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Drilling Services Associated with Geothermal Wells and Facilities Under Energy Conservation

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StateOfNewMexico-60-00000-26-00099State & Local

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The contract establishes a statewide price agreement under the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department’s Energy Conservation and Management Division to secure vendor services for geothermal drilling, testing, laboratory analysis, and related technical activities. These services support the evaluation, protection, and long-term management of geothermal resources across New Mexico, particularly in areas where subsurface knowledge is insufficient to define correlative rights or meet industry standards. The division holds statutory authority to investigate, characterize, remediate, and manage geothermal wells and associated facilities on both state and private lands, with overlapping jurisdiction on federal lands as applicable, ensuring responsible development aligned with state laws. Vendors selected under this agreement will provide critical expertise to enhance understanding of geothermal systems, safeguard environmental resources, and uphold legal rights tied to geothermal fluid use. The solicitation, open for bids until August 11, 2026, is issued by the State of New Mexico through its official procurement portal, with Karen Wisdom designated as the primary point of contact. The agreement is designed to streamline procurement across the state, enabling efficient and consistent access to qualified service providers for geothermal activities that support public resource management, regulatory compliance, and scientific advancement in a key energy sector.

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Statewide contract for geothermal drilling, testing, and analysis to manage New Mexico’s geothermal resources responsibly.

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New MexicoView Agency

NAICS

213111 - Drilling Oil and Gas WellsView NAICS

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ITB 60-00000-26-00099 Drilling Services Geothermal Wells

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60-52100-26-06179 Bid Items Pricing Schedule

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Invitation to Bid 60-00000-26-00099 for Geothermal Drilling Services

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AgencyNew Mexico
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Establish a Statewide Price Agreement for activities to be undertaken through the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department (EMNRD), Energy Conservation and Management Division’s (ECAM’s) statutory authorities. ECAM is responsible for the oversight, development, and protection of geothermal resources within the State of New Mexico. This includes the authority to investigate, characterize, remediate, and manage geothermal wells and associated facilities on state and private lands, with concurrent jurisdiction on federal lands where applicable, and to further the understanding and protection of correlative rights (NMSA 1978, § 71-9-5, A and §71-9-7 [2016]). The purpose of this solicitation is to establish a statewide contracting mechanism for vendors capable of providing geothermal drilling, testing, laboratory analysis, and related technical services necessary to support resource evaluation, environmental protection, and long-term management of geothermal systems in areas where correlative rights to a geothermal resource is poorly understood by current subsurface knowledge and industry standards.

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