RFB: Los Ranchos/Journal Center Station Parking and Pedestrian Improvements

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LOS RANCHOS/JOURNAL CENTER STATION PARKING AND PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS

(COMMODITY CODES # 91327, 91336, 91394, 91395)

RFB NO. 2019-04

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Rio Metro Regional Transit District (RMRTD), 809 Cop...

RFP: Paratransit Scheduling Software & Hardware

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALSProcurement No. RFP #2019-04

Paratransit Scheduling Software & HardwareCommodity Code #’s 20871, 20967, 20941, 92003, 92007, 92045, 92064, 92066

RFP to be released March 4, 2019Pre-Proposal Conference March 19, 2019, 9:00 ...

Notice of Cancellation: RFP# 2019-02, Paratransit Scheduling Software & Hardware

On January 9, 2019 the Rio Metro Regional Transit District issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) #2019-02 for Paratransit Scheduling Software & Hardware. Effective immediately, RFP #2019-02 has been cancelled in its entirety per the Terms and Conditions...

Job Opening: Transportation Planner

The Mid-Region Council of Governments (MRCOG) Metropolitan Planning Organization division (MRMPO) is looking for an energetic and driven individual to join its team as an entry level, full-time Transportation Planner. This position will support the short ...

Free Planning Commissioners Workshop on May 31

The Mid-Region Council of Governments is pleased to announce the annual Planning Commissioners Workshop. This free workshop will feature discussion topics for local government planning commissioners, elected officials, professional planners and interested...

MRCOG 2018 Annual Report Celebrates Region's Accomplishments

The Mid-Region Council of Governments marked another year of regional successes by hosting its 2018 Annual Luncheon on September 13, 2018. Several attendees representing central New Mexico came together to recognize the accomplishments of collaborative ef...

MRMPO Releases Second Video: What is the MTP?

MRMPO has recently produced a short, three-minute video explaining what the Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) is in an understandable and visually engaging way. This is the second video in what will be a series of videos on various transportation-rel...

2018 Bike to Work Day Survey Results

Each year Albuquerque participates in Bike to Work Day (BTWD), which is meant to raise awareness about commuting by bicycle and serves as a day to encourage people to trade four wheels for two. In recent years, the Mid-Region Council of Governments (MRCOG...

Job Opening: Rio Metro Operator/Bus Driver

The Mid-Region Council of Governments/Rio Metro Regional Transit District (MRCOG/RMRTD) seeks professionals to transport passengers for curb to curb and fixed route bus service in the Valencia County and Rio Rancho offices.

Under direct supervision of the ...

National Spotlight focuses on Central NM Region’s Economic Development Efforts

The Mid-Region Council of Governments, which oversees the central area’s Economic Development District, was put in the national spotlight this week  for its creative approach to the region’s Comprehensive Economic Development ...

Request for Qualifications: Job Access Transportation Service Providers

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS 

Procurement No. 2018-01

Job Access Transportation Service Providers Commodity Code #’s 95294, 96182, 93217

Proposals from individuals and firms to provide Job Access transportation services for its eligible riders in Bern...

Save the Date: Planning Commissioners Workshop on May 31

The 2019 MRCOG Planning Commissioners Workshop is scheduled for Friday, May 31, 2019, 9:00am - 12:00pm at the Mid-Region Council of Governments. This is a free workshop and refreshments will be provided.

Register Here.

Welcome to our New Website!

MRCOG just released its new website - a cleaner layout and mobile friendly place to get your regional updates.

Connections 2040

The Connections 2040 Metropolitan Transportation Plan is underway. Stay informed!

Winter’s a great time to take another look at Landlinknm.org

The word solstice comes from Latin sol “sun” and sistere “to stand still.” What does winter mean to you? Likely you are not standing still but you may have some “quiet” time to plan for the growi...

Survey to understand the financing needs of the farming/ranching community in New Mexico

The University of New Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) has been commissioned by the agriculture community to analyze the market for local agriculture loans in New Mexico. BBER is interested in understanding the availability of money ...

Featured LandLink Listing: 2 Acres of Land with Irrigation

2 acres of land for lease or rent. Land had been used for growing hay for a South Valley Organic Dairy. Good soil, and no chemicals have ever been used on the soil. The lot has been fallow for some months, so it is ready to be worked. Access to land is by...

LandLink has a Bulletin Board

By now, many of you with an agriculture exemption from the county assessor’s office may have seen a letter from us about LandLinknm.org. If you are staring out at a field of weeds and are ready to have someone else take a turn at farming conside...

Summer Fun

Once the planting, watering and washing up is complete, it’s time to sit in the shade and relax. What better way to do this than with a few sprigs of that already enormous tarragon bush and some spirits. Here’s my favorite springtime c...

Markets are in Full Swing

Check out the market schedules and other events here.  And don’t forget to spread the word about the amazing Double Up Food Bucks program, allowing for extra buying power at participating farmers’ markets, farm stands, and gro...