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DISASTER RELIEF PROGRAM

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70-C0009-26-EM098State & Local

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Dona Ana County is issuing a notice of intent for an emergency purchase from the Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico to implement a disaster relief program following a flood incident in September 2026. The procurement, identified by solicitation number 70-C0009-26-EM098, seeks authorization for administrative costs not to exceed 200,000 dollars for the period spanning October 6, 2026, through October 30, 2027. This request is justified under NMSA 1978 Section 13-1-126 due to urgent concerns regarding the health and safety of persons, specifically the critical need for housing assistance. The Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico was selected based on its unique operational capacity to manage relief funds effectively. As this is a notice of intent and the contract is not yet executed, alternative sources may be submitted within 15 calendar days. The response deadline for this justification is November 8, 2026.

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Dona Ana County emergency disaster relief contract with Community Foundation for 200,000 dollars.

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Emergency Procurement Request - Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico

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AgencyNew Mexico → DONA ANA COUNTY
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OfficeNM
Organization / AgencyNew Mexico → DONA ANA COUNTY
Office AddressNM
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Intended emergency purchase from COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO for $200,000.00 (10/06/2026 through 10/30/2027). Justification: HEALTH OR SAFETY OF ANY PERSONS. This is a notice of intent to purchase under NMSA 1978 Section 13-1-126 — the contract is NOT executed and alternative sources may be submitted within 15 calendar days. DISASTER RELIEF PROGRAM

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