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Sep 18, 2026
Oct 18, 2026
The New Mexico Department of Information Technology seeks ArcGIS licenses and maintenance for Geographic Information System (GIS) software. The procurement covers Commercial Off the Shelf (COTS) geographic information system software intended to meet complex data requirements. It is identified as a sole-source procurement with an estimated amount of $50,844.69.
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City
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Santa Fe
County
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Santa Fe
Address
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715 Alta Vista St
Phone Number
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(505) 827-0000
Zip Code
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87505
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Department of Information Technology
This IT Strategic Plan for the New Mexico Department of Information Technology outlines a three-year roadmap from FY25 to FY27, focusing on continuously improving technology for the State of New Mexico. The plan aims to transform, innovate, and implement modern, accessible solutions to enhance services for citizens and state government. Key strategic imperatives include enhancing Broadband technologies, driving statewide Cybersecurity capabilities, continuing multi-cloud infrastructure services, expanding Data integration, transforming Public Safety Communications, leveraging Geospatial Technology, fostering a technology-forward Workforce, and utilizing Emerging Technology and AI. The strategy emphasizes continuous improvement through phases of standardization, modernization, and transformation.
This IT Strategic Plan outlines the New Mexico Department of Information Technology's direction to provide IT leadership, oversight, and enterprise services to state agencies, aiming to improve and streamline executive branch IT systems. It focuses on continuing six strategic imperatives: enhancing broadband capabilities, maturing cybersecurity practices, modernizing infrastructure towards the cloud, integrating data across the enterprise, implementing an integrated Public Safety Communications network, and deploying a Geospatial Technology strategy. A new emphasis for FY24 is placed on transforming customer focus and responsiveness, ensuring continued modernization and effective service delivery for the state's evolving technology landscape.
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This IT Strategic Plan for New Mexico's Department of Information Technology outlines a three-phase approach (Standardize, Modernize, Transform) to evolve the state's technology landscape from FY21 to FY23. It aims to meet rising citizen expectations and enhance state government operations by focusing on six key imperatives: strengthening broadband, maturing cybersecurity capabilities, modernizing infrastructure to the Cloud, integrating enterprise data, developing a geospatial technology strategy, and implementing an integrated public safety communications network.
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