Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Taos.
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Oct 1, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
The Town of Taos is soliciting bids under ITB 26-27-02 for the Taos Wastewater Treatment Facility Headworks Screens project. The related project involves improvements to the facility’s existing headworks screens and washer/compactor system. The listing gives a bid deadline of November 6, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. MST.
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Census ID
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208798
Employee FTE
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158
Population
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6,526
Procurement Hell Score
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42 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Taos
The commission conducted a regular hybrid meeting, which included the appointment of a Chair Pro Tem to preside over the session. A public hearing was held for a Certificate of Appropriateness concerning the rehabilitation of a property located at 137 Bent Street, involving the replacement of exterior windows and doors and the application of new stucco, which was approved by the commission. Additionally, the meeting included discussions regarding staffing vacancies within the commission and an update on the status of the consultant contract for the Land Use Code.
The Town Council conducted a workshop session that included a site visit to the Taos Regional Landfill. The Council received presentations on the Neptune360 consumer water usage portal and updates regarding landfill environmental monitoring, permit modifications, ongoing construction projects, and future recycling facility plans. Discussion items included proposed revisions to Town Code sections regarding sign regulations, snow and ice removal, and noise control measures. Additionally, the Council reviewed conceptual plans for the recreational development of Town-owned property at the intersection of Salazar Road and Chamisa Road, discussing potential features such as skate parks, dog parks, and trail systems.
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The council meeting addressed several proclamations, including honoring Judy Anderson and recognizing Childhood Cancer Awareness, Healthy Aging, and National Suicide Prevention Months. Key project updates included the Couse Pasture abatement project and an update on Phase 4 water restrictions due to drought conditions. Staff presented and the council approved an updated Housing Needs Assessment, the purchase of Neptune Cellular Water Meters, and the award of bids for airport runway rehabilitation and pavement maintenance. Additionally, the council authorized grant applications for trail development, substance use programs, and historic site funding. A public hearing was held regarding a liquor license transfer for Walgreens. Finally, appointments were made to the Planning, Zoning, and Historic Preservation Commission and the Lodgers Tax Advisory Board, and out-of-state travel was approved for council members to attend the MT2030 Climate Summit.
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