TO BREAK GROUND INAUGUSTNEW MEXICO19CONSTRUCTIONBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.6VOULME 01 | ISSUE 4810LEGISLATION: NEW MEXICOBERNCO COMMISSION SEEKSNOMINATIONS FOR OPEN LEGISLATIVESEATNEW MEXICO LOTTERY SCHOLARSHIPTO COVER FULL BASE TUITION IN 2021-22EPA TO REPEAL CONTROVERSIALWATER RULE IMPACTING NEW MEXICOGOV. ANNOUNCES REVIEW, REFORM ATLABOR AGENCYNEW MEXICO EDUCATION DEPARTMENTMISTAKE SHUFFLES $35 MILLIONNEW MEXICO11WEEDFEED CANNABIS BILL SPONSOR PLANS POTLAW FIRMENTREPRENEURS CAN'T FIND SPACE TOGROW CANNABISTHE WORKFORCE IS TESTING POSITIVEFOR MARIJUANA AT VERY HIGH LEVELSNEW MEXICOPUEBLO COUNTY MOVING CLOSER TOCONSTRUCTION OF NEW RECREATION CENTER$7 BILLION EXXON PLASTICS PLANT NEARINGCOMPLETION IN PORTLAND, TEXASTEXAS GOVERNOR VOWS TO CONTINUE BORDERWALL CONSTRUCTIONDENVER WATER IS REPLACING DECADES-OLDTOXIC LEAD PIPES FASTER THAN EXPECTEDOSHA: EMPLOYERS MAY RELAX COVID-19MEASURES IN FULLY VACCINATEDWORKPLACESCONSTRUCTION GROUP PRAISES DECISION TOEXCLUDE CONSTRUCTION FROM THE COVID-19EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STANDARDREPORT: MOST LNG PROJECTS WON'T GET BUILTDOES YOUR SAFETY REPORT CARD HAVE THREEFS?FACILITY MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICE:CELEBRATE YOUR STAFFSHOULD REMOTE WORK AND A CHEAPER COSTOF LIVING MEAN A PAY CUT?SOUTHWESTNATIONALTRENDS21CONSTRUCTION

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INDUSTRYNEWS QUICK LINKSBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.52COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE,LENDING &PROPERTY MANAGEMENTCOTTONWOOD MALL OWNERWASHINGTON PRIME FILES FORBANKRUPTCY REORGANIZATION,SECURES $100M IN FINANCINGALBUQUERQUE REAL ESTATE GROUPSOPEN HOME2SUITES IN SOUTHERN NEWMEXICOCOMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SEES PEAKNUMBER OF SALES FOR 202111 PREDICTIONS FOR INNOVATION INCOMMERCIAL REAL ESTATENEW MEXICO26ENERGYECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SECRETARY:FUEL STANDARDS 'DEFINITELY'PRIORITY FOR N.M. IN 2022STUDY: PNEUMATIC CONTROLLERS,WELLBORE LIQUIDS UNLOADING MAKEHILCORP THE TOP METHANE EMITTERLNG PROPONENTS SAY EXPORTS COULDREDUCE EMISSIONS, BUT CRITICS CALLIT A BRIDGE TO NOWHEREREPORT: NEW MEXICO THREATENSNORTH DAKOTA’S NO.2 OIL RANKINGNEW MEXICO45SPACE: NEW MEXICONASA’S SCIENTIFIC BALLOON PROGRAMTAKES FLIGHT FROM NMNEXT CST-100 STARLINER TEST SETFOR THE END OF JULYSPACE STARTUPS SELECTED FORAMAZON WEB SERVICES ACCELERATORSPACE MUSEUM GARNERS GRANT TODIGITIZE 60S ERA SPACE FILMSNEW MEXICO7VOULME 01 | ISSUE 4824ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGNGOTTFRIED BOEHM, ARCHITECT OFCONCRETE CHURCHES, DIES AT 101IN-DEPTH WITH ARCHITECTURALRESEARCH CONSULTANTS INC.UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SELECTSSTUDIO MA FOR COLLEGE OF FINE ARTSMASTER FACILITY PLANNEW MEXICO HILTI OFFICIALLY RELEASES EXO-01EXOSKELETON, NAMES PRICEWIND TURBINES FUEL CONSTRUCTIONCRANE GROWTHNMSU FIX PROGRAM MANUFACTURESPROTOTYPE FOR HEAT TRANSFERSTARTUP IN THE BORDERPLEXNATIONAL25VENDORS / SUPPLIERS

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The Democratic and Republican senators pitching aninfrastructure deal face early hurdles in pushing theirroughly $1 trillion plan through Congress.Continue reading > NEW MEXICO & NATIONALLEGISLATION ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico utilityregulators have nearly a year to create a set of rules forgoverning community solar projects in the state. Bututilities say they are already being flooded withapplications and requests for interconnection fromprospective developers.Continue reading > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BUILTENVIRONMENTHave a story or a lead let? Let us know byemailing magazine@constructionreporter.comSENATORS FACEROADBLOCKS TO PASSINGBIPARTISANINFRASTRUCTURE PLAN ASOPPOSITION MOUNTSBy Jacob Pramuk, CNBC06/15/2021NEW MEXICO WEIGHSRULES FOR COMMUNITYSOLAR PROGRAMBy Susan Montoya Bryan, AP News06/16/2021Copyright: The Washington Post10VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48The Senate Commerce Committee approved a bipartisan$78 billion transportation funding bill on Wednesdaydesigned to boost the competitiveness of the nation’sfreight networks, improve its passenger rail system andmake highways safer.Continue reading > SENATE COMMITTEEAPPROVES BIPARTISAN$78 BILLION RAIL ANDTRANSPORTATION SAFETYBILLBy Ian Duncan, Washington Post06/16/2021WASHINGTON DC, June 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)-- Today, the Senate Commerce, Science, andTransportation Committee passed S. 2016, the SurfaceTransportation Investment Act, which includes multipleprovisions that will allow the continued development ofhyperloop in the United States, with bipartisan support.“We applaud Chairwoman Maria Cantwell (D-WA),Ranking Member Roger Wicker (R-MS), and all theMembers of the Committee for their inclusion ofprovisions that will further the advancement and growthof the hyperloop industry,” said Sir Richard Branson,Founder of the Virgin Group. “This is an important step tobringing hyperloop travel to Americans across thecountry.”Continue reading > SENATE COMMITTEEPASSES INFRASTRUCTUREBILL SUPPORTING THECONTINUEDDEVELOPMENT OFHYPERLOOPBy Global News Wire06/16/2021

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SANTA FE – Just weeks before a bill legalizingrecreational cannabis in New Mexico takes effect,one of the new law’s primary legislative sponsors hasannounced she is opening a “full-service” marijuanalaw firm.The disclosure by Sen. Katy Duhigg, D-Albuquerque,could renew debate over the state’s citizenLegislature – New Mexico is the only state that doesnot pay its lawmakers a salary – and prompt conflictof interest questions.Duhigg said Tuesday the idea of a legal practicefocused on the state’s new weed industry was not onher mind during this year’s 60-day legislative sessionand a special session called shortly thereafter, butemerged as a possibility in recent weeks.“Certainly, had I been planning this when the billwent through I would have disclosed it,” Duhigg toldthe Journal.She also said she would disclose her legal work oncannabis-related issues if bills dealing with thefledgling industry are proposed at the Roundhouse incoming legislative sessions...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.comCANNABIS BILL SPONSORPLANS POT LAW FIRMBy Dan Boyd, Albuquerque Journal06/08/2021John Garcia was all for recreational marijuana beinglegalized."It's about time,” he said.” I was very excited. I think NewMexico will be on the forefront of the cannabis industrygoing forward.”As a minority entrepreneur, he saw it as an opportunityand used his life savings to get started. But now he has hita snag."We need a place to grow our product,” Garcia said. “Oncewe have spoken to the owners of the buildings and madethis offer to them, once they find out we are going to begrowing cannabis they hesitate and back off.”Continue reading > ENTREPRENEURS CAN'T FINDSPACE TO GROW CANNABISBy T.J Wilham, KOAT 706/11/2021Sen. Katy Duhigg, D-Albuquerque, shown in March during Senate debate of a bill toexpunge cannabis-related criminal convictions, recently announced she is openinga law firm that will focus on helping smaller cannabis start-ups. (EddieMoore/Albuquerque Journal)The COVID-19 pandemic did not dampen workforce drugtesting positivity for marijuana, which continued toincrease last year in the general U.S. workforce, accordingto a new analysis released on May 26 by QuestDiagnostics. The company said it’s the first large-scaleanalysis of de-identified results of laboratory workforcedrug tests performed during the COVID-19 pandemic.The overall positivity rate in the combined U.S. workforcebased on more than seven million urine drug testscollected between January and December 2020 wasdown only slightly in 2020 (4.4%) compared to 2019(4.5%, a sixteen-year high).Positivity in the federally mandated, safety-sensitiveworkforce based on more than 2 million urine drug testsdeclined 8.3% (2.4% in 2019 versus 2.2% in 2020) but wasstill 10% higher than the 2016 rate (5 years prior).In the general U.S. workforce, positivity increased 3.8%(5.3% in 2019 versus 5.5% in 2020) and was 12.2% higherthan in 2016. Continue reading > THE WORKFORCE ISTESTING POSITIVE FORMARIJUANA AT VERY HIGHLEVELSBy EHS Today Staff06/15/202111VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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INDUSTRY BRIEFING NEW MEXICO: PROFESSIONALS, COMPANYAWARDS, AND IMPORANT UPDATESShare with us your company's good news! We'llpost it here! BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.MILITARY VETERAN RUNS FORNEW MEXICO GOVERNOR ASREPUBLICANAP NewsSANTA FE, N.M. (AP) —Investment adviser andWest Point graduateGreg Zanetti ofAlbuquerque says he’llseek the Republicannomination forgovernor of NewMexico in next year’selection.Continue reading > TURNER OVERTAKES BECHTEL ASTHE COUNTRY'S TOP CONTRACTORConstructionDiveNEW MEXICO ONCE AGAINRECOGNIZED FOR NETFLIXEXPANSIONNew Mexico PartnershipGreg Zanetti Permission granted by Turner ConstructionWith more than $14billion in revenue,Turner Constructionhas overtaken Bechtelas the largestcontractor by revenue,according toEngineering News-Record's Top 400contractors list for2021. Bechtel had heldthe top spot for thepast two decades.Continue reading > June 11th, 2021 –Shortly after beingrecognized as one ofSite Selection’s Top 20Deals in North America,the State of NewMexico, City ofAlbuquerque, andNetflix are once againreceiving internationalrecognition...Continue reading > Credit: ABQ JournalSTANSBURY TO RESIGN FROMSTATE HOUSE, BE SWORN INTOU.S. HOUSENM Political ReportNew Mexico stateRepresentative MelanieStansbury announcedher resignation fromthe state House. Theresignation will beeffective Monday, thesame day Stansbury willbe sworn into the U.S.House after a landslidespecial election victoryearlier this month.Continue reading 12VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48Rep. Melanie Stansbury

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The massive Santolina master planned community on thefar southwest side of Albuquerque may eventually also bethe home to both a solar farm and landfill.Western Albuquerque Land Holdings, the companydeveloping a project that is expected to see theconstruction of more than 38,000 homes, has petitionedthe Bernalillo County Planning Commission to allow forup to 6,400 acres of the site to be devoted to a solar farm.The company also hopes to win approval for the creationof a landfill that would comprise some 300 acres.Both projects would be developed on the site via special-use permits.Plans for the 13,700-acre Santolina project wereapproved by members of the Bernalillo County Board ofCommissioners in the summer of 2015, after weeks ofcontentious debate sparked by opponents who said thedevelopment, with a town center and several businessparks, would have a damaging impact on the metro area’swater supply.The project, which is expected to take up to 50 years tofully build out, has since been the subject of extendedlitigation.Western Albuquerque Land Holdings has previously beenunsuccessful in trying to obtain approval from theplanning commission to build the solar farm and landfill asa form of interim land use.The company had planned to make a presentation to theplanning commission on June 2, but instead asked for atwo-month deferral allowing it to reschedule for thatbody’s August 17 meeting.In the ongoing process to repurpose a 64-acre campus inSanta Fe, city officials are contemplating the demolition of aseries of buildings deemed as either out of date or withenough structural issues as to make their upgrading tooexpensive.The campus is the former home of the Santa Fe University ofArt and Design located at 1600 St. Michael’s Drive. Theschool closed its doors in the summer of 2018 for financialreasons.In the three years since, city officials have been engaged inan extensive process, with an emphasis on public input, toreimagine the campus.Those discussions have primarily focused on turning thecampus into a mixed-use site, with offices, retail, housing,and public open space.To that end, a potential partner, the Dallas-basedKDC/Cienda Partners, earlier this year exercised an optionnot to proceed with the redevelopment of the campus,noting, among other things, that it would cost up to $30million to demolish certain structures described as“obsolete.”To make the campus more economically appealing for anoutside developer, the city may ultimately call for thedemolition of up to 16 structures there.Altogether, the campus has just over 30 buildings of varyingsizes, some dating to the mid-1940s when the site was thehome to the former St. Michael’s College.Those buildings include structures housing administrativeoffices, dormitories, a library, fitness center, studio, andtheater.An appraisal done for the city in 2017 by the real estateservices and investment firm CRBE noted that the campushad seen more than $16.6 million in “renovations, upgradesand repairs between 2009 and 2014.”It is not yet known when a demolition plan for the campuswill be put into effect, and which buildings specially will berazed.CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.BIG SANTOLINARESIDENTAIL COMMUNITYPROJECT COULD SEECONSTRUCTION OF SOLARFARM AND LANDFILLBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter06/14/2021BIG SANTA FE CAMPUSREDEVELOPMENT MAY SEEBUILDING DEMOLITIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter06/11/202119VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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CONSTRUCTION: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Demolition and reconstruction of the softball fieldsConstruction of 5 new softball fields with 300’outfield fences with up 150 spectators per fieldConstruction of a new Restroom and CommunityBuilding with concessions, multipurpose meetingrooms to support regional softball tournaments andcommunity eventsNew and improved vehicle access within the park andnew parking around the perimeter of the complex toavoid pedestrian conflictsConstruction of a pedestrian “spine” or promenaderunning through the middle of the complex withseating, shade and food truck parking for regionaltournaments and community events.Mayor Tim Keller, District 7 City Councilor Diane Gibsonand city leaders celebrated the future of sports-relatedtourism today with a ground breaking at the Los AltosPark and Softball fields.Complete renovation of the eastern portion of Los AltosPark leads off phase 1 also adding another softball field.This includes everything east of the access road fromLomas Blvd. NE to the Albuquerque Garden Center andLos Altos Pool.Phase 1 improvements include:Continue reading > Copyright: City of AlbuquerqueMAYOR TIM KELLER,COUNCILOR DIANEGIBSON, CITY LEADERSBREAK GROUND ON LOSALTOS PARKIMPROVEMENTS PHASE 1By City of Albuquerque06/10/2021As part of the City’s commitment to preservinginfrastructure assets, construction will take place at LionsPark Handball Courts to install protective sports netting.Barrels, cones, and/or construction fence will be placed asappropriate to delineate the work zones.Continue reading > INSTALLATION OF SPORTSNETTING AT LIONS PARKHANDBALL COURTSBy City of Las Cruces06/14/202120VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48Bernalillo County – After extensive review of 30 proposals,the Bernalillo County Arts Board voted to recommend JodieHerrera’s proposal to the County Commission for the TinyHome Village public art project. The project will be a seriesof vibrant murals located mostly in the outdoor welcomingarea and parking lot of the Tiny Home Village.Continue reading > BERNCO ARTS BOARDAPPROVES TINY HOMEVILLAGE ART PROJECTBy Bernalillo CountyThe highly anticipated Max Q project is expected to breakground later this summer. "We have two facilities under design right now and groundbreaking on both of them in August," said Kevin Yearout, themanaging partner of Thunderbird Kirtland DevelopmentLLC, which is spearheading the Max Q project.Yearout declined to name the initial tenants, but added thatthe two are in the defense industry and support missions atKirtland Air Force Base. He anticipates both of those initialbuildings to be delivered to tenants by the third quarter of2022.Continue reading > MAX Q MIXED-USEDEVELOPMENT NEARKIRTLAND EXPECTED TOBREAK GROUND IN AUGUSTBy Ron Davis, Albuquerque Business First06/11/2021

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CONSTRUCTION: SOUTHWEST2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Plans are underway for the construction of a 24,000square-foot recreation center in Pueblo County,Colorado that will include multi-use fields andcommunity gardens.The project, which has been long in the talking stage,would specifically go up in the small St. Charles Mesacommunity, and as envisioned by county officials, wouldprovide a home for the Colorado State University’sPueblo campus as well as a local 4H Foundation chapter.As planned, the center will be built at the former 9-acresite of the El Pueblo Adolescent Treatment Center at 1 ElPueblo Ranch Way on land purchased by Pueblo Countysome 3 years ago.The mostly vacant site is located 4 miles to the southeastof downtown Pueblo.Partial funding for the project was secured in 2016 withthe county’s 1A ballot initiative, which passed with 61%of the vote. But, according to reports, the additionalfunding needed to pay for the actual $3.5 millionconstruction of the new facility will have to be foundelsewhere.County officials are now contemplating issuing aRequest for Proposals asking for ideas for center.PUEBLO COUNTY MOVINGCLOSER TOCONSTRUCTION OF NEWRECREATION CENTERBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter06/11/2021PORTLAND, Texas — That $7 billion Exxon plant underconstruction in Portland, Texas, is fast approachingcompletion. 3News got an exclusive tour of that facilityMonday as crews there work to finish this huge plasticsplant.Continue reading > $7 BILLION EXXON PLASTICSPLANT NEARINGCOMPLETION IN PORTLAND,TEXASBy Michael Gibson, KIII06/14/202121VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48COURIER SERVICESCOURIER--Will pick up and deliver:Site surveysFloor plansArchitectural drawingsSmall item delivery to and fromconstruction sites.Call or text Tim at (505) 450-7709As part of a new comprehensive security plan to crack downon illegal border crossings, Texas Gov. Greg Abbottannounced last week that he plans to expand the wall alongthe state's border with Mexico.Continue reading > TEXAS GOVERNOR VOWS TOCONTINUE BORDER WALLCONSTRUCTIONBy Jenn Goodman, ConstructionDive06/14/2021Tens of thousands of Denver residents drink, bathe in andcook with water that comes in through lead service lines.Denver Water crews are moving as fast as a public utilitythat serves 1.5 million homes can to replace the lead pipesand solder before the soft, toxic metal leeches too much andgradually poisons the people inside.It’s an estimated $500 million undertaking for up to 84,000homes and one that won’t be finished until well into nextdecade. But, so far, state health officials say the replacementprogram is going well, moving faster than required and thatlead levels have decreased in homes with the service linessince it began.Continue reading > DENVER WATER ISREPLACING DECADES-OLDTOXIC LEAD PIPES FASTERTHAN EXPECTEDBy Conrad Swanson, Denver Post06/11/2021

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CONSTRUCTION: NATIONAL2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WASHINGTON (June 10, 2021) — The ConstructionIndustry Safety Coalition (CISC) released the followingstatement on the Occupational Safety and HealthAdministration’s (OSHA) decision to apply an EmergencyTemporary Standard on COVID-19 only to the healthcareindustry. Continue reading > Most employers "no longer need to take steps toprotect their workers from COVID-19 exposure inany workplace, or well-defined portions of aworkplace, where all employees are fully vaccinated,"OSHA said in guidance updated Thursday.The agency also published an emergency temporarystandard for U.S. healthcare employers. Employersincluded in the emergency temporary standard'sdefinition must develop and implement a plan toprotect employees from COVID-19 in the workplace,and they must designate one or more workplaceCOVID-19 safety coordinators to implement andmonitor their plans. OSHA's updated guidance for all industries,meanwhile, encourages employers to grant paid timeoff for employees to get vaccinated. Employers alsoshould implement physical distancing forunvaccinated and other at-risk workers in communalwork areas, including limiting the number of suchworkers in one place at any given time.Dive Brief:Dive Insight:The updated guidance may help to resolve some of thequestions employers had following a May update from theCenters for Disease Control and Prevention that, withsome restrictions, fully masked individuals could resumeactivities without wearing a mask. Last month, OSHAdirected employers to follow CDC's guidance on mask useand social distancing for fully vaccinated workers.OSHA's June 10 announcement has drawn a range ofreactions from observers. While praising the healthcareindustry temporary emergency standard as a "step in theright direction," House Committee on Education andLabor Chairman Robert C. "Bobby" Scott, D-Va., criticizedthe Biden administration for not providing other specificguidance for employers in other industries."This ETS is long past due, and it provides no meaningfulprotection to many workers who remain at high risk ofserious illness from COVID-19," Scott said in an emailpress release...Continue reading > OSHA: EMPLOYERS MAYRELAX COVID-19MEASURES IN FULLYVACCINATEDWORKPLACESBy Ryan Golden, ConstructionDive06/14/2021CONSTRUCTION GROUPPRAISES DECISION TOEXCLUDE CONSTRUCTIONFROM THE COVID-19EMERGENCY TEMPORARYSTANDARDBy Construction Business Owner06/10/2021Stringer via Getty Images22VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48There are so many proposed liquefied natural gasprojects around the world that building them all wouldtriple current global LNG capacity. But most of them willnever get built due to a lack of investor demand in thewake of the COVID-19 crisis, according to the latestreport from the International Gas Union.Dive Brief: Continue reading > REPORT: MOST LNGPROJECTS WON'T GET BUILTBy Joe Bousquin, ConstructionDive06/15/2021

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When I was in school, an F was a failing grade. Having oneor more on your report card could result in undesirableconsequences. However, now that I am past the basic partof my ongoing education, I feel free to use the alphabetmore liberally.I mproving safety performance is about three elementsthat all start with the letter F. Unfortunately, I don’t findthese three elements in many of the client sites I workwith. Some have one or two, but almost none have allthree. Many misunderstand or under utilize theseelements to the detriment of their improvement efforts.The three elements are focus, feedback and facilitation.Most improvement efforts in safety are either unfocusedor too overly ambitious to create focus. Improvementneeds to be divided into doable steps and not an overallgoal of becoming perfect. The most common problem Iencounter is that the client is trying to do too much atonce. The second most common problem is that if they arenot making the desired progress, they think the answer isto do more rather than to do better.These two mindsets undermine the majority of safetyimprovement efforts where they exist. The alternative tothis is the 3-F approach. Let’s examine each of these andthen see how they work synergistically together.FocusI find there is an underlying assumption that workersknow what safety is and how to make it happen. When Iinterview workers, I do not always find that to be true.Few organizations have a defined and shared definition ofsafety. Workers can tell me the goals of safety, but theonly methodologies they name are following rules andprocedures or “think before you act.”To create the kind of focus that promotes improvement,start by defining what safety is and how to create it. Irecommend a definition such as “know the risks, know theprecautions to address the risks, and take thoseprecautions every time.” After you have focused workerson a common definition, you need to determine specificsafety improvement targets. You can’t become perfect ateverything at once, but you can work toward perfection ina few areas over the near term.Continue reading > When was the last time you gave your staff the recognitionthey deserve? If it's been too long, why wait? There's no timelike the present to celebrate successes.May 12 was World FM Day. Did you get a chance tocelebrate with your staff? I know it seems like we have a dayfor everything: Star Wars, hamburgers, and evenbootleggers. However, having a day honoring facilitymanagers makes it easy to take a little time and recognizeyour team. At Building Operating Management, we marked the occasionby hosting a webcast for our fnPrime members on "TheImportance of Training and Recognizing Your Staff" withStormy Friday. In the presentation, Friday mentioned aGallup poll showing that 2 out of 3 employees didn't receiveany recognition last year. As she further explained, thisdoesn't just mean they didn't get an award, raise orpromotion; these people didn't even receive a thank you.Continue reading > DOES YOUR SAFETYREPORT CARD HAVE THREEFS?CONSTRUCTION: TRENDS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.By Terry Mathis, EHS Today06/14/2021FACILITY MANAGEMENTBEST PRACTICE: CELEBRATEYOUR STAFFBy Dan Weltin, FN Prime23VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48Employees at some of the biggest tech companies in theUnited States would take a pay cut in order to relocate to acheaper part of the country — and by a wide margin,according to a new survey.The survey, by anonymous professional network Blind,asked more than 12,000 employees at companies such asFacebook, Amazon, Microsoft Google, Apple and others asimple question — should you take a pay cut if you workremotely and move somewhere cheaper?That question stems from Facebook's recent announcementthat it would allow at least some employees to workremotely permanently, but may adjust their pay dependingon where they choose to live.About 59% of tech workers answering the survey saidFacebook was right to cut pay if an employee movessomewhere cheaper, while just 20% said it was wrong to cutpay based off location.Continue reading > SHOULD REMOTE WORKAND A CHEAPER COST OFLIVING MEAN A PAY CUT?By Andy Medici, Albuquerque Business First06/14/2021

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The University of New Mexico (UNM) has announced theselection of a team led by internationally recognizedarchitecture firm Studio Ma to create a new master facilityplan for its College of Fine Arts. The plan will guide thecontinued expansion of UNM’s acclaimed arts educationprogramming and advance its leadership position in thestatewide arts community. A focus on leveraging strategicpartnerships will promote lasting career success for UNMstudents and support long-term economic development.“I am delighted to announce our alliance with Studio Ma onbehalf of the UNM College of Fine Arts and UNM’s masterfacility planning team,” said Amy Coburn, UniversityArchitect and director of UNM Planning, Design andConstruction. “I am confident this collaboration will providethe strategic guidance to successfully develop long-termgrowth plans for the college that improve the studentexperience and creative growth. We are thrilled to launchthis partnership with these talented and engaged architectsand planners.”Studio Ma will collaborate with Albuquerque-basedarchitecture firm Dekker/Perich/Sabatini and artsconsultant Greg Esser. Together, the team brings a uniquecombination of national experience, local knowledge andstrong expertise in campus and cultural design to create acomprehensive plan for the College of Fine Arts that will helpUNM achieve its future growth objectives.The plan will encompass five areas: strategic visioning;partnership development; diversity, equity, inclusion andbelonging assessment; sustainability; and physical design.This holistic process will establish a thoughtful, valuableapproach to solving root issues and preparing for theeffective implementation of new partnerships and buildingprojects at UNM.“The University of New Mexico is a locus in the state’svibrant arts community, and we’re honored to partner with atransformative institution that serves as a key cultural andeconomic driver,” said Christiana Moss, FAIA, Studio Ma co-founder and principal. “Our team is excited to create aforward-thinking vision for the College of Fine Arts.”Continue reading > BERLIN (AP) — German architect Gottfried Boehm, whowas famous for his concrete brutalist-style churchbuildings, has died at 101.Boehm’s Cologne architecture office on Thursdayconfirmed his death on Wednesday night but didn’t give acause.Continue reading > ARCHITECTS / ENGINEERS / DESIGN: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.GOTTFRIED BOEHM,ARCHITECT OF CONCRETECHURCHES, DIES AT 101By KRQE06/10/2021UNIVERSITY OF NEWMEXICO SELECTS STUDIOMA FOR COLLEGE OF FINEARTS MASTER FACILITYPLANBy UNM Newsroom06/11/2021John Petronis, president of Architectural Research Consultants Inc. (Roberto E.Rosales/Albuquerque Journal}24VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — John Petronis speculates thathe went about starting his own business, ArchitecturalResearch Consultants Inc., in one of the worst wayspossible.“The way you get work is to have experience,” saidPetronis, the company’s founder and president.Continue reading > IN-DEPTH WITHARCHITECTURALRESEARCH CONSULTANTSINC.By Rachel Lorenz, Albuquerque Journal06/14/2021

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The U.S., following government initiatives, focuses onrenewable energy, deviating from the use of fossil fuels. Asalternative energy continues to grow — with wind turbineerection leading the pack — cranes continue to be anessential factor.As more studies come to light, environmental actions mustbe taken to sustain life on earth. These initiatives aim toprovide sustainable living for years to come.Continue reading > Last summer, Hilti announced that they had developedtheir first exoskeleton designed for constructiontradespeople in a partnership with Ottobuck, aprosthetics, orthotics, and exoskeleton provider. Earlierthis month, Hilti officially released the exoskeleton,announced more details, and published its retail price ontheir website.The Hilti EXO-01 Overhead Exoskeleton is designed toreduce the stress of overhead work on the wearer’s arm,back, and shoulder muscles. The 4.4-pound system strapsaround user’s waist, shoulders, and arms to distribute theweight while providing lift support. The passive devicedoes not require any external power source to operate,either, so it will work for as long as you wear it. Hilti will offer the EXO-01 to its customers in one of twoways: a one-time fixed cost or a monthly fee. The fixedcost price is $1,599 which is on the lower end of someexoskeletons on the market, but more in-line with thelighter weight category it falls in. For those interested in a maintenance free solution fortheir fleet, each EXO-01 will cost $60 per month withrepairs included in the cost.Hilti’s core clients are in the commercial constructionindustry and I expect this exoskeleton to be largelypurchased by employers on larger construction projects,rather than individuals. The $1,600 price tag may soundexpensive for a tradesperson, but can be viewed as PPE bythe employer, with the potential to reduce long termmuscle injuries, as well as fatigue.Continue reading > HILTI OFFICIALLYRELEASES EXO-01EXOSKELETON, NAMESPRICE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.VENDORS / SUPPLIERS: NATIONALBy Shane Hedmond, Construction Junkie06/15/2021WIND TURBINES FUELCONSTRUCTION CRANEGROWTHBy Chantal Zimmermann, For Construction Pros06/11/202125VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48via HiltiThe Foster Innovation Exchange (FIX) Prototyping Lab atNew Mexico State University supported the development ofa complex prototype for Evus, a startup creating atechnology intended to mitigate scaling and foulingformation in all water filtration plant and heat transfersystems.Evus allows for important carbon footprint reduction andreduced energy consumption. The magnetic inductioncombined with magnetohydrodynamics has variousapplications, including HVAC systems, desalination plantsand maritime anti-fouling.Continue reading > NMSU FIX PROGRAMMANUFACTURESPROTOTYPE FOR HEATTRANSFER STARTUP IN THEBORDERPLEXBy Stephanie Garcia, NMSU06/09/2021

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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota has ranked as thenation’s second-biggest oil producer for nine years, but it’son the verge of losing that status because oil production issoaring in New Mexico.Texas continues to lead the nation in oil production. ThePermian Basin spans parts of New Mexico and Texas, and it’sarguably the biggest competition for North Dakota’s Bakkenoil patch. The southern oil-producing region is closer tomajor refineries and export terminals, and it attractssignificant drilling and investment within the oil and gasindustry.The U.S. Energy Information Administration reportedMonday that New Mexico produced 1.16 million barrels ofoil per day in March, the most recent month for which data isavailable from all states. North Dakota’s daily oil output thatmonth was 1.11 million barrels, according to data from thestate Oil and Gas Division.Continue reading > ENERGY: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.An effort to create a statewide clean fuel standard as partof a larger plan to reduce New Mexico’s carbon footprintand spur investment in a renewable energy economy ranout of gas during the 60-day legislative session earlier thisyear.Continue reading > ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTSECRETARY: FUELSTANDARDS 'DEFINITELY'PRIORITY FOR N.M. IN 2022By Daniel J. Chacon, Santa Fe New Mexican06/14/2021REPORT: NEW MEXICOTHREATENS NORTHDAKOTA’S NO.2 OILRANKINGBy AP News06/15/202126VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48Hilcorp Energy, a prominent oil and gas company thatoperates in the San Juan Basin, has the highest reportedmethane emissions in the country, according to a reportreleased this month by the Clean Air Task Force incollaboration with Ceres.Continue reading > STUDY: PNEUMATICCONTROLLERS, WELLBORELIQUIDS UNLOADING MAKEHILCORP THE TOPMETHANE EMITTERBy Hannah Grover, NM Political Report06/15/2021www.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 FleetsTouting natural gas as a bridge fuel to help address globalclimate change, a study released by the Western Statesand Tribal Nations Natural Gas Initiative (WSTN) statesthat replacing coal-fired generation in several Asiancountries with liquefied natural gas from Rocky Mountainstates could reduce net life cycle emissions by 42 to 55percent, which some groups dispute.Continue reading > LNG PROPONENTS SAYEXPORTS COULD REDUCEEMISSIONS, BUT CRITICSCALL IT A BRIDGE TONOWHEREBy Hannah Grover, NM Political Report06/14/2021

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Seven other types of investment in single- or multifamily construction, repair and maintenance, orarchitectural 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 infrastructure investment inNew Mexico - ‘AGC Construction Impact Model’.AGC of America partnered with Brian R. Lewandowski, University of Colorado Boulder to produce a flexiblebut simple economic model that calculates the impact on employment and output in each state from varioussizes 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, the total instatejobs (construction, supplier and induced jobs throughout the state's economy) and total instate output from a$1 billion investment over one year in three types of construction: highways, nonresidential buildings, orother nonresidential structures (infrastructure).Users can choose from:In addition to total instate jobs and output, the model shows separately the impact on construction, supplierand induced jobs, output, and value added (or state gross domestic product, the amount of labor income andprofits added by the investment), and the 10 sectors that 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 MEXICO VENDORS , SUPPLIERS, ANDMANUFACTURERS Phone:(505) 345-8811Norman S. Wright Company is one of Texas’s finest HVAC distributors. Our experienced sales andengineering staff can serve you on Plan/Spec and Design/Build projects. Our talented counter folks canhelp you find the parts you need for commercial service and replacements as well as residential newequipment, service and replacements.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITEPhone: (505) 266-3800Ridgeline Supply CO, Inc. is a full line stocking distributor for quality commercial roofing products.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITEPhone: (520) 574-0479Rain for Rent® is a leading provider of temporary liquid handling solutions including pumps, tanks,filtration and spill containment. Projects range from flood relief to construction site dewatering, sewerbypasses and industrial plant turnarounds. The company is known for its systems engineering expertiseand its ability to tackle complex jobs cost effectively, providing an exceptionally high value. Family ownedand operated since 1934, it serves all 50 states, Canada, the UK and Europe from more than 65 locations.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITEBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NORMAN S WRIGHT CO4303 Ellison St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109000500 SupplierRIDGELINE SUPPLY COMPANY 404 Towner Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87102000500 SupplierRAIN FOR RENT 2495 Lakeside Drive, Las Cruces, NM 88007000500 Supplier28VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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NEW MEXICO ARCHITECTS,ENGINEERS, AND DESIGNERSBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.GEOMAT INC 915 Malta Ave, Farmington, NM 87401000230 EngineerPhone: (505) 327-7928We strive to be the most respected engineering firm known for our insightful engineering andreliable/responsive testing while sharing in the responsibility for completing quality constructed projects.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITELAM CORPORATION 317 Bortot Ave, Gallup, NM 87301000221 ArchitectPhone: (505) 722-0965LAM’s goal is to succeed the ultimate goal of mastering and building a “state-of-the-art” facility that willsatisfy the client and the community’s vision.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE NV5 INC 9019 Washington St NE, Bldg A, Albuquerque, NM 87113000232 Geotechnical EngineerPhone: (505) 344-7373NV5 is a provider of engineering and consulting services to public and private sector clients, deliveringsolutions through six business verticals: Testing, Inspection & Consulting; Infrastructure; Utility Services;Environmental Health Sciences; Buildings & Program Management; and Geospatial Technology.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITE 29VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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NEW MEXICOBUSINESSES FOR SALEPot 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 SOLAR MANUFACTURING BUSINESSOver 30% Gross Profit MarginPrivately Owned and Engineered Solar and Insulation Products15 years harnessing solar power and 25 years manufacturing energy efficient productsOperations can be moved to any locationCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS JANITORIAL SUPPLIES & SERVICESAUTO COLLISION BUSINESSEssential, technology focused collision business. Great customer experience created through transparencyand education, resulting in high bottom line. Highly diversified revenue stream with retail and major fleetcomponent. Time-tested operations playbook that caters to multi unit owners focused on scalability andconsolidation.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS REGIONAL OVER-THE-ROAD TRUCKING FLEETOpportunity to purchase an established trucking fleet which serves the Southwest region with dedicatedfreight. Substantial growth opportunity for the right buyer. Perfect for an established trucking companylooking to expand into the southwest US region.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ASKING PRICE: $1,000,000Socorro, New MexicoASKING PRICE: $4,700,000Albuquerque, New MexicoASKING PRICE: $900,000New Mexico & The Southwest RegionASKING PRICE: $3,900,00030VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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By Robert ThornburghAs the business landscape continues to evolve, the need tomentor young professionals becomes all the more critical. Theworld is beginning to emerge from the pandemic, and the waysthat we work and interact are changing rapidly. Thefundamentals of how to achieve success in the real estateindustry, however, remain the same. We must ensure thatemerging brokers and property professionals have theknowledge to adapt and succeed.I was fortunate to have several mentors who generously guidedmy path into commercial real estate, teaching me the importanceof hard work and cultivating long-term relationships. And whiletheir skill in both brokering and investing made them wildlysuccessful financially, it was the integrity they modeled in allaspects of their lives that was vital to my growth. Knowing thevalue I received from their direction, I have always felt theresponsibility to give back to those entering the industry.What I later learned was that my mentors both held prestigiousCRE designations like the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors(SIOR), which provided them with the tools to succeed -continuing education, ethics, keeping pace with new trends, and aglobal network. I also found that prominent organizations likeSIOR also serve as the perfect vehicle for providing mentorshipopportunities for young professionals.To be a leader is to embody integrity, passion, and vision, all whileinspiring the best in those around you. A good leader will emergebased on character and performance, but that first needs to befostered – making it essential to harness the next generation’senthusiasm for continual development. Associations have a keyrole to play here.I have enjoyed a varied career and now hold the position of SIOR’sChief Executive Officer. This leading global real estate associationhas more than 3,460 members in 42 countries as well as adedicated platform for Europe. Our mission is to represent themost knowledgeable, experienced, and successful brokeragespecialists globally.Continue reading > By Alexis FermanisFOOD BOXES DISTRIBUTED AT COVID TESTING SITES HELPTHOUSANDS THANKS TO PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL SIOR.A DISCUSSION WITH CHRIS FARRAND, REGIONAL DIRECTOR OFEMERGENCY DISASTER SERVICES FOR MA/CT/RI AT THE SALVATIONARMY.When there is a major disaster, aid is often coordinated and executedby the very agencies we have come to rely on. But even disasterrelief organizations could not have planned for the level andduration of the COVID-19 pandemic and the toll it would take oneverything and everyone.So, what happens when those very agencies are in need themselves?To whom or where can you turn for assistance? EHH 7That was the challenge that Chris Farrand, Regional Director ofEmergency Disaster Services and Greater Boston Social ServicesCoordination at The Salvation Army, found himself facing.“The longevity of the disaster made this pandemic very different,”said Farrand, who often deploys at the front end of a crisis tomobilize services to begin rebuilding and recovering. “When I usuallydeal with disasters, whether it was the Merrimack gas explosions,the Boston Marathon bombing, or major earthquakes or hurricanes,I’ve always deployed for a very specific amount of time to provideimmediate emergency critical aid. Upon leaving, I know the existinginfrastructure and services can take over once they’ve had sometime to rebuild.”However, with COVID there was no singular place to go; no settimeframe to work around; and no local resources to utilize in orderto establish an infrastructure.“With everyone and everywhere impacted, that resource base wasgone,” Farrand explained. “All of a sudden, no one could get anythingthey needed.”Disaster feeding, for example, was greatly impacted. Food banks andpantries that provide daily services for individuals and communitieswith food insecurities found their supply gone, and their supply chaindisrupted.Continue reading > SIOR EVENT CALENDARJUNE 2021JOINING FORCES FORGOODMENTORSHIP KEY TODEVELOPMENT FORYOUNG CREPROFESSIONALS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.TUESDAY JUNE 22ND2:00 PM - 3:00 PM - WEBINAR: CONSTRUCTION PRICING AND SUPPLY CHAIN CHALLENGES THREATEN THE OFFICE MARKET - CLICK HERETHURSDAY JUNE 24TH2:00 PM - 3:00 PM - WEBINAR: 1031 EXCHANGE – WILL IT GO AWAY? - CLICK HERE 33VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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SBA EVENT CALENDARJUNE & JULY 2021SBA AWARDS FUNDING TOVETERANS BUSINESSOUTREACH CENTER AT THEUNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,COLLEGE PARKWASHINGTON – The U.S. Small Business Administration todayannounced the awarding of $400,000 in funding to theUniversity of Maryland, Division of Research to provide trainingand counseling as a Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC)serving veteran small business owners in Washington, D.C.,Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.The funding opportunity, offered by SBA’s Office of VeteransBusiness Development, has an initial project year of 11 monthswith up to four additional one-year option periods, subject to theavailability of funds. The project period is effective starting June1, 2021 and ends on April 30, 2026. “The military small business community – which includesentrepreneurs from active duty military, reserves, NationalGuard, veterans and military spouses – are a driving force in ournation’s economy. The SBA’s 22 Veterans Business OutreachCenters work hard to support these entrepreneurs, and givethem the tools and support they need to live their Americandream, not just because it’s the right thing to do, but because it’simportant for our continued economic recovery and growth,”said SBA Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman. “The can-dospirit of our servicemen and women is the entrepreneurial spirit- the grit, determination and resilience it takes to start, grow andsustain a small business...Continue reading > SBA ANNOUNCES FUNDINGCOMPETITION TOORGANIZATIONS PROVIDINGFEDERAL PROCUREMENTTRAINING TO VETERANENTREPRENEURSWASHINGTON – The U.S. Small Business Administration todayannounced that non-profit organizations and private sector firms arenow eligible to compete for funding of up to $500,000 to deliverfederal procurement training to veteran and service-disabledveteran entrepreneurs. The application period begins today throughJuly 12, 2021.Continue reading > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WEDNESDAY JULY 7TH12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - BUSINESS PLAN BASICS - CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY JULY 7TH2:00 PM - 3:30 PM - STARTING A BUSINESS 101 - CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY JUNE 30TH12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - CAPITAL RAISING BOOT CAMP - CLICK HERE 34VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48SBA ADMINISTRATOR ISABELGUZMAN’S STATEMENT...WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Small Business AdministrationAdministrator Isabel Guzman issued the following statement inresponse to President’s 100 Day Review Report on America’s SupplyChains:“The 100 Day Review report on America’s supply chains breaks newground in recognizing that a resilient supply chain depends on all ofour small businesses and innovative startups, including those ownedby women, people of color...Continue reading >

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ABC EVENT CALENDARJUNE - JULY 20212021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.MONDAY JUNE 25TH11:00 AM - 4:00 PM - CHILI COOKOFF & CAR SHOW - CLICK HEREABC MEMBER TESTIFIES TOCONGRESS: PRESIDENTBIDEN’S INFRASTRUCTUREPLAN WOULD DEVASTATESMALL BUSINESSWASHINGTON, June 10—Today, Annie Mecias-Murphy, co-ownerand president of Associated Builders and Contractors memberJA&M Developing Corp., headquartered in Pembroke Pines,Florida, testified before the U.S. House of Representatives SmallBusiness Committee Subcommittee on Contracting andInfrastructure on the negative impacts that the Bidenadministration’s infrastructure plan would have on smallbusiness contractors.Mecias-Murphy testified on behalf of ABC and serves on theboard of directors for the association’s Florida East CoastChapter. In her testimony, she urged Congress to invest inAmerica’s infrastructure, ensure that small constructionbusinesses are not excluded from the competitive biddingprocess for federal infrastructure projects and expand workforcedevelopment opportunities in the construction industry.Continue reading > VIEW THIS EVENTTHURSDAY JUNE 17TH7:00 AM - 6:00 PM - MEDICAL GAS 32 - CLICK HERECONSTRUCTION GROUPS SEEBIDEN ADMINISTRATION’SDECISION TO EXCLUDECONSTRUCTION FROM THECOVID-19 EMERGENCYTEMPORARY STANDARD ASMART ONEWASHINGTON, June 10—The Construction Industry SafetyCoalition today issued the following statement on theOccupational Safety and Health Administration’s decision toapply an Emergency Temporary Standard on COVID-19 only to thehealthcare industry. “The Construction Industry Safety Coalition is pleased that theBiden administration and OSHA listened to the concerns andrecommendations of the construction industry in formulating aCOVID-19 Emergency Temporary Standard. OSHA made the rightdecision to issue an ETS to cover tasks associated with high-exposure risk levels and not construction operations, which aregenerally low risk.Continue reading > MONDAY JULY 8TH10:30 AM - 12:00 PM - JULY MEMBER LUNCHEON - CLICK HERE35VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTIONNEW MEXICOMARKETING: 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.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 WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION EVENT CALENDARTHURSDAY JULY 15THHAPPY HOUR - MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON36VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16THLUNCH PRESENTATION - MORE INFORMATION COMING SOONMONDAY NOVEMBER 15THYEAR END PARTY - MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON

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Isotopes Park - 1601 Avenida Cesar Chavez SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106, USABring the family out for a fun night and help ASA-NM cheer on theAlbuquerque Isotopes as they play against the Tacoma Rainiers onSaturday, June 26, 2021. First pitch at 6:35 pm. Gates open at 5:35 pm.Fireworks after the game!Box Level Seats (We will not be doing the picnic pavilion this year)Seats are limited and on a first come first served basis. *All tickets mustbe reserved by 5:00 pm on Friday, June 11, 2021, no exceptions. Ticketswill be available for pickup at the ASA office beginning Monday June 21st. Call 505-220-7024 to make arrangements. Seating will be in accordancewith the current guidelines at the time of the game. JULY 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)ASANM NIGHT AT THEISOTOPESAMERICAN SUBCONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION NEW MEXICOASANM 2021 ANNUALINDUSTRY AWARDSFRIDAY AUGUST 20, 2021 COCKTAIL HOUR BEGINS AT 5:30 PM JOIN US AS WE UNBOX THE MYSTERIES!2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.SAVE THE DATEVIEW THIS EVENTVIEW THIS EVENT37VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48We had a great time with some of the ASANM Board of Directors and PastPresidents as they shared their reasons of why they ASA video campaign.Check out the ASANM YouTube page to see all the videos and yes thereare bloopers as well.Learn more > HAVE YOU SEEN THE “IASA” CAMPAIGNThe ASANM PO Box will no longer be active after April 30th. Please update your records to the following mailing address:ASANM 6820 Academy Parkway East NE Albuquerque, NM 87109Thank you! WE HATE TO SAY GOODBYE~RETIRING THE PO BOXMAILING ADDRESS. PLEASEUPDATE YOUR RECORDS.

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The WMR Summit Planning Committee is excited to welcome you to NewMexico this fall after postponing from 2020. We are optimistic about theupward trends and vaccination rates in our state and others in our region.We are working closely with Hotel Albuquerque to ensure adequate spacefor social distancing, including additional outdoor accommodations. Allcurrent state guidelines will be followed and guests will be required towear masks. Please click here for additional information on the Hotel'sCOVID Safety Practices. DESIGN + HONOR AWARDS PRESENTED BYSunwest Construction Specialties SAVE THE DATE SEPT 29-OCT 2AIA EVENT CALENDARJUNE - JULY 2021WMR SUMMIT VISION2021WILL BE IN PERSON!!DESIGN FORINTEGRATION2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WEDNESDAY JUNE 23RD10:00 AM – 2:00 PM - NM TRAVERTINE TOUR OF THE QUARRY AND FABRICATION PLANT (3 HSW) - CLICK HEREWEDNESDAY JULY 28TH12:00 PM - 1:00 PM - (1 HSW / 1 GBCI) FREE - EXTERIOR INSULATION & FINISH SYSTEMS (EIFS) - CLICK HERE What is the concept or purpose behind this project, andhow will the priorities within the nine other principlesinform the unique approach to this project?How will the project engage the senses and connect peopleto place?What makes the project one that people will fight topreserve?What design strategies can provide multiple benefitsacross the triple bottom line of social, economic, andenvironmental value?Write a Vision Statement that resonates with the designteam, the investors, the operators and managers, theusers, the community, and the client. A shared directionthat all stakeholders can rally around will set the stageearly for positive outcomes.Understand and take full advantage of everything the sitehas to offer. This can include community amenities, localclimatic conditions, or a unique history. Wrap theseopportunities into a big-picture design concept that canincorporate sustainable design best practices from theother nine measures.Incorporate lessons from other disciplines—such aspsychology, anthropology, and neuroscience—to appeal touniversal biological proclivities and culturally specificvalues.Good design elevates any project, no matter how small, with athoughtful process that delivers both beauty and function inbalance. It is the element that binds all the principles togetherwith a big idea.Central design conceptBeauty and delightTake inspiration from architectural history. The buildings werevere today provide lessons for the aesthetics or conceptsthat future generation will want to keep around.Integrated processContinue reading > 38VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has postedupdated and expanded technical assistance(link is external) related tothe COVID-19 pandemic, addressing questions arising under the federalequal employment opportunity (EEO) laws. The EEOC also posted a newresource(link is external) for job applicants and employees, explaininghow federal employment discrimination laws protect workers duringthe pandemic. These publications are provided to help employees andemployers understand their rights and responsibilities at work duringthe pandemic. The expanded technical assistance provides new information abouthow the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the GeneticInformation Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) apply when an employeroffers incentives for employees to provide documentation or otherconfirmation of vaccination when an employee gets a vaccine in thecommunity or from the employer or its agent. The technical assistanceanswers COVID-19 questions only from the perspective of the EEO laws.Other federal, state, and local laws come into play regarding the COVID-19 pandemic for employers and employees.Continue reading > This is AGC’s premier fundraising event aimed at strengtheningrelationships and helping AGC New Mexico develop and sustainits member-driven programs.The proceeds from the tournament allow AGC New Mexico toadvocate for the commercial construction industry on yourbehalf and across our state. Our top member-driven prioritiesremain: promoting excellence in workforce development,worksite safety, and public policy advocacy that generates moreeconomic opportunity and reduces regulatory costs.Now, more than ever, our Association must work together to leadand grow our industry.If notice of cancellation is made less than five (5) business daysin advance - no refund will be made for cancellations receivedafter the event. You may avoid the cancellation penalty bytransferring your registration to another person.Notice of cancellation should be made to the AGC New Mexico..... by phone (505-842-1462); fax (505-842-1980) or by e-mail(Ksoto@agc-nm.org) 2021Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.AGC EVENT CALENDARARPIL - MAY 2021AGC CONSTRUCTION IMPACT MODELTHURSDAY AUGUST 5TH4:00 PM -6:00 PM - ANNUAL SAFETY AWARDS EVENT - CLICK HERE WELCOME TO 20TH ANNUALAGC LEGENDS GOLF 2021FRIDAY, AUGUST 20TH, 2021VIEW THIS EVENTAGC has partnered with a leading regional economist, BrianLewandowski of the University of Colorado Boulder, to create AGC'sConstruction Impact Model. The model is a tool that can be used bymembers, chapters, policy makers and researchers to understand theeconomic impact of infrastructure investment by state.Learn more > FRIDAY JUNE 11TH8:00 AM - 5:00 PM - SPORTING CLAY TOURNAMENT / ES&H (SAFETY) FUNDRAISER - CLICK HERE THE U.S. COVID-19 VACCINATION-RELATED GUIDANCE39VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48Copyright: Santa Anna Golf Club

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On behalf of ACNM, the Membership Committee would like toencourage students of ACNM parents and members to apply forthe 2021 Fall Semester Scholarship. This ACNM Scholarshipoffers opportunities for students for the upcoming fallsemester. ACNM has expanded its scholarship offering by providingmembers' immediate family and employees with an opportunityto apply for this scholarship. Students attending or accepted atany College or University with any declared major or field ofstudy are eligible. ACNM is proud to offer a program that helpsour members' children and employees achieve their dreamsthrough a college education. Please note the application deadline is June 28, 2021, and thecompleted applications can be mailed or dropped off at theACNM office.Eligibility• Must be attending or accepted as a student, full-timepreferred, at any College or University.• Any declared major or field of study is eligible.• Must be an employee of an ACNM Member Company or animmediate family member of an employee of an ACNM MemberCompany.• Must maintain a minimum 2.5-grade point average.• Must be a registered student for the planned award semester,this scholarship will be applied to the student's account at theirrespective school, this is not a cash award.Please submit the completed application package byMonday, June 28, 2021 to:Associated Contractors of New Mexico attn: Scholarship Applications6135 Edith Blvd NE Albuquerque, NM 871072021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.ACNM EVENTS JULY 2021SCHOLARSHIPSCLICK HERE TO LEARN MOREREGISTRATION OPENS FRIDAY 5/14/21State Convention 2021 El Monte Sagrado, Taos New Mexico To register for this year's ACNM State Convention. Registrationreceived by ACNM before June 18th, 2021 will receive theEARLYBIRD REGISTRATION RATE of $275.00/person for allattendees 18 years and over, while those received by ACNM onJune 18, 2021, or later will receive the STANDARD REGISTRATIONRATE of $325/person for all attendees 18 years and over.Convention Registration includes: Access to the WesternTechnologies Leisure Lounge, as well as the KomatsuSouthwest Welcome Reception, Friday & Saturday BusinessSessions, Friday Night Wagner Equipment President’s Reception,and PAC Dinner & Auction.Hotel Room Reservations: Individual Room Reservations can bemade by calling El Monte Sagrado directly at 575-758-3502. Besure to ask for the “Associated Contractors of New Mexico”rate to receive the $229.00/night rate (Single/DoubleOccupancy).STATE CONVENTIONTHURSDAY JUL 29, 2021 - SATURDAY JUL 31, 2021CLICK HERE TO REGISTER40VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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CARNM EVENT CALENDARJUNE 20212021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.WORKING WITH A PROACTIVE GENERAL CONTRACTOR IS ESSENTIAL.Rising materials prices are becoming a bigger and bigger issue in realestate.In a May 2021 survey for the NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index(HMI), 90% of builders report shortages of appliances, framing lumber andOSB. And Marcus & Millichap’s John Chang, in a recent investor outlookvideo, said that materials prices have skyrocketed this year, with lumber upby 90% and steel and copper up 50%. Overall materials are 17.2% over thenorm.Dr. Masaki Oishi, co-founder and chairman of MarketSpace Capital, says thesituation with lumber prices is the worst he has ever seen. But there areways to combat these materials increases and shortages.“There are several strategies that we’ve used in the past,” Oishi says. “A lotof it is actually driven by the general contractors that we tend to use.”Oishi says the three key ingredients to a project are time, materials andlabor. “It’s really important to build relationships with contractors whohave the experience, the know-how and the connections to make sure thatthe projects can get done and get done in a timely manner,” he says. “Thatis so fundamental.”Oishi says a good general contractor will work with their client and givethem ways to save on time, if not necessarily save money on materials. “Ifwe can finish a project a week or two earlier, that’s a big savings in and ofitself,” he says. “So there are ways in which we can help each other to keepcosts under control.”Oishi says these contractors anticipate needs ahead of time and eitherprocure materials or have contracts to purchase them at a certain price. “Sothey’re locked in to some degree,” Oishi says.Continue reading > HOW ONE INVESTOR ISMITIGATING THE SURGE INMATERIALS COSTSAS OFFICES REOPEN, THE COVID-19 WORKPLACE MUSTEMPHASIZE FLEXIBILITY, SAFETY, AND COLLABORATION.As the economic recovery begins and COVID-19 vaccinesbecome readily available, businesses and real estateprofessionals alike are working to determine their post-pandemic steps in the office market.The 2020 numbers are bleak. A recent report from Cushman& Wakefield Chief Economist Kevin Thorpe noted that theoffice sector experienced 104 million sf of negativeabsorption in 2020 — more severe than the impact of therecession of 2008. In the wake of COVID-19, 1.15 millionoffice-using jobs were eliminated, with office vacancy risingfrom 12.9 percent to 15.5 percent by the end of 2020.“Office leases are long term,” says Dan Spiegel, vicepresident and managing director for Coldwell BankerCommercial. “We’re in the discovery phase of what thefuture of office will be and what its impact on officeproperty owners will be. In the short term, the pandemichas driven employees home. The question is, howcomfortable will firms be keeping some of those peoplehome permanently versus the value of having them back inthe office? Some firms are subleasing space because, in thenear term, they’re not seeing the need for employees tocome back to the office. Other firms are taking spacebecause they’ve come up for renewal, and they have tomake a decision. We’re still in the early stages ofunderstanding what the long-term impact will be.”More than anything, the watchword appears to beflexibility. The first key will be how companies decide tobring workforces back to the office. The Cushman &Wakefield report notes several big-picture factors that willaffect this return, including the trajectory of the virus, thespeed at which vaccines are rolled out, how soon schoolsreopen, and government policies...Continue reading >BACK TO THE OFFICE?THURSDAY JUNE 17TH9:00 AM - 11:00 AM - AMAZON, FACEBOOK, NETFLIX – WHY NEW MEXICO - CLICK HERE WEDNESDAY JUNE 23RD1:00 PM - 2:00 PM - CCIM: CRE OPPORTUNITIES IN REGION 2 – THE RESURGENCE OF SECONDARY MARKETS - CLICK HERE 41VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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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!CONTINUE READING > 40 YEARS OF NMUCA INPICTURESCLICK HERE TO WATCH YOUTUBE VIDEO > ABOUT US NMUCA NEWSMAY 2021DEAR MEMBER,I HOPE EVERYONE IS DOING WELL. I AM EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THATWE PLAN TO HAVE AN IN-PERSON MEETING IN JUNE. THE CAPACITYWILL BE LIMITED AND THE ENVIRONMENT WILL BE SAFE. AT THISTIME, I AM BOOKING A SPEAKER SO I WILL HAVE MORE INFORMATIONCOMING VERY SOON.I AM ALSO SCHEDULING AN OUTING TO NM UNITED. WE HAD THISBOOKED LAST YEAR, AND NOW WE CAN HAVE THIS EVENT WITH A FEWLITTLE CHANGES. DETAILS COMING SOON ON THIS AS WELL.IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ANY OF OUR COMMITTEES, WE WELCOMEYOUR ATTENDANCE. WE ARE MEETING IN-PERSON AT THEASSOCIATION OFFICE AND ON-LINE FOR CONVENIENCE. WE ARELOOKING FOR A FEW PEOPLE TO HELP WITH THE PLANNINGCOMMITTEE. THIS IS THE COMMITTEE THAT PLANS ALL OF OUREVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU AREINTERESTED. IT INCLUDES A MONTHLY MEETING ON THE SECONDTHURSDAY OF THE MONTH FOR ABOUT AND HOUR AND SOMEVOLUNTEER HOURS AT OUR EVENTS.AS RESTRICTIONS ARE BEING LIFTED AND WE ARE ABLE TO MEET, ILOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ALL SOON!CALL OR EMAIL ME!505 888 0752JANE.NMUCA@GMAIL.COMSTAY SAFE AND SANE! - JANECLICK HERE TO REGISTER42VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Developer Honored for Innovation, Commitment to Sustainability, andLeadership throughout the PandemicNAIOP, the Commercial Real Estate Development Association, has selectedHudson Pacific Properties as the 2021 Developer of the Year – theassociation’s highest honor. The award will be presented during NAIOP’sCRE.Converge conference in Miami Beach this September.“On behalf of the entire Hudson Pacific team, we are thrilled to berecognized by NAIOP as the 2021 Developer of the Year,” said VictorColeman, Chairman and CEO of Hudson Pacific Properties. “Hudson Pacifichas always been committed to exceeding expectations, to being nimble andforging our own path, and to reimagining now to create what’s next to thebenefit of our stakeholders. This past year tested our resilience, and I amproud that Hudson Pacific has emerged at the forefront of our industry. Wedeliver groundbreaking real estate for the world’s most innovativecompanies, and we do so in ways that foster sustainable, healthy andequitable cities – today and in the future.”Hudson Pacific acquires and develops premier creative office and studioproperties in tech and media epicenters, including Los Angeles, SiliconValley, San Francisco, Seattle and Vancouver. It is the largest publiclytraded owner of office space in Silicon Valley and one of the largestindependent owner/operators of studios in the U.S. The company’sportfolio totals nearly 20 million square feet, including land fordevelopment. Throughout its history, Hudson Pacific has invested $1.5billion in visionary development and adaptive reuse projects across its coremarkets, like its One Westside mall-to-creative-office conversion in WestLos Angeles.Hudson Pacific has an exemplary track record of innovation, both in termsof building design and technology integration, and environmental, socialand governance (ESG) leadership through its Better Blueprint™ program.During the pandemic, health and safety-related operational changes,including increased ventilation and air filtration, affected energy needs...Continue reading > HUDSON PACIFIC PROPERTIESNAMED NAIOP 2021 DEVELOPEROF THE YEARWe will all remember the year 2020 for innumerablereasons. The coronavirus pandemic, historic unemploymentlevels, a highly divisive election, and civil unrest all sharedthe headlines in a year none of us will soon forget.2020 was also the year that many office employees andtheir employers discovered that they could complete theirresponsibilities remotely, as COVID-19 protocols limitedface-to-face contact and emptied workplaces. Yet as theU.S. returns to normalcy with improved pandemicprocedures, antiviral technologies and a rising vaccinationrate, offices are once again filling with employees. InSouthwest Florida, where our firm is located, we are seeinga resurgence in commercial office space.When the pandemic shut down offices across the U.S.,millions of jobs were lost either temporarily orpermanently. In just two months during the second quarterof 2020, 2.86 million office-using jobs were lost, part of thebiggest decline in the history of U.S. payroll employment. Since then, well over half of those jobs have beenrecovered, and Cushman & Wakefield projects that theoffice employment market will have fully recovered by Julyof this year.The pandemic push to work remotely left many peoplewondering if traditional offices would ever truly return oncethe world regained a sense of normalcy. While the workfrom home trend certainly helped many organizationsdiscover new efficiencies, some employers arerediscovering the purpose of the office. While technologyhas allowed business leaders to manage teams remotely,smartphones, notebook computers and virtual meetingshave not been able to simulate other benefits of working inan office environment. Continue reading > WHY SOUTHWESTFLORIDA’S OFFICEMARKET REVEALSREASONS FOR OPTIMISMNAIOP EVENT CALENDARJUNE 2021MONDAY JUNE 28TH12:00 PM - 1:15 PM - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REPORTS - CLICK HERE 43VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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FORT SUMNER, N.M. (KRQE) – NASA’s Scientific BalloonProgram kicked off 18 flights with their spring FortSumner campaign. The second flight took off on June 8.This is the program’s first major flight campaign since thepandemic, according to NASA. NASA says the team issupporting science and technology demonstrationmissions with six balloon flights scheduled from the end ofApril through mid-June. The June 8 test flight was for the Columbia BalloonScientific Facility and included four piggyback missions:The Balloon Observation of Microburst Scales, orBOOMS, BALloon-Based Observations for sunlit Aurora,or BALBOA, Experimental Module for Iterative Design ofSatellite Subsystem, or EMIDSS, and another techdemonstration flight, according to NASA. The flight lasted15 hours and reached an altitude of 117,300 feet. Theballoon landed northeast of Chino Valley, Arizona.NASA says the scientific balloons offer low-cost, near-space access for suspended payloads weighing up to8,000 pounds to conduct tests and scientificinvestigations such as astrophysics, heliophysics, andatmospheric research, and depending on the mission,flight durations can run hours to multiple days or weeksfor longer-term tests and data collection.According to NASA, most of the missions will fly on heavy-lift, zero-pressure scientific balloons, with some as largeas a football stadium when fully inflated. NASA says theballoons have open ducts hanging from the sides to allowgas to escape, and to prevent the pressure inside theballoon from building up during gas expansion as theballoon rises above Earth’s surface, according to NASA.Continue reading > SPACE NEWS: NEW MEXICO2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Scientific balloon took flight from Fort Sumner, New Mexico on June 8, 2021 | CourtesyNASA Wallops Twitter pageNASA’S SCIENTIFICBALLOON PROGRAM TAKESFLIGHT FROM NMBy KRQE Staff06/12/202145VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48NEXT CST-100 STARLINERTEST SET FOR THE END OFJULYBy Theresa Cross, Spaceflight Insider06/13/2021Boeing and NASA recently announced a date for the seconduncrewed Orbital Flight Test of the company’s CST-100Starliner spacecraft.Continue reading > SPACE STARTUPS SELECTEDFOR AMAZON WEBSERVICES ACCELERATORBy Sandra Erwin, Space News06/10/2021WASHINGTON — Amazon Web Services announced June10 it selected 10 U.S. and European space startups for a four-week accelerator program where companies learn how theycan grow their business using cloud computing and analyticstechnologies.Continue reading > SPACE MUSEUM GARNERSGRANT TO DIGITIZE 60S ERASPACE FILMSBy KRWQ06/15/2021The New Mexico Museum of Space History is pleased toannounce that it was recently awarded a “One Small Step”grant from the SPACE 3.0 Foundation, a 501(c)3 charitableorganization. The grant, which was applied for by MuseumCurator Sue Taylor, will allow the museum’s curatorialdepartment to digitize more than a dozen space related16mm films from the 1960s that reside in the museum’scollection. The films to be digitized include severalassociated with the Gemini and Apollo programs. “After more than 30+ years in the space industry, I'venoticed that small sums can make a real difference. SPACE3.0 has launched the “One Small Step” grant program toidentify projects that can fill in the gaps to space historypreservation. Ideas such as digitizing historical documents,collecting an oral history, or expanding the resources foundin our archive,” said Scott Sacknoff, the foundation’s chair.“Digitizing and color correcting these films from the goldenage of human spaceflight will not only help preserve them,but will also make them available to researchers and thepublic.”Continue reading >

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BUILTENVIRONMENTSPACEEVENTSNATIONWIDEEVENT INFORMATION MAY BE OUTOF DATE DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS(COVID-19). CONFIRM DETAILS WITHEVENT ORGANIZERS.A U.S. Air Force and Northrop Grumman Minotaur 1 rocket will launch a classified spy satellite for theU.S. National Reconnaissance Office in a mission called NROL-111. It will lift off from Pad 0B at NASA'sWallops Flight Facility in Wallops Island, Virginia.An Arianespace Vega rocket, designated VV19, will launch the Pléiades Neo 4 Earth observation satellitefor Airbus. The mission will lift off from the Guiana Spaceport near Kourou, French Guiana.A Chinese Long March 2F rocket will launch the Shenzhou 12 spacecraft with multiple Chineseastronauts on the first crewed mission to the Chinese space station. It will lift off from the JiuquanSatellite Launch Center in the Gobi Desert.EXPECTED THIS JUNELearn more > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.JUNE 17THA SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will the U.S. SpaceForce's fifth third-generation navigationsatellite for the Global Positioning System (GPS3 SV05). It will lift off from Space LaunchComplex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space ForceStation in Florida, in a three-hour launchwindow that opens at 6 p.m. EDT (2200 GMT).View full calendar >JUNE 20THThe solstice arrives at 11:16 p.m. EDT (0316 June21 GMT), marking the first day of summer in theNorthern Hemisphere and the first day of winterin the Southern Hemisphere. View full calendar >JUNE 20THNASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough and EuropeanSpace Agency astronaut Thomas Pesquet willtake their second 6.5-hour spacewalk togetherthis month to install another new solar arrayoutside the International Space Station. Thespacewalk will begin at 8 a.m. EDT (1200 GMT).View full calendar >JUNE 23RDA United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket willlaunch the STP-3 rideshare mission for the U.S.Space Force. It will lift off from Cape CanaveralSpace Force Station in Florida.View full calendar >JUNE 24THThe full moon of June, known as the FullStrawberry Moon, arrives at 2:40 p.m. EDT (1940GMT).View full calendar >JUNE 27THThe Northrop Grumman Cygnus NG-15 cargospacecraft, which arrived at the InternationalSpace Station in February, will depart theorbiting laboratory and begin its descent toEarth, safely burn up in our planet's atmospherealong the way. Astronauts using the station'sCanadarm2 robotic arm will release thespacecraft to send it on its way atapproximately 10:50 a.m. EDT (1450 GMT).View full calendar >46VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48JUNE 27THConjunction of the moon and Saturn. The waninggibbous moon will swing about 4 degrees to thesouth 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.ADVANCED OPTICAL TECHNOLOGIES1451 Innovation Parkway SE, Suite 680, Albuquerque, NM 87123Phone:(505) 313-7068Advanced Optical Technologies (AOT) offers multi-dimensional micro- and nano-structural materialcharacterization, mapping, and assessment for a more complete understanding of complex materials,devices, and scenarios, and develops custom sensors for defense and commercial customers.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITEAEGIS TECHNOLOGIES 10520 Research Rd SE Suite 200, Albuquerque, NM 87123The AEgis Technologies Group (AEgis) provides advanced engineering solutions across the spacesuperiority, directed energy, missile defense, electronic warfare & cyber, C4ISR, and intelligence markets.The Company was founded in 1989 and has served its core customer base as a trusted partner for decadesfocused on solving the Defense and National Security Community’s hardest challenges. AEgis is an end toend lifecycle partner through R&D, development, and into operations. We are the trusted provider leadingthe transformation for tomorrow’s multi-modal and multi-domain warfare.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITELEADING THE TRANSFORMATION OF MODERN WARFARETHE AEROSPACE CORPORATION2155 Louisiana Blvd. #5000, Albuquerque, NM 87110Phone: (505) 872-6200In an era of dynamic change in space, Aerospace is addressing a generation of complex challenges. Weoperate the only federally funded research and development center (FFRDC) committed exclusively to thespace enterprise. Our technical experts span every discipline of space-related science and engineering.CLICK HERE TO VISIT WEBSITEPROVIDING OBJECTIVE ANALYSIS AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS48VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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EVENT CALENDAR20212021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.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 New Mexico personifies the essential spirit of the aerospacerevolution – from our world-class commercial Spaceport withover 6,000 square miles of protected airspace to the dozensof cutting-edge tech companies who are tackling some of theuniverse’s greatest challenges. New Mexico’s intellectualcapital and access to key federal resources are second tonone.LEADERSHIPPLEASE JOIN NEWSPACE NEW MEXICO FOR OUR FIRSTLIVE/HYBRID JUNE 17TH 2021 T5!FEATURING SPACE @ UNM! From Fortune 500 industry powerhouses and the very bestgovernment-funded science, engineering and researchlaboratories to our expansive military installations, research,testing & evaluation capabilities and energized young start-ups, New Mexicans are changing the very destiny of ourfuture in space.INNOVATIONThe global space economy is estimated to grow over 800% inthe next 20 years. NewSpace New Mexico is here to attract,foster and promote the technological and economicadvancement of the space industry in New Mexico. NewMexico has always been a gateway to new frontiers – guidedby grit, resourcefulness, and the brilliant night-sky thatcaptures our aspirations.GROWTHLive: at the new “Q Station”, 3225 Central NE, Albuquerque NM 87106(parking behind building on Wellesley)If you’re in the Las Cruces area: participants will join together at “TheGame I” on University Drive, Las Cruces(for more details, contact JoeBullington at Joe.Bullington@jacobs.com)Virtual: we will have networking and intros between the live sites andvirtual participants before the Tech Talks with UNM3rd Thursday, June 17th, 4:30 to 6:00 pm MDT – Please join us for a specialTech Talk with UNM Deans, Mitzi Montoya and Christos Christodoulou!Christos will share all the great aerospace efforts happening in the Schoolof Engineering and Mitzi will share about the NewSpace New Mexicocollaborations with Anderson School of Management, and more! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER50VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE, LENDING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT NEWS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Travelers looking for an extended place to stay in southernNew Mexico have a new option in Alamogordo.Continue reading > ALBUQUERQUE REAL ESTATEGROUPS OPEN HOME2SUITESIN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICOBy Ron Davis, Albuquerque Business First 06/13/2021Mall giant Washington Prime Group, which owns 100malls including Albuquerque's Cottonwood Mall, has filedfor Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.Based in Columbus, Ohio, Washington Prime is inforbearance on an interest payment that was due Feb. 15."It’s business as usual at Cottonwood and our guests,tenants, community partners and vendors/contractorswill see no change," Cottonwood Mall general mangerDebra Sherman said in a statement to Business First.Sherman said she can't speak about the bankruptcy filing,but pointed to new partnerships and growth atCottonwood.The mall is planning to add at least two new food courtconcepts to its lineup of tenants, as well as UpscaleBurgers and Shakes, which should open within the nextmonth said Sherman, who declined to disclose the name ofthe other tenants. She did say they are locally owned andshould be open later this summer.According to New Mexico Secretary of State filings,Washington Prime Group L.P. is listed as the manager ofMall at Cottonwood II LLC...Continue reading > COTTONWOOD MALLOWNER WASHINGTONPRIME FILES FORBANKRUPTCYREORGANIZATION,SECURES $100M INFINANCINGBy Mark Somerson & Ron Davis, Albuquerque Business First06/14/202152VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48Commercial real estate in the Tri-Cities just hit its peak sofar for the year.Commercial real estate in the Tri Cities had its best month inMay 2021 with 59 transactions compared to the 25 in May2020, according to a release from the Northeast TennesseeAssociation of Realtors.Continue reading > COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATESEES PEAK NUMBER OF SALESFOR 2021By Marina Waters, Times News06/15/2021The impact of Covid-19 has greatly been felt across thecommercial real estate industry. Many businesses had toshut down, while others moved to working remotely. Fewnew businesses opened due to the uncertainty the pandemicbrought. During this time, there was little need for buying orrenting commercial buildings. However, as agents know, theimpact of crises on real estate does not last forever.As the world begins to return to normal, workers are goingback to the office and businesses are beginning to open. Thedemand for commercial real estate is growing, and with thisgrowth come new possibilities for innovation. Below, 11members of Forbes Real Estate Council predict how thecommercial real estate landscape will react to the effects ofthe global pandemic.Continue reading > 11 PREDICTIONS FORINNOVATION IN COMMERCIALREAL ESTATEBy Forbes Councils Member06/15/2021Washington Prime, which owns 100 malls including Albuquerque's Cottonwood Mall, is inforbearance on an interest payment that was due Feb. 15.

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FEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE ALBUQUERQUE NNN OFFICE PORTFOLIO1931 san mateo, 1933 san mateo, Albuquerque, NM 871101,094 - 2,000 SFBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Great exposureHigh Traffic CountCentrally locatedEasy access from San MateoWell-maintainedRecently resurfaced parking lotPotential redevelopment centerMX-L zoningProperty Highlights & InformationSpace Available: 1,094 - 2,000 SFAvailable Opportunities: For Sale 2,000 SF 2nd Gen MedicalFreestanding Building. For Sale 1,094 SF 2nd Gen Medical FreestandingBuildingDemographic InformationPopulation (3m): 138,107Average Household Income (3m): $54,078Traffic Count: San Mateo Blvd NE: 36,800 VPD (Source: STDB 2020)Indian School Rd NE: 7,398 VPD (Source: STDB 2020)CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILSCLICK HERE TO VIEW BROCHURE54VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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Exceptional upside on underperforming asset. Near a diverse array of demand generators – outdoor & leisure,medical, education, military/government, commercial space travel(Virgin Galactic). Stable market with consistent growth.Recently renovated – new FF&E and durable metal roof installed.Spacious managers quarters perfect for owner-operator.INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTSPROPERTY FACTSPrice: $1,375,000Price Per Room: $25,000Sale Type: InvestmentProperty Subtype: HospitalityBuilding Class: HotelLot Size: CBuilding Size: 1.31 ACNo. Rooms: 17,800 SFNo. Stories: 55Year Built: 3Parking Ratio: 3.93/1,000 SFCorridor: InteriorOpportunity Zone: NoCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILSFEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE LAS CRUCES SUPER 8 LAS CRUCES/WHITE SANDS AREA3405 Bataan Memorial W$1,375,000BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.55VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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DESCRIPTIONMariposa East Commons. Steel, concrete, glass and contemporarydesign set in a landscape of natural beauty. Not that far as one thinks,it's worth the commute. Set among natural trails, new homeconstruction, and views of the Sandias. PROPERTY FACTSSale Type: Investment or Owner UserSale Conditions: Lease OptionProperty Type: OfficeProperty Subtype: Loft/Creative SpaceBuilding Size: 16,308 SFBuilding Class: BZoning: MU-A MULTI MIXED USE COMMParking: 120 Spaces (7.36 Spaces per 1,000 SF Leased)Opportunity Zone: NoYear Built: 2007Price: $1,650,000Price Per SF: $101Percent Leased: VacantTenancy: MultipleBuilding Height: 2 StoriesTypical Floor Size: 8,154 SFSlab To Slab: 15'Building FAR: 0.34Land Acres: 1.10 ACCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILSFEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE RIO RANCHO MARIPOSA EAST COMMONS2500 Mariposa Parkway Ave NE$1,650,000BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.56VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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FEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE SANTA FE COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUM UNIT B703 Camino de la Familia$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. The condo was built as 8 units, currently leased by one tenantwith unit 3107 vacant. As there are no interior load-bearing walls, condocan be carved up to accommodate 1-8 units. Each of the existing unitshas a an overhead door, separate bathroom and several of the unitshave showers.PROPERTY FACTSPrice: $1,739,000Unit Size: 9,006 SFNo. Units: 1Total Building Size: 15,710 SFProperty Type: Office (Condo)Property Subtype: Loft/Creative SpaceSale Type: Investment or Owner UserBuilding Class: BFloors: 3Typical Floor Size: 7,855 SFYear Built: 2011Lot Size: 6.14 ACOpportunity Zone: NoCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS57VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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PROPERTYFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICEBUILDINGSIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALCOMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIALPROPERTY FOR SALE NEW MEXICODESCRIPTION416 Menaul BlvdRare, outstanding owner/user opportunity.Fenced YardEasy Access to I-40 at 6th StreetNorth Valley SubmarketLocated at the Southeast Corner of Menaul Blvd. and 6th StreetPlease Do Not Disturb Tenant$750,0002021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Albuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND7,600 SFBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTIONDenny's1600 Towne Center Ln NELong-term Lease – a new Twenty (20) Year NNN Lease will commence atthe closing of escrow with 10% rental increases every five (5) years. FeeSimple Ownership – allows Landlord to depreciate the building (see CPAfor guidance). CLICK HERE 4,200 SFREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTIONTruly Safe SelfStorage5516 Silver Ave SEThe Hatcher Group of Marcus & Millichap is pleased to offer for sale TrulySafe Self Storage located in the heart of downtown Albuquerque, NewMexico. The facility features 62 non-climate-controlled units and 4 lockers,totaling 10,300 net rentable square feet. They also offer 6 parking spacesfor rent and are currently 93% physically occupied. The property is fullyfenced with an on-site management office and 24-hour video surveillance. $1,500,000CLICK HERE 10,300 SFDESCRIPTIONBasin Mini Storage501 Illinois AveExcellent investment opportunity featuring four mini-storage buildings.The property features gated access and over 30,000 SF.CLICK HERE 30,140 SF$2,677,000$1,395,00058VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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PROPERTYFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICEBUILDINGSIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALCOMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIALPROPERTY FOR SALE NEW MEXICODESCRIPTIONNational 9 Apple TreeInn5910-5915 E Main St2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Albuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND13,441 SFBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTION203 E Sanger St CLICK HERE 1,320 SFREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTIONCarl's Jr1014 Joe Harvey Blvd.85 Acres located on Joe Harvey Blvd, the main arterial in Hobbs withsurrounding national co-tenancy. Turn-Key Fully Equipped Restaurant±2,997 SF building, all FF&E included, with excellent freestanding signage. $1,650,000CLICK HERE 2,997 SFDESCRIPTIONDollar General5120 GrimesTrinity Real Estate Investment Services is pleased to present theopportunity to acquire a brand new development Dollar General inHobbs, NM. Rent commences May of 2021, leaving a full 15 yearsremaining.$1,909,714CLICK HERE 9,026 SFContact Agent forPricing$175,000 59VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48NewGen Advisory is pleased to present to qualified buyers, theopportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the National 9 Inn ofFarmington, New Mexico. This 32 unit independent inn, has greatpotential for both an owner operator, or developer looking to acquirevaluable commercial land along...

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PROPERTYFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICEBUILDINGSIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALCOMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIALPROPERTY FOR SALE NEW MEXICODESCRIPTION910 Mescalero St2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Albuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND1,800 SFBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTION2791 N Florida AveCLICK HERE 2,000 SFREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTIONSunoco705 10th StNEW 20 YEAR ABSOLUTE NNN LEASED OFFERING$760,000 CLICK HERE 1,817 SFDESCRIPTIONSuburban Extended StayHotel2500 N White Sands BlvdAs the exclusive representative of the seller, Marcus & Millichap's NationalHospitality Group is pleased to present for sale to quali?ed investors theSuburban Extended -Stay Hotel in Alamogordo, New Mexico. The ChoiceHotel International-branded Hotel is offered at $2,350,000 or $40,517 perkey. $2,350,000CLICK HERE 18,700 SF$150,000$750,00060VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48M & A Wash-A-Teria laundromat is located in Alamogordo NM andencompasses 2.32 acres. Building is 1800 sq ft of retail space. Familyowned business and operated for 28 years. Laundromat is convenientlylocated across the street from M & A Family Homes Mobile Home Parkwhich are the same owners of M & A Wash-A-Teria. Laundromat isequipped with 20 Washers...

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FEATURED: COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE SANTA FE0 LA TIERRA CAMINO12.1 Acres $2,100,000BUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTIONThis 12.10 acre tract is one of two commercially zoned properties in theNorth West part of Santa Fe. Located 5.7 miles to downtown, on thecorner of Arroyo Calabasas Rd and fronting Camino La Tierra Rd, thethoroughfare to the gated golf course community Las Campanas.There is a neighboring (across the street) successful commercialdevelopment and restaurant Arroyo Vino. The property is under countyjurisdiction and has prior Master Plan approval for 47,000SF ofcommercial construction including retail, office, banking and restaurantuses. Additional Community Neighborhood zoning permitted usesinclude, medical, research facilities, assisted living, retirement housing,retreats, shopping centers, pet supplies, fitness centers, businessoperations for trade contractors as well as residential.PRICE: $2,100,000SALE TYPE: INVESTMENTNO. LOTS: 1PROPERTY TYPE: LANDPROPERTY SUBTYPE: COMMERCIALTOTAL LOT SIZE: 12.10 ACOPPORTUNITY ZONE: NOCLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.65VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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LANDFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICETOTAL LOT SIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALLocated South of I-40 off Bluewater Rd. & Unser Blvd. in Clifford WestBusiness ParkFrontage on Two Streets with a Curb Cut on Oliver Ross Dr.7 Miles / 9 Minutes to I-25 / I-40 InterchangeLocated in an Opportunity Zone and HubZone QualifiedDESCRIPTION5622 Edith Blvd NE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.COMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE NEW MEXICOAlbuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND0.22 AcresBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTION501 Oliver Ross Dr $225,000CLICK HERE 0.70 ACREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTIONBrahman Rd10.45 Acres Commercial Zoned EC2 Corner Lot with HWY 70 Frontage. Onthe overpass of Hwy 70 and Brahman Rd. By NASA and White SandsMissile Range. Only a few minutes to Las Cruces, NM. Plenty of space forMotel, Commercial Strip, or other business projects. Scenic breathtakingviews of Organ Desert Peak National Monument Mountains.$715,000 CLICK HERE 10.45 AcresDESCRIPTION4920 Balsam Road$115,000CLICK HERE 5 Acres5 Acres ample space to build your dream Home or set a Mobil Home.Horses allowed. Utilities nearby. Few minutes to Las Cruces, NMdowntown, Walmart, Shopping centers and schools. Easy access toHighway 70. Between NASA Facility and Las Cruces, NM. Majestic views ofthe Organ Mountain—Desert Peak National Monument. 3 Lots to the eastalso available for sale. Owner financing is available.66VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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LANDFOR SALEOFFEREDPRICETOTAL LOT SIZE COMING SOON!VIEW DEALCOMMERCIAL &INDUSTRIAL LAND FOR SALE NEW MEXICODESCRIPTION5401 Agua FriaParcel 2-1 unimproved land, located on the northwest corner of Agua Friaand Cottonwood Drive. Conveniently located in a busy end of town. 15minutes from the plaza. Close to 599. Perfect location for developers offof busy Agua Fria. Allows for multiple group living situations, multiple &single family dwelling, manufactured homes, short term rentals,emergency services, preschools...$529,0002021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Albuquerque Las CrucesRio RanchoSanta FeRoswellFarmingtonClovisCarlsbadHobbsAlamogordoCLICK HERE CITY LEGEND3.52 AcresBUILTENVIRONMENTDESCRIPTION1001-1023 W Main St $2,250,000CLICK HERE 10.13 AcresREAL ESTATEPHOTODESCRIPTION500 E LlanoEstacado BlvdThis exceptional Clovis land parcel boasts excellent access and visibility.Adjacent to Wal-Mart Supercenter, the largest retailer in Clovis, this parcelprovides the best entry opportunity in the trade area. Retail andrestaurants in the area include Lowe’s Home Improvement, Big 5 SportingGoods, Dollar Tree, McDonald’s, Chipotle, Buffalo Wild Wings, Denny’s, DelTaco, Chili’s, a new-to-market PetSmart and Aspen Dental and many more.$1,700,000CLICK HERE 6.56 AcresDESCRIPTION1250 Hwy 245High traffic area on one of the main roads used to go to CAFB. One milefrontage on Llano Estacado. Very suitable for commercial use alonghighway. Possible multi-family development or any big box store. Manyuses for this land that joins the city limits. Buyer may purchase as manyacres as needed with a 40 acre minimum.$975,000CLICK HERE 185 Acres67VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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May '20 Jun '20 Jul '20 Aug '20 Sep '20 Oct '20 Nov '20 Dec '20 Jan '21 Feb '21 Mar '21 Apr '21 May '215 4 3 2 1 0 SHOW YOUR SUPPORT & SIGNUP FOR OUR WEEKLY DIGITALMAGAZINE TODAY! CLICK HERENATIONAL STATISTICS PUBLIC & PRIVATE SECTOR BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited. In May 2021, prices had increased by five percent compared to May 2020. This statistic shows the 12-month percentage ofchange in the consumer price index, respectively the monthly inflation rate for goods and services in the United States. Thedata represents U.S. city averages. In economics, the inflation rate is a measure of inflation, the rate of increase of a priceindex (in the below case: consumer price index). It is the percentage rate of change in price level over time. The rate ofdecrease in the purchasing power of money is approximately equal. - Statista Research DepartmentMONTHLY 12-MONTH INFLATION RATE IN THE UNITEDSTATES FROM MAY 2020 TO MAY 2021Source: Bureau of Labor StatisticsSurvey by: Bureau of Labor StatisticsPublished by: Bureau of Labor StatisticsRelease date: June 202173VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALDemolition of existing asphalt, curb & gutter, softball field, volleyballcourt, and other related infrastructure. Grading to accommodate theimprovements and drainage. Storm drain improvements related tosite drainage. Landscaping and irrigation improvements. Installationof new multi-purpose grass field and softball field along withassociated infrastructure. Site lighting improvements for both newfields.Project Red Notes:Per Addendum 3: BID DATE EXTENDED TO 06/16/2021 @ 2:00 PMPer Addendum 2: BID DATE EXTENDED TO 06/09/2021 @ 2:00 PMAddendum 1 is available to view/download(posted 5.21.21 )SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: Technical Questions: Jeremy Shelljeremy.shell@respec.com Purchasing Procedure Questions:David Conkle dconkle@bernco.govSUBMIT BIDS TO: All bids shall be submitted electronicallythrough the County's eProcurement system BonfireFEATUREDPROJECT2021-35B5TOM TENORIO PARK PHASE 1-AScope: PUBLICTotal Planroom Visitors: 2,075 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.OWNER: BernalilloCounty Purchasing Key InformationARCHITECT: Respec Inc. Address: One Civic Plaza NW , 10th floorAlbuquerque NM 87102Phone Number: (505) 468-7013Address: 5971 Jefferson Street NESuite 101Albuquerque NM 87109Phone Number: (505) 568-266179VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48Bid Date/Time: 6/16/2021 - 02:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 3Memo Count:0Estimated Cost: $3,346,593Phase: Bidding Stage: Active Status:New Project / First ReportProject Type: Demolition / AbatementCategory: Parks / RecreationPublic Funding: YesObtain Plans: ArchitectBid Security: 5% Bid BondPlans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign upfor our plan room to viewPre-bid Conference05/19/2021 10:00 AM MSTVirtual MICROSOFTTEAMS or Phone

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CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALParking for 200 buses, parking for employee vehicles, requiredlandscaping and drainage. General Building (B) Cost: $13,114,950.00The proposed facilities will be approximately 31,872 gross squarefeet, including a pre-engineered metal building (23,772 gross squarefeet) plus a separate, small wash bay with equipment (3,000 grosssquare feet) and a fueling canopy (5,100 square feet). Interior wallswill be modular and prefabricated where feasible. The buildingprogram will include dispatch/office areas for operations, driverssupport space (such as training/lounge, and restrooms), four busmaintenance/repair bays with associated space for tools andequipment storage, and a bus wash bay.Project Red Notes:Addendum 2 has been sent to the Reprographics Dept forposting. (posted 6.14.21)Addendum 1 is available to view/download(posted 6.4.21)SUBMIT QUESTIONS TO: Willard Eastmanw.eastman@dwlnm.com OR Robert RodarteRobert.Rodarte@aps.eduDEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS: 6.10.2021FEATUREDPROJECT2021-3AE3APS-WESTSIDE BUS DEPOTPUBLICScope: Total Planroom Visitors: 1,700 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.OWNER: AlbuquerquePublic SchoolsKey InformationARCHITECT: DWL Architects &Planners Address: Lincoln Complex, BuildingA, 1st Floor, Room 7 915Locust Street SEAlbuquerque NM 87106Phone Number: (505) 848-8826Address: 202 Central Ave SE, Suite CAlbuquerque NM 87102Phone Number: (505) 242-6202Bid Date/Time: 6/17/2021 - 02:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 2Memo Count:0Estimated Cost: $18,114,950Phase: Bidding Stage: Active Status:Addenda ReceivedProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Airports / Transportation / RailPublic Funding: YesObtain Plans: ArchitectBid Security: Bonds may be required.Plans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign upfor our plan room to viewMANDATORY Pre-bid Conference06/03/2021 10:00 AM MSTvia Zoom80VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALThis project consist of 10 acre traditional park along with sports fieldsand pickle ball courts to be serving as the recreation complex for thecommunity and needed amenities like restrooms, concession standand maintenance yard. Project Red Notes:Addendum 5 has been sent to the Reprographics Dept forposting.(posted 6.10.21)Per Addendum 4: BID DATE EXTENDED TO 06/17/2021 @ 4:00PMAddendum 3 is available to view/download(posted 6.7.21)Addendum 2 is available to view/download(posted 5.25.21)Addendum 1 is available to view/download(posted 5.18.21)FEATUREDPROJECT2021-10EAEAST MESA PUBLIC RECREATIONALCOMPLEXTotal Planroom Visitors: 1,398 + 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.OWNER: City of LasCruces Address: 700 N Main StLas Cruces NM 88001Phone: (575) 541-2555Bid Date/Time: 6/17/2021 - 04:00pm MSTAddenda Count: 5Memo Count:0Estimated Cost: $6,000,000Phase: Bidding Stage: ActiveStatus: Addenda ReceivedProject Type: New ConstructionCategory: Parks / RecreationPublic Funding: YesBid Security: 5% Bid BondPlans/Specs Status: Online Only - sign upfor our plan room to viewPre-bid Conference05/20/2021 2:00 PM MSTvia ZOOMScope: PUBLICKey Information81VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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CONSTRUCTIONREPORTER FEATURED PROJECTSARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING, AND DESIGN 2021-3F22 WASTE WATER PLANNING, DESIGNAND CONSTRUCTION PHASE ENGINEERINGSERVICESOWNER: City of Las Vegas The Offeror shall perform Professional Engineering Services on an as needed basis, as hereafter stated, forcustomary and incidental services for the City of Las Vegas Waste Water System. The Contractor shall fullyand timely provide all deliverables described herein in strict accordance with the terms, covenants, andconditions of the Contract. The agreement term will be for one year with the option for renewal up to four(4) years. The contract, including renewals and amendments thereof, may not exceed a total duration offour (4) years. The contract will begin upon final approval by the City Manager.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS The Santa Fe County Planning Division is requesting professional engineering services, to provide a highlevel study to determine the most appropriate alignment to complete the Rail Trail segment 7, to includeall incidental labor and material...CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS 2021-3F13 ENGINEER SANTA FE COUNTYALIGNMENT STUDY FOR SANTA FE RAIL TRAILSEGMENT 7OWNER: Santa Fe County2021-40E5 PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING REPORTWASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITYSanto Domingo Pueblo is seeking a long-term wastewater solution. The proposed site for a newWastewater Treatment Facility will be located a half a mile south of the Kewa Station – Rail Runner Stationadjacent to State Road 22 (35°30′16N 106°19'35??gps coordinates). The type of wastewater treatment willbe a Sequential Batch Reactor Wastewater Treatment Facility. This facility will serve Santo DomingoPueblo’s current and future growth needs. Currently, the Main Village lagoons have a maximum capacity of33M gallons, and the Galesteo lagoons have a maximum capacity of 23M gallons. The lagoon serving theKewa Gas Station, Santo Domingo Housing office and other facilities are undocumented. The SantoDomingo Health Center, Santo Domingo Early Childhood Learning Center, Santo Domingo Elementary, Fireand Emergency Medical Services, Cedar Tree community, and Wa-Di community are each on their ownseptic systems. All the aforementioned are seeking to be served by the wastewater treatment facility.CLICK HERE TO VIEW MORE DETAILS OWNER: Santo Domingo Pueblo BUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.82VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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One of the most popular art museums in the southwest has announcedplans to build a 54,000 square foot expansion of its facility.Officials with the Georgia O’Keefe Museum in Santa Fe have earlierindicated that the project will allow the museum to put all in one place acollection of more than 3,000 works of art.As planned, the expansion, which is expected to cost upwards of $60million, will see the construction of a large gallery space, classroom, andlecture hall.The gallery space will be used for both permanent and temporaryexhibitions.Continue reading > 2021-417A: Georgia O’KeefeMuseum Expansion >SCOPE: One of the most popular art museums in the southwest hasannounced plans to build a 54,000 square foot expansion of its facility.Owner: ---Awarded Architect:---Project Information:EST Bid Date: ---Phase: PreBidStage: Conceptual / No DesignStatus:New Project / Pre-Bid First ReportProject Type: Additions / Renovations /UpgradeCategory: MuseumPublic Funding: YesPRE-BIDCONSTRUCTIONSANTA FE'S GEORGIA O'KEEFEMUSEUM TO TAKE ON BIGFACILITY EXPANSIONBy Garry Boulard, Construction Reporter 06/09/2021Photo Credit: Stay in ArtBUILTENVIRONMENTSANTA FE'S GEORGIA O'KEEFFE MUSEUMPLANS TO EXPAND AT NEW SITE- YAHOO! NEWSJUN. 8—THE GEORGIA O'KEEFFE MUSEUM OF THEFUTURE WILL FILL NEARLY AN ENTIRE CITY BLOCK.MUSEUM LEADERS INTEND TO BUILD A 54,000-SQUARE-FOOT MUSEUM ON THE SITE OF THEFORMER SAFEWAY AT 123 GRANT AVE., NOWOCCUPIED BY THE MUSEUM'S EDUCATIONCENTER AND PRIMA TITLE.CONTINUE READING > 2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.GEORGIA O’KEEFFE MUSEUM PLANSEXPANSION PROJECT AT NEW SITE- KARK.COMSANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — OFFICIALS AT THE GEORGIAO’KEEFFE MUSEUM IN SANTA FE HAVEANNOUNCED PLANS TO BUILD A FACILITY LARGEENOUGH TO FILL AN ENTIRE CITY BLOCK.THE NEW 54,000-SQUARE-FOOT MUSEUM WILL BEBUILT ON THE SITE OF A FORMER SAFEWAYGROCERY STORE, WHICH IS CURRENTLYOCCUPIED BY THE MUSEUM’S EDUCATIONCENTER AND PRIMA TITLE, THE SANTA FE NEWMEXICAN REPORTED. IT IS ESTIMATED TO COST$60 MILLION.CONTINUE READING > 83VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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NEW MEXICOACTIVE PROJECTSADDITIONS / RENOVATIONS / UPGRADESITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGVENDOR / PROFESSIONAL SERVICESBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.EST. COST: $29,786,330EST. COST: $3,561,000EST. COST: $35,128,275Menicucci 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: $16,474,88784VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTACTIVESCOPEOFWORKPRE-BIDMEETINGBonito LakeInfrastructureImprovements2021-3E4E7/15/20212:00 PM MSTPLANROOMThe work will consist of the following: The construction and installation of improvements to the Bonito Lake Dam including newvalves and piping, improvements to the intake tower, a new cat walk to the intake tower, new upstream dam facing and otherrelated appurtenances. $3,161,330Unless indicated otherwise in the documents, contractor performing this work shall furnish all material, labor, tools, expendableequipment, utility, transportation services, and all incidental items necessary to perform and complete, in a workmanlikemanner, the work required for the following Scope. Project is Design-Bid-Build. Scope is identified as: 1) Roof replacement, 2)Replacing the existing evaporative cooling, roof-mounted systems with refrigerated-air units, installing new...SCOPEOFWORKCCSD KCHSFieldhouse Project2021-40E27/8/20212:00 PM MST$925,0002021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.THIS PROJECT IS ON ORDERSCOPEOFWORKUnser Sound Wall2021-41797/6/20212:00 PM MST$700,000ADDITIONS /RENOVATIONS /UPGRADEESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $29.7 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkMilitaryFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation HealthcareWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTCLICK HERE CLICK HERE CLICK HERE CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDRECOMMENDED06/23/20212:00 PM MSTThe City of Farmington is seeking bids from Contractors to Rehabilitate Runway 5/23 Asphalt mill and overlay of runwaypavement, shoulder grading, airfield electrical, pavement grooving, and marking.SCOPEOFWORKFY20 Mill AndOverlay Rwy 13-31All Asphalt &Repair Shoulders,Cannon AFB2021-3BEA7/15/2021$25,000,000CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED06/16/20218:00 AM MSTMANDATORY06/16/20211:00 PM MSTNEW PROJECT85VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48MANDATORY06/24/202111:00 AM MSTNEW PROJECTNEW PROJECTNEW PROJECT

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ACTIVE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.PROJEVENDOR /PROFESSIONALSERVICESESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $35.1 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Healthcare Wastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTSCOPEOFWORKPRE-BIDMEETINGUNM CCC Phase IIIAE ProfessionalDesign Services -Radiation...2021-3FCB7/2/20214:00 PM MSTPLANROOMThe University of New Mexico (UNM or the University) will be accepting Architectural / Engineering Professional Design Servicesand qualification statements from licensed and experienced Architectural / Engineering firms interested in providingArchitectural / Engineering Design Services for the construction of a facility expansion of the UNM Comprehensive CancerCenter. Respondents are encouraged to submit proposals that they feel deliver the best value for this project...$28,658,275CLICK HERE CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALRECOMMENDED06/15/202110:00 AM MST86VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48SCOPEOFWORKUNM A EProfessional DesignServices - Designand Renovation ofCareer Tech2021-40E37/16/20214:00 PM MSTUNM Planning, Design & Construction (PDC) is working with UNM – Gallup to design, renovate, and equip its Career TechFacilities in the Career Education wing of Gurley Hall and the Construction Tech building (the Project). The Project will involveguidance and input from UNM – Gallup leadership and Career Tech programs, and UNM Campus Environments and Facilities.The Project includes the design and renovation of the existing, occupied indoor and outdoor spaces...$6,470,000CLICK HERE NEW PROJECTRECOMMENDED06/23/202110:00 AM MSTNEW PROJECT

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ACTIVE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.NEW CONSTRUCTIONESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $16.4 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireOffice SpaceParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Parking StructureWastewater TreatmentRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGENDPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGPLANROOMThis project consists of expansion and modernization of the existing building. The addition will be a new two-story classroombuilding and pre-engineered metal building gymnasium. The expansion of the classroom building will include architectural,mechanical, plumbing and electrical upgrades. The existing school will be modernized and reconfigured to meet adequacystandards. The site work will consist of selected demolition of the existing parking lot, construction of a new parking lot, gradingand drainage, playing field, parent drop off, bus drop off and site utilities.SCOPEOFWORKRISD-Mesa MiddleSchool Renovationsand Addition2019-3C226/25/20212:00 PM MST$16,474,887CLICK HERE CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALMANDATORY06/08/20212:00 PM MST87VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERBID DATE/TIMEESTIMATEDCOSTPRE-BIDMEETINGPLANROOMThe project will consist of drilling and developing three monitoring wells approximately 40' deep including screen, casing,shroud, concrete collar and testing. SCOPEOFWORKNew MonitoringWells CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALFurnish all labor, equipment and material to construct designated roadway and drainage improvements to A Street from 1stStreet to 4th Street. Construction scope to consist of new asphalt roadway surfacing, curb and gutter, sidewalks, and ADAimprovementsSCOPEOFWORK‘A’ Street RoadwayAnd DrainageImprovementsNMFA ColoniasInfrastrucureWater distribution infrastructure, roadway reconstruction and drainage culverts on San Mateo Dr. and Spyglass Road to includenew 6" C900 DR18 waterline, 18" CMP, 57"x38" CMPA, earthwork, subgrade preparation, base course, new HMA, rock plattingand other incidental work.SCOPEOFWORKSan Mateo Drive-Spyglass RdInfrastructure andRoadwayImprovementsACTIVE2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.SITE WORK / NON-BUILDINGESTIMATED TOTAL VALUE: $3.5 MILLIONAirports / Transportation / RailPolice / FireOffice SpaceParks / RecreationFederal / State / MunicipalWater Storage / Tanks / DamsEducation Airports / Transportation / RailSewer / Waterlines / SiteworkRoadwork / Paving / Bridges / DOTPROJECT CATAGORY LEGEND2021-41807/7/202111:00 AM MST$160,000CLICK HERE SCOPEOFWORKNational Avenue-Bridge StreetImprovements2021-40567/1/20212:00 PM MSTFurnish all labor, equipment, and material to construct designated improvements within the City of Las Vegas, NM$1,700,0002021-34186/29/202111:00 AM MST$463,000CLICK HERE CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED06/17/202110:30 AM MST2021-40376/29/20211:30 PM MST$1,238,000CLICK HERE RECOMMENDED06/23/20211:30 PM MSTRECOMMENDED06/30/202111:00 AM MST88VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48NEW PROJECTNEW PROJECTNEW PROJECTNEW PROJECT

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PROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERPROJECTOWNERApparent LowsApparent Lows1 Low Bixby Electric IncApparent LowsApparent Lows1 Low $2,183,681.00 Roadsafe Traffic Systems Inc2 Low $2,186,898.00 Specialized Pavement Markings3 Low $2,362,267.00 Kolbe Striping IncPOST BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSDesign / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingCherry LaneReconstruction-Callaway Drive toSandy Lane2021-34DEPROJECTAWARDMaterial / Equip / Service / Install6/9/2021Fort SumnerAirport NewElectrical Vault2021-395C 6/9/2021PavementReplacementProject2021-3C96City of Las Cruces 6/10/2021CDOT C24338ColoradoRoadwork Project2021-38A4 6/10/2021BID DATECity of Carlsbad2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Construction Reporter Member CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIAL1 Low $754,682.00 Constructors Inc2 Low $894,908.00 J & H Services Inc1 Low $1,342,953.00 Caliper Construction2 Low $1,370,791.00 Highland Enterprises Inc / Two-Bit Trucking3 Low $1,416,672.00 A Mountain ConstructionColorado Departmentof Transportation(CDOT) Village of Fort Sumner89VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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POST BIDBID RESULTS/AWARDSDesign / BuildAdditions / Renovations / UpgradeDemolition / AbatementNew ConstructionSite Work / Non-BuildingPROJECTNAMEPROJECT NUMBERPROJECTOWNERApparent LowsLRGPWWA-Central OperationsFacility2021-28D5PROJECTAWARD1 Low $3,654,782.00 C & E Industrial Services Inc2 Low $3,847,861.00 Classic Industries Inc3 Low $4,123,749.00 Highland Enterprises Inc / Two-Bit TruckingMaterial / Equip / Service / Install6/10/2021Apparent LowsRio ChamitaDiversion DamProject2021-39DA1 Low $318,778.00 Sychar LLC2 Low $346,548.00 CBKN Dirtworks3 Low $663,485.00 Meridian Engineering Company6/11/2021Apparent LowsNM TerminalBroadway Blvd at I-25 Interchange2021-37231 Low $1,240,633.00 AUI Inc2 Low $1,428,703.00 Star Paving6/14/2021Apparent LowsHayden Substation2021-3842 6/3/2021BID DATESHOW YOUR SUPPORT & SIGNUP FOR OUR WEEKLY DIGITALMAGAZINE TODAY! CLICK HEREMB Ditch CommunityDitch AssociationUnion CountyBernalillo CountyPurchasingLower Rio GrandePublic Water WorksAuthority2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited. CLICK HERE FOR 3 DAY TRIALConstruction Reporter Member1 Low $330,000.00 Stoven Construction Inc90VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactJackson MiddleSchool ClassroomsRemodel Mesa Middle SchoolRenovationsWAGE DETERMINATIONSJUNE 7TH 2021 - JUNE 11TH 2021Sandia High SchoolSecurity UpgradesRequestedDateAlexa Murphy Albuquerque Public Schools06/11/2021KC Remodel - CardAccess, Alarm, &CCTV CESRCGreg Van WartCentral New MexicoCommunity College06/11/2021Wage DecisionStatusAlbuquerque PublicSchools06/11/2021John St./Spur St. 8”SAS Point Repair Amelia SymondsAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority06/10/2021FY21 GroundwaterReservoir HatchRehabAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority06/10/2021Tony HillermanChiller RepairGary StarrAlbuquerque BernalilloCounty Water UtilityAuthority06/10/2021La Mesa ES SecureEntry VestibuleSayre GerhartAlbuquerque Public Schools06/09/2021Kennedy MSEvaporative CoolerUpgrades Tony SparksAlbuquerque Public Schools06/07/2021Collet ParkElementary SchoolSecurityImprovementsAlbuquerque PublicSchools06/07/2021Jeremy SanchezRoswell IndependentSchool District06/11/2021Faye RogersDaven TagabanWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision Approved2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedFaye Rogers Bernalillo CountyChavez 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 CountyBE-21-1185-HBE-21-1190-BCH-21-1195-BBE-21-1186-ABE-21-1192-BBE-21-1196-BBE-21-1198-A/BBE-21-1177-BBE-21-1163-BBE-21-1162-A91VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactHagerman PublicWorks Repair ShopDEH/CES3735 TunnelRepairs VI-EWAGE DETERMINATIONSJUNE 7TH 2021 - JUNE 11TH 2021Cahoon RenovationPhase II - Waide -CES HGRequestedDateKent TaylorNew Mexico MilitaryInstitute06/10/2021LED LightingProject Bldg. 607 @NMNGYCASandra GonzalesNM DEPARTMENT OFMILITARY AFFAIRS06/09/2021Wage DecisionStatusHAGERMAN MUNICIPALSCHOOLS06/09/20217th & ThorntonIntersectionReconstructionBryan JonesCity of Clovis06/11/2021Midway Ave.Reconstruction-Gasline Rd. to MesaDr.City of Las Cruces06/10/20214106 CUP EssentialGear RelayReplacementDale HarrellNew Mexico State University 06/09/2021Opitz RoadRene MolinaDona Ana County 06/08/2021Tellbrook RoadRene MolinaDona Ana County06/08/20213618 Espina StreetReconstruction IINew Mexico StateUniversity06/07/2021Dickie ApodacaNew Mexico StateUniversity06/07/2021CHERRYL ANDREWSJames NunezWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision Approved2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedDickie ApodacaBernalillo CountyChavez 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 CountyDA-21-1191-ADA-21-1181-ADA-21-1164-ACU-21-1194-ACH-21-1174-BCH-21-1179-BCH-21-1184-BDA-21-1169-ADA-21-1168-ADA-21-1165-A92VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactRepave Curry Rd. -Constructors Inc. -CES HGKMS Gym StuccoWAGE DETERMINATIONSJUNE 7TH 2021 - JUNE 11TH 2021Grand Heights"East" Parking LotRenovation CESRCRequestedDateJames PhippsArtesia Public Schools06/10/2021Peach Ln Repave -Constructors Inc. -CES HGMatt FletcherCity of Carlsbad 06/09/2021Wage DecisionStatusCity of Carlsbad 06/09/2021Roadway MapProject - Ramirez &Sons - CES HGDesiree LopezCity of Jal06/10/2021UNM Los AlamosLibrary RenovationProjectUniversity of New Mexico06/11/2021Pre-K equipmentand labor forintercoms systemsSafety Upgrade...Justin BurksAlamogordo Public Schools06/09/2021MULTIPLERESIDENCE ATTHE NMSBVIALAMOGORDOCAMPUSMargie MaciasNew Mexico School for theBlind & Visually Impaired06/08/2021ED ExpansionBrad RobertsRoosevelt County SpecialHospital District06/10/2021Navajo St RawWaterline InstallCity of Farmington06/11/2021Waynette DanleyCentral ConsolidatedSchool District06/09/2021Matt FletcherAndre NunezWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBUILTENVIRONMENTWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision Approved2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedCory MarcumBernalillo CountyChavez 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 CountyLA-21-1199-BOT-21-1178-BSJ-21-1180-BLE-21-1183-AED-21-1173-AED-21-1175-AED-21-1187-AOT-21-1167-BRO-21-1189-BSJ-21-1193-A93VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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Wage Decision CLICK TO VIEWProject TitleContractingAgencyContractingAgency ContactUNM Taos KlauerCampus – SiteInfrastructureImprovements(Water Tank)WAGE DETERMINATIONSJUNE 7TH 2021 - JUNE 11TH 2021La Cueva WaterSystemImprovementsRequestedDateWanda VarelaLCMDWA06/08/2021Track Repairs -Lone Mountain -CES HGSusie MartinezQuesta Indepdent Schools 06/09/2021Wage DecisionStatusUniversity of New Mexico 06/07/202110" WaterlineExtensionChristine MartinezEl Prado Water & SanitationDistrict06/07/2021Ryan MortensenBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Wage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedWage Decision ApprovedBernalillo CountyChavez 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 CountyTA-21-1159-ATA-21-1166-HTA-21-1176-ASM-21-1170-A94VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER10601 CENTRALAV NE,Albuquerque, NM BP-2021-15032BP-2021-14864BP-2021-14667 BP-2021-14234BP-2021-12043BP-2021-049721720 EUBANKBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSBP-2021-197725501 EAGLE ROCKAV NE,Albuquerque, NM TYPE OFPERMITMASTERHOMECRAFTERS INC 6/9/2021 - 12/9/2021CommercialBP-2021-195296441 CONCORDIARD NE,Albuquerque, NM Verizon 6/10/2021 - 12/10/2021CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTORBP-2021-191876/11/2021 - 12/11/2021CommercialBP-2021-1727813110 CENTRALAV SE,Albuquerque, NM Pecos Valley Pizza, Inc 6/10/2021 - 6/10/2022 Commercial6510 PARADISEBLVD NW,Albuquerque, NM 6/11/2021 - 6/11/2022 Commercial3601 OLDAIRPORT AV NW,Albuquerque, NM CIM Group6/9/2021 - 12/9/2021 Commercial4201 CENTRAL AVNW, Albuquerque,NM Central Ave & AtriscoEstate LLC 6/10/2021 - 12/10/2021 Commercial301 SAN MATEOBLVD SE,Albuquerque, NM Wal-Mart Non-RebProp. 6/9/20201 - 12/9/2021Commercial3601 CENTRAL AVNE, Albuquerque,NM 6/10/2021 - 6/10/2022CommercialWALTER DILL 6/7/2021 - 6/11/2022Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerCommercialTaste of Santa Fe Michael Techerer HART DESIGN ANDCONSTRUCTIONINC.SGA DESIGN GROUPBUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport HART DESIGN ANDCONSTRUCTION INC.BONGO PLUMBING,HEATING & COOLING,LLCEHRLICH DESIGNBUILDERS INC2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.P6 CONSTRUCTION LLCAMERICANRESTORATIONWATER AND FIRE LLCConstruction Reporter MemberWelcome VeterinaryPractices, LLC INSIGHTCONSTRUCTION,LLCMASTER HOMECRAFTERS, INC.MD7 LLC97VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER708 1ST ST NW,Albuquerque, NM BP-2019-48814BP-2019-30186 GP-2021-25492GP-2021-24985GP-2021-24693GP-2021-24414150 GENERALBRADLEY ST NE,Albuquerque, NM ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSBP-2020-568233550 NM 528 NW,Albuquerque, NM TYPE OFPERMITCIM GROUP 6/9/2021 - 12/9/2021CommercialBP-2020-56367505 ELM ST NE,Albuquerque, NM Lovelace Sandia HealthSystems 6/8/2021 - 12/8/2021CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTORBP-2020-518286/10/2021 - 12/10/2021CommercialBP-2020-015376100 PASEO DELNORTE NE,Albuquerque, NM Target6/10/2021 - 12/10/2021 Commercial10401 CIBOLALOOP NW,Albuquerque, NM 6/8/2021 - 12/8/2021 Commercial627 BROADWAYBLVD SE,Albuquerque, NM Verizon Wireless 6/11/2021 - 12/11/2021 Commercial10130 LOMASBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM Albuquerque GardenCenter 6/11/2021 - 12/11/2021 Commercial10001 COORSBLVD BYPASS NW,Albuquerque, NM Cottonwood Ranch 6/9/2021 - 12/9/2021Commercial10130 LOMASBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM 6/9/2021 - 12/9/2021CommercialYouth Development Inc 6/9/2021 - 6/14/2022Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerCommercialDennis GromelskiCITY OFALBUQUERQUEPOLICE DEPT ALL WEATHERROOFING, INC.SUNDANCE ROOFING,INC.BUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport BROKEN ARROWCOMMUNICATIONSINC.BASIC IDIQ, INC.ALL WEATHERROOFING, INC.2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.GLASSMAN PLANNINGASSOCIATESKEENANCONSTRUCTION LTDCOConstruction Reporter MemberAlbuquerque GardenCenter ROCKYMOUNTAINROOFINGSERVICES LLCHART DESIGN ANDCONSTRUCTION INC.KELLY-HARRISON,INC.98VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER5328MONTGOMERYBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM GP-2021-23414GP-2016-03868PP-2021-26132PP-2021-26109PP-2021-25996PP-2021-2586799999 TRAMWAYBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSGP-2021-2351810500 ACADEMYRD NE,Albuquerque, NM TYPE OFPERMIT5 Star6/8/2021 - 12/8/2021CommercialGP-2021-260963912 ISLETA BLVD SW BERNALILLO COUNTYFACILITIES 6/10/2021 - 6/10/2021CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTORGP-2021-259346/9/2021 - 6/30/2023CommercialGP-2021-234157600MONTGOMERYBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM INDIGO PARK6/11/2021 - 6/30/2023 Commercial3700 SAN MATEOBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM 6/9/2021 - 6/30/2023 Commercial7500 BARSTOW STNE, Albuquerque,NM ALBUQUERQUEPUBLIC SCHOOLS 6/9/2021 - 6/9/2022 Commercial4904 4TH ST NW,Albuquerque, NM City of Albuquerque 6/10/2021 - 6/14/2022 Commercial7500 LA MORADAPL NW,Albuquerque, NM Albuquerque BilingualAcademy 6/10/2021 - 6/14/2022Commercial7800 HEADLINEBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM 6/9/2021 - 6/9/2022CommercialTITAN HD LLC6/10/2021 - 12/10/2021Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerCommercialCASA DEL VERDECITY PROPERTY PAVILIONCONSTRUCTION, LLCBIG 'M' PLUMBING INC.BUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport NO CONTRACTOR dbaData ConversionContractorSUN STATEMECHANICAL, INC.2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Construction Reporter MemberTITAN JOURNALCENTER LOFTS LLC PAVILIONCONSTRUCTION, LLCGUY ROOFING, INC.99VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER99999 TRAMWAYBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM PP-2021-25512 PP-2021-25496PP-2021-25409PP-2021-24888 EP-2021-25357EP-2021-253316400 WYOMINGBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSPP-2021-257584501 4TH ST NW,Albuquerque, NM TYPE OFPERMITThe Hype ABQ 6/8/2021 - 6/10/2022CommercialPP-2021-255784340 CUTLER AVNE, Albuquerque,NM CALIBERS 6/8/2021 - 6/9/2021CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTORPP-2021-255266/10/2021 - 12/10/2021CommercialPP-2021-2552499999 TRAMWAYBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM TITAN HD LLC 6/10/2021 - 12/10/2021 Commercial640 COORS BLVDNW, Albuquerque,NM 6/7/2021 - 6/7/2022 Commercial4333 PANAMERICAN FRWYNE, Albuquerque,NM Berger Briggs RealEstate 6/7/2021 - 6/10/2022 Commercial1912 2ND ST NW,Albuquerque, NM Rio Bravo Brewery Gas 6/7/2021 - 6/7/2022 Commercial10001 COORSBLVD BYPASS NW,Albuquerque, NM Cottonwood RanchApartments 6/9/2021 - 6/9/2022Commercial7300 LOMAS BLVDNE, Albuquerque,NM 6/7/2021 - 6/8/2022CommercialCraig Shaw 6/7/2021 - 6/10/2022Demolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerCommercial99999 TRAMWAYBLVD NE, Albuquerque,NM Absolute Realty NUWIRE ELECTRICSUNSHINE PLUMBING &HEATING, INC.BUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport CJ PLUMBING, LLCRODGERS PLUMBING &HEATING CO., INC.2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Construction Reporter MemberANGEL ESTRADA BULLDOG ENERGYSOLUTIONSALBUQUERQUEPLUMBING HEATINGAND COOLING, INC.100VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48TLC PLUMBING &UTILITYU.T. PLUMBINGU.T. PLUMBINGDARIOS SOLUTIONS LLC

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PERMITNUMBERPERMIT LOCATIONIssue/Expiration DatePERMITOWNER2112 2ND ST SW,Albuquerque, NM MP-2021-25822 MP-2021-25507MP-2021-25216ALBUQUERQUE PERMITSEP-2021-25238 EP-2021-25238TYPE OFPERMITRobert Hill6/9/2021 - 6/9/2022CommercialEP-2021-249785115 CENTRAL AVNE, Albuquerque,NM Art Kaplan 6/9/2021 - 6/9/2022CommercialBUILDINGCONTRACTOREP-2021-236146/8/2021 - 6/11/2022CommercialEP-2021-236142112 2ND ST SW,Albuquerque, NM Beta Southwest 6/8/2021 - 6/11/2022 Commercial8220 SAN PEDRODR NE,Albuquerque, NM 6/9/2021 - 6/9/2022 Commercial640 COORS BLVDNW, Albuquerque,NM Absolute Realty 6/7/2021 - 6/9/2022 Commercial3301 JUAN TABOBLVD NE,Albuquerque, NM Defined Fitness 6/9/2021 - 6/10/2022 CommercialDemolition Re-roofSolar Under 10KWWallPlumbingElectricalMechanicalBuildingAB BoilerBeta SouthwestPaseo Nuevo OfficeComplexBUILTENVIRONMENTVertical Transport DARIOS SOLUTIONS LLCWELCH'S BOILERSERVICE, INC.2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.Construction Reporter MemberPRICE RIGHTELECTRIC101VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48TANGLEWOODCONSTRUCTION INCE & S GONZALESELECTRIC, LLCE & S GONZALESELECTRIC, LLCMETAL CRAFTER OFALBUQUERQUE INC.

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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.106VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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New Mexicans must provide proof of residency (e.g. anidentification card, pay stub or utility bill).Those who are receiving a second Pfizer or Modernashot must provide a CDC vaccine card or other proof ofvaccination that they have received a primary shot. NewMexicans can locate their vaccination records atvaxviewnm.org.Santa Fe--The New Mexico Department of Health todayannounced a $100 incentive for New Mexicans whocomplete their vaccination series or receive a single-shotJohnson & Johnson vaccination through June 17. NewMexicans can view more details about the $100 incentiveand sign up for appointments during the June 14 – June 17period at vaccineNM.org.“New Mexico is so close to hitting our June 17th goal: 60% ofNew Mexicans 16 and over who have completed theirvaccination series. We are excited to offer this additionalincentive to get us over the finish line - and to reopen ourstate by July 1,” said DOH Cabinet Secretary Dr. TracieCollins.All New Mexicans who have received at least one shot arealso eligible for the Vax 2 the Max sweepstakes, including atotal of $10 million in cash prizes and other awards. On June18, New Mexico will conduct its first drawings - four prizesof $250,000 each. New Mexicans who wish to participatecan sign up at vax2themaxNM.org.New Mexicans who have completed their vaccination serieswill be eligible for the grand prize drawing of $5 million inearly August.Eligibility for the $100 IncentiveEligibility is limited to New Mexicans receiving a boostershot or the J&J shot from Monday, June 14 to Thursday,June 17.To qualify for the $100, New Mexicans must bring thefollowing to their appointments:Continue reading > BUILTENVIRONMENT COVID-19 NEWS2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.SANTA FE - New Mexico officials are opening upapplications next week for the second round of cashpayments to residents who are ineligible for federalstimulus funds, including immigrants in the countrywithout legal permission.The application window for the $5 million program opensMonday, the Human Services Department announcedThursday, and closes June 25. Applicants must be New Mexico residents who didn'tqualify for the $1,400 federal stimulus checks. Immigrants in the country illegally were among those whoapplied in the last round, often using their taxidentification numbers and state driver's licenses to proveresidency.Others eligible for the money include elderly residentsthat can be claimed as dependents by caretakers andothers excluded by IRS rules.The department says it will prioritize the lowest-incomeapplicants and may dole out less than the $750 authorizedby the state legislature in order to help the most peoplewith the highest need. Around 15,000 people receivedchecks of about $465 each from a similar round of statefunding in December, excluding around half of those whoapplied. The New Mexico state legislature funds the program withan appropriation from federal pandemic relief funds.Cities like Albuquerque and Santa Fe have similarly aidedresidents ineligible for federal payments, using their ownpandemic relief dollars. Continue reading > NEW MEXICO AGAINOFFERS COVID-19 RELIEFTO IMMIGRANTS, ELDERLYBy Cedar Attanasio, Las Cruces Sun News06/10/2021NEW MEXICO ANNOUNCES$100 INCENTIVE FOR COVID-19 VACCINATION BOOSTERSOR J&J SHOTSBy NMDOH06/13/2021Copyright: NMSU107VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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87401 – 2087114 – 787120 – 687413 – 688426 – 687507 – 588001 – 587107 – 487121 – 487124 – 4Bernalillo County: 58,733Catron County: 95Chaves County: 9,045Cibola County: 2,895Colfax County: 795Curry County: 5,265De Baca County: 174Doña Ana County: 24,974Eddy County: 6,909Grant County: 1,739Guadalupe County: 450Harding County: 12Hidalgo County: 365The ten ZIP codes across the state with the most COVID-19 cases on Friday, Jun. 11 are: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 five cases thathave been identified as duplicates (one in BernalilloCounty, one in Doña Ana County, two in Santa FeCounty, one in Taos County) – these have now beencorrected. Including the above newly reported cases,New Mexico has now had a total of 204,044 COVID-19cases:Continue reading > Two additional COVID-19 deathsSANTA FE – New Mexico state health officials onFriday announced 130 additional COVID-19 cases. Perthe state Department of Health, the most recent casesare:· 35 new cases in Bernalillo County· 4 new cases in Chaves County· 1 new case in Cibola County· 1 new case in Colfax County· 2 new cases in Curry County· 2 new cases in De Baca County· 9 new cases in Doña Ana County· 1 new case in Eddy County· 1 new case in Grant County· 1 new case in Guadalupe County· 1 new case in Lea County· 2 new cases in Los Alamos County· 2 new cases in Luna County· 1 new case in Otero County· 6 new cases in Quay County· 4 new cases in Rio Arriba County· 6 new cases in Sandoval County· 32 new cases in San Juan County· 10 new cases in Santa Fe County· 4 new cases in Taos County· 2 new cases in Torrance County· 2 new cases in Valencia County· 1 new case among individuals held by federalagencies at the Otero County Processing CenterThe Department of Health on Friday reported twoadditional deaths in New Mexico related to COVID-19:Two recent deaths:· A male in his 40s from San Juan County. Theindividual was hospitalized.· A female in her 80s from Torrance County. Theindividual was hospitalized and had underlyingconditions.The number of deaths of New Mexico residents relatedto COVID-19 is now 4,297.BUILTENVIRONMENT COVID-19 UPDATE NEW MEXICO COVID-19UPDATE: 130 NEW CASES,TOTALING 204,044By NM Department of Health06/11/20212021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.108VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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THEFT&SECURITY CLICK HERE TO FILE AN ONLINE POLICE REPORT IF YOU KNOW WHO COMMITTED THE CRIME CALL (505) 242-COPSNEW MEXICORESOURCESCONSTRUCTIONREPORTER CHAT ROOMT HEFT AND SECURITY SECTIONCOMING SOON! LET US HELP YOU RECOVER YOUR STOLENPROPERTY AND PROTECT YOUR ASSETS! SENDUS YOUR INFORMATION AND WE'LL POST ITHERE FREE OF CHARGE! ALBUQUERQUE POLICE DEPARTMENT CABQ.GOVLAS CRUCES POLICE DEPARTMENT LAS-CRUCES.ORGCLICK HERE TO FILE AN ONLINE POLICE REPORTCLICK HERE TO FILE AN ONLINE POLICE REPORT Santa Fe Police Department SANTAFENM.GOVCLICK HERE TO FILE AN ONLINE POLICE REPORT Rio Rancho Police DepartmentRRNM.GOVCLICK HERE TO FILE AN ONLINE POLICE REPORT Farmington Police DepartmentFMTN.ORGCLICK HERE TO VISIT SITECITY OF ALBUQUERQUE POLICE DEPARTMENT CICA PARTNER CONNECTABQ.ORGCLICK HERE TO VISIT SITEINTERNATIONAL PROTECTIVE SERVICE, INCIPSGLOBAL.COMBUILTENVIRONMENT2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.109VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48

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THEFT&SECURITY cash theftinventory theftcredit card/personal identifiable information thefttheft of suppliestheft from customersWise staffing practices. Do background checks before hiringanyone.Get to know your staff. The more aware you are of your staff, themore you are able to keep an eye on things.Create the right company culture. Communicate the seriousnessof employee theft and subsequent consequences.Implement systems for protection. Checks and balances, auditsand inventory controls are all ways to increase your knowledge ofthe inner workings of your business. Be sure that you understandthe reporting and communicate regularly.Fidelity Bonds: Fidelity Bonds provide coverage against lossfrom employee theft or embezzlement, which is not otherwisecovered by a company's insurance coverage. A bond can provideblanket coverage for the actions of all employees, or can bespecified to cover one or more specific employees - such as aCFO for example.Losses due to embezzlement affect small businesses especially hard,because they cannot afford to absorb the losses. Nearly 30% of allbusiness failures are caused by employee theft according to theBetter Business Bureau.Corporate security experts estimate that 25 to 40% of all employeessteal from their employers. According to the Association of CertifiedFraud Examiners (ACFE), companies lose 5% of their revenues eachyear to employee fraud. Based on information gathered from theACFE's 2014 Global Fraud Study, the median loss caused by a singlecase of occupational fraud is $145,000. The study also revealed thatcompanies with less that 100 employees had 28% higher fraud lossesthan larger companies.Common ways employees could be stealing from yourbusiness:What can a business do to protect itself from employee fraud?Coverage that would protect a business if employee theft occurs:There are two types of bonds that would help protect your businessin the case of fraud, embezzlement or theft of a customer's property.1.Continue reading >NEW MEXICOUSEFUL INFORMATION AND TIPS30% OF BUSINESS FAILURES ARE CAUSED BYEMPLOYEE THEFTBy Traci Catalano, Old Republic SuretyLET US HELP YOU RECOVER YOUR STOLENPROPERTY AND PROTECT YOUR ASSETS! SENDUS YOUR INFORMATION AND WE'LL POST ITHERE FREE OF CHARGE! BUILTENVIRONMENTCopyright: Old Republic Surety2021 Construction Reporter, LLC, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction & Forwarding is Prohibited.3 inches4 inchesPLACE YOUR AD HERECALL US AT (505) 243-9793FOR PRICING111VOULME 01 | ISSUE 48