Doña Ana County seeks qualified consulting firms to prepare a master plan and feasibility study for an Advanced Space, Defense, and Intermodal Hub in southern New Mexico. The work includes market feasibility, workforce analysis, infrastructure assessment, rail connectivity, and cross-border logistics analysis for a proposed 100-square-mile industrial park. Planning will address large-scale infrastructure, multimodal logistics, and secure defense-technology zoning while leveraging nearby military installations, NASA facilities, universities, and the regional spaceport.
Doña Ana County seeks qualified firms to provide architectural and engineering services for a new Community Resource Center in Hatch. The contract term is from award through December 31, 2027. It includes an option to renew for three additional one-year terms.
The selected consultant will provide phased professional services for project planning and site selection for the Southern Doña Ana County Recreation Center. The work includes building and site design. It also includes construction supervision and architectural, civil works, and specialty component services.
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Dona Ana County Contracts
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CSG Forte Payments Inc at Dona Ana County
Effective: Jul 15, 2026Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This Payment Processing Agreement between CSG Forte Payments, Inc. and Doña Ana County outlines the provision of electronic payment processing services, including ACH and credit/debit card processing. The agreement specifies that the County incurs no direct costs, as processing fees are borne by the end-user. It establishes an initial one-year term, automatically renewable for up to a total of ten years. The document details service usage, data security, confidentiality, liability limits, and includes pricing schedules for services and optional equipment.
CSG Forte at Dona Ana County
Effective: Mar 23, 2026Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This document is a pricing proposal from CSG Forte to Doña Ana County, NM, for merchant processing services. It details transactional fees for debit, credit, and electronic checks under a service fee model, as well as one-time costs for various payment processing equipment. Additionally, it outlines optional annual and transactional fees for a Payer Engagement Portal. The proposal was submitted on March 23, 2026.
CSG Forte Payments Inc at Dona Ana County
Effective: Jun 1, 2025Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This Payment Processing Agreement outlines the terms under which CSG Forte Payments, Inc. (FORTE) will provide payment processing services, including ACH and card processing, to an unnamed AGENCY. The contract has an initial term of five years, followed by automatic annual renewals, and covers crucial aspects such as service usage, proprietary rights, data security, transaction handling, compliance, liabilities, and pricing, which is detailed in a separate fee schedule. The agreement emphasizes mutual responsibilities for legal compliance and data protection.
CSG Forte at Dona Ana County
Effective: Mar 17, 2026Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This document is Attachment D, a Related Party Disclosure Form, for a contract with Doña Ana County related to RFP # 26-0027 for Merchant Processing Services. The form, signed by Saurabh Joshi, EVP & President of Payments for CSG Forte on March 17, 2026, addresses potential conflicts of interest or related party transactions with County officials. An accompanying audit report confirms the digital signature and completion of the form on the same date.
CSG Forte Payments Inc at Dona Ana County
Effective: Mar 11, 2026Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This document is a cost proposal (Attachment B, Section II) from CSG Forte Payments, Inc. for Merchant Processing Services in response to RFP # 26-0027. It details sections for the total amount requested (which refers to a separate pricing proposal), payment schedule, and cost per unit of service, dated 2026-03-11.
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Planning & Zoning Commission Regular Meeting
Date: Aug 27, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The commission held a hearing to consider a special use permit for the establishment of a nonprofit animal rescue facility. Discussion topics included the site's zoning designation, proposed operational plans involving kennel facilities and the conversion of an existing structure into an office, site improvements such as fencing, and noise mitigation strategies. Additionally, the commission reviewed infrastructure requirements regarding water and septic services, addressed public notifications, and evaluated the applicant's plan against zoning criteria for potential traffic and community impacts.
Planning and Zoning Commission Regular Meeting
Date: Sep 24, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The commission reviewed two zoning change applications. Case Z26-00007 involved a request to change property zoning from D1L to D1 to permit the installation of a single-wide mobile home for an elder relative. Case Z26-00008 involved a request to rezone a parcel from T2 to T3 to facilitate its subdivision into smaller lots, with the intent of increasing housing options. Both zoning change requests were approved by the commission.
Board of County Commissioners Work Session
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The work session focused on the presentation and discussion of the Office of the Internal Auditor Charter. Key discussion topics included the alignment of the charter with professional standards, reporting authority and independence of the internal auditor, the role of the Internal Audit Advisory Committee, and procedures for accessing departmental records and information, including addressing potential scope limitations.
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