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The council approved entering into a 3-D contract with BHI/Bohannan Huston for Phase 1 water treatment plant improvements, worth $564,400 plus tax, contingent on DFA and legal approval. The scope covers design, bidding, and construction oversight to address turbidity issues, with completion estimated in early 2027. This sets BHI as the lead consultant, but creates future opportunities for equipment suppliers, contractors, and Phase 2 design or optimization work once Phase 1 is done.
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$564,400Nov 19, 2025The Village approved spending $25,297 from Lodgers Tax to join the New Mexico True Marketing Coop, leveraging an approximate $50,000 state match. The package includes print ads, digital placements, social media content, and influencer partnership to promote Chama. The media choices appear set, but creative development, content production, and future tourism campaigns could benefit from outside marketing, design, and analytics support.
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$25,297Apr 15, 2026The council approved hiring L & J Construction to install fencing at Vendor Park for $19,954.41, funded by Lodgers Tax alongside capital outlay improvements at Robert Gallegos Memorial Park. The contract for this fencing segment is awarded, but broader park enhancements, amenities, and future phases may create additional opportunities for playground, site furnishings, lighting, and landscaping vendors.
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$19,954Apr 15, 2026The Village approved $4,765.73 from Lodgers Tax to Chama Valley Arts for an Art Festival and Studio Tour, covering porta-potties, ad design, and advertising. The mayor encouraged considering advertising into the Española Valley, and the organizer agreed. Although current funding is set, this highlights ongoing arts programming that may need future marketing, event management, and tourism packaging support.
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$4,766Apr 15, 2026The council authorized a $1,600 Lodgers Tax spend for a half-page ad in the Santa Fe Bienvenidos Summer Guide published by The New Mexican. This targets visitors already in the region who might be interested in Chama. While the media placement is set, there may be needs for ad creative, design, photography, and coordinated messaging with other tourism campaigns.
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$1,600Apr 15, 2026The Village approved $1,100 from Lodgers Tax for a half-page ad in Pasatiempo, an arts and culture publication, with a flexible run date. This supports cultural tourism and awareness of Chama's events and amenities. Although the media buy is committed, there is room for vendors to help with arts-focused creative, layout, and campaign planning tied to the chosen run window.
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$1,100Apr 15, 2026The council awarded Apple Mountain Constructors LLC a $429,825.51 contract, plus tax, to extend water service to previously unserved residents on 7th Street, funded through NMED and capital outlay. Seven bids were received and Apple Mountain was the lowest responsive bidder, with the mayor urging quick approval. Civil contractors, materials suppliers, and meter/service-line vendors can pursue sub work and prepare for future infill or main replacement projects triggered by this extension.
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$429,826Nov 19, 2025Council approved using lodgers tax to fund Western Heritage Days ($42,000), the 4th of July Celebration ($42,000), and Chama Days ($51,000). These village-run events require advertising, entertainment, and event services aimed at increasing overnight stays. Tourism marketers, event production companies, and local vendors can approach staff about sponsorships, promotions, performers, and equipment rentals funded through this dedicated tax stream.
Budget Planning
$135,000Jan 21, 2026The council approved payment of a 3% bonding fee to B&R Construction totaling $9,480.56, correcting an earlier under-approval. B&R Construction had been selected as the lowest bidder on an unnamed project in the prior month, and procurement requirements were followed. While the main construction contract is already awarded, this confirms B&R as the incumbent, useful for subcontractors, material suppliers, or firms targeting follow-on work around this project.
Contract Award
$9,480Dec 17, 2025The council voted to begin the RFP process for village attorney services because state law requires procuring professional services every four years, with the contract estimated over $60,000. No vendor has been selected yet; this will be a formal competitive procurement. Law firms with municipal experience have a clear near-term opportunity to prepare for the RFP, demonstrate compliance expertise, and position around council and staff support needs.
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