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Santa Fe
County
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Santa Fe
Address
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1190 S St Francis Dr
Phone Number
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(505) 827-2855
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87505
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This document is a Statewide Price Agreement (No. 40-00000-24-00061) between the State of New Mexico and Terralogic Document Systems, Inc. for Document Conversion Services. Effective from March 11, 2024, to March 10, 2026, it establishes a framework for state agencies to procure services and products based on Terralogic's existing GSA Contract (GS-35F-0118V). The agreement outlines general terms and conditions, reporting requirements for sales, and an administrative fee of 0.75% on sales. It does not specify a total contract value, but rather provides a price list from the referenced GSA schedule for various items and services.
This Information Technology Agreement (Agreement No. 25-667-1800-44495) is established between the State of New Mexico Environment Department and Terralogic Document Systems, Inc. for the provision of maintenance, support, and enhancement services for LaserFiche Rio and LaserFiche Forms instances. The agreement is effective from February 5, 2025, and is set to terminate on January 28, 2029. It specifies a maximum total compensation not to exceed $93,041.68. This agreement operates under a broader statewide price agreement (40-00000-24-00061) and includes a specific Purchase Order (66700-0000044495) for $24,500.00, indicating that the stated maximum is a ceiling for potential expenditures rather than a guaranteed total.
This document details an amendment to Statewide Price Agreement Number 30-00000-23-00067 between the State of New Mexico General Services Department and Carahsoft Technology Corporation. The amendment extends the agreement's term from its original end date of June 25, 2025, to a new expiration date of April 15, 2027, while maintaining all other original terms and conditions. The agreement facilitates the procurement of General Purpose Commercial Information Technology Equipment, Software & Services, leveraging GSA Contract #47QSWA18D008F. It functions as a framework agreement, meaning specific orders will be placed against it, and no fixed total contract amount is specified.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Environment Department
The board discussed the proposed Code of Conduct and Bylaws, ultimately approving motions to submit both documents for legal review and supervision. Updates were provided regarding the Drinking Water Bureau, specifically concerning improved application processing times, the utilization of the Certemy system, and staffing transitions. Additionally, the meeting included an update from the New Mexico Water & Wastewater Association and discussions regarding the scheduling of a special meeting for advisory board appointments and setting the date for the next regular meeting.
This addendum updates the Escudilla Watershed Restoration Action Plan (WRAP) and Watershed Based Plan (WBP) to meet U.S. EPA criteria for a Watershed Based Plan. It incorporates current water quality data and watershed scoring, revises essential and complementary project descriptions, costs, and timelines across multiple sub-watersheds, and updates sections on evaluation criteria, monitoring, public outreach, and milestones. The plan aims to address non-point source pollution, particularly temperature and sediment impairments in the San Francisco River Basin, to improve water quality and watershed functionality, ensuring eligibility for CWA Section 319 funding.
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The New Mexico Circular Economy Plan is a flexible, phased roadmap designed to build a more responsible and resilient materials management system, grounded in circular economy principles where materials are kept in use, waste is reduced, and natural systems are regenerated. The plan outlines five strategic goals: reducing illegal dumping and environmental harm, internalizing end-of-life costs through shared responsibility, strengthening in-state markets and infrastructure, improving access and equity across rural and tribal communities, and enhancing data, coordination, and consistency. These efforts aim to create a safer, more resilient, and economically stronger materials management system for the state.
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