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Oct 5, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
Procurement of programming for youth engagement and development services for the Mid-Region Council of Governments.
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Oct 5, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
This RFP is for services for engaging, educating, and supporting local communities for the New Mexico Government Results and Opportunity Programs (GRO) Funds.
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Oct 5, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
Procurement of Healthcare and Housing Services for the New Mexico Government Results and Opportunity Programs (GRO) fund, encompassing key elements such as dental services, affordable housing, community health clinics, health services for low-income families, support for ALS organizations, primary healthcare, and homeless veteran support.
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City
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Albuquerque
County
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Bernalillo
Address
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809 Copper Avenue NW
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
87102
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mid-Region COG
The Transitions 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan is a long-range roadmap for the Albuquerque Metropolitan Planning Area, designed to address transportation challenges over the next 20 years by establishing regional priorities and investing in multimodal infrastructure and programs. The plan's core purpose is to support mobility, the economy and environment, equity, and active transportation, with a vision for a safe, comfortable, and easily accessible people-centered transportation system. Key guiding goals include Mobility, Active Transportation, Healthy Environment, Economic Vitality, and Equity, reflecting a commitment to integrating land use and transportation planning to strengthen activity centers, balance jobs and housing, and preserve open spaces and rural communities.
The meeting served as a virtual public kickoff for the Transitions 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) update. Discussion topics included an overview of the MTP's 20-year horizon, the role of the MPO, geographic planning boundaries, and the collaborative process for updating the plan every five years. The presenters covered proposed goals, including a new focus on equity, mobility, active transportation, environmental health, and economic vitality. Participants engaged in interactive exercises regarding changing regional trends and issues that should be addressed in the plan, such as housing access, climate change, and transportation options for individuals with disabilities.
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The Target Scenario outlines a visionary approach by the Mid-Region Metropolitan Planning Organization for regional growth and transportation in central New Mexico. It focuses on creating multimodal transportation networks, bustling activity centers, preserving rural areas, and implementing user-centric street designs. The plan aims to alleviate congestion, enhance access to employment and various destinations, improve travel safety, boost transit ridership, reduce emissions, and foster economic competitiveness through collaborative regional efforts.
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