Construction Supervision and Project Management

The contract requires the full-time presence of a superintendent to oversee all on-site construction activities, with direct authority over all subcontractors and field operations. This individual must be a dedicated employee of the contractor, not an external hire, and is responsible for ensuring strict adherence to safety regulations, coordinating daily work, and maintaining quality control throughout the project lifecycle. The superintendent will serve as the sole point of contact between the contractor and the New Mexico Department of Transportation, acting as the primary liaison for communication, reporting, and compliance matters. The work is scoped to be performed in Mora, New Mexico, under a subcontract arrangement governed by NAICS code 238990, which covers other specialty trade contractors. The solicitation has a posted date and response deadline of July 24, 2026, indicating this is an upcoming opportunity for qualified firms to submit proposals. The contractor must demonstrate the ability to provide a qualified, authoritative superintendent who can manage all aspects of field execution while ensuring full alignment with NMDOT standards, timelines, and procedural requirements. All work must be conducted in compliance with state and federal regulations, and the superintendent must have the autonomy to make decisions that impact project safety, scheduling, and subcontractor performance.