Chief Magistrate Santa Fe/Albuquerque, NM CFR Court
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The contract titled "Chief Magistrate Santa Fe/Albuquerque, NM CFR Court" relates to a position or services associated with the Chief Magistrate for the courts located in Santa Fe and Albuquerque, New Mexico. It was posted on May 21, 2015, under solicitation number A15PS00623 and is managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, which operates within the Department of the Interior. The contract falls under the NAICS code 541110, which generally pertains to Offices of Lawyers or Legal Services. The contracting office is based in Reston, Virginia, although the specific place of performance details such as city, state, and zip code are not provided. The available data does not specify the exact nature of the contract type or any set-aside classifications, and no points of contact are listed. The contract presumably involves administrative or judicial oversight responsibilities related to the CFR Courts in the specified New Mexico locations.
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