Associated Contractors of New Mexico
Associated Contractors of New Mexico (ACNM) represents over 200 New Mexico transportation and utility contractors and their 15,000 professional employees and is recognized as New Mexico’s “CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION COMMUNITY”.
ACNM is part of the nation’s largest and oldest construction trade organization, Associated General Contractors of America (AGCA). AGCA is based in Washington D.C and represents over 33,000 construction firms and their 10,000,000 professional employees across the nation.
ACNM’s headquarters are located in Albuquerque, New Mexico and was founded in 1925
REMINDER!!!!2nd Annual New Mexico Monday, May 12, 2008 – 12 noon shotgun start Albuquerque Country Club Hosted by Associated Contractors of New Mexico |
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
April 18, 2008 – LAST REQUEST To: ACNM Members & ACNM Board of Directors Fr: Mike Gibson Re: NMDOT CHAMP’S Program On April 11th, ACNM hosted a meeting for NMDOT to introduce B2GNOW and their software program (LCPtracker). This propogram is a diversity management software program that is web-based enterprise solution for managing government diversity programs. This software is designed to streamline and automate administrative functions by providing a turn-key hosted solutions to the contractor community. B2GNOW consists of several modules: Contract management & compliance Certification processing & tracking NMDOT is looking to implement LCPtracker on July 1, 2008. As a result, NMDOT has asked ACNM to canvass our members to tell us your subscription renewal date with Washington-Rice for the current CHAMPS software program. Please forward this date to Mike Gibson, ACNM Executive Director by Friday, April 18th. Should you have any questions on this issue, please contact me at 505-344-2072.
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION |
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Workforce Development Needs Assessment SurveyTo: ACNM Prime Contractors & Specialty Contractors Fr: Gray Kite (ACNM Workforce Development Chair) Re: Workforce Development Needs Assessment Survey Click here for the workforce development needs assessment survey. This survey will provide feedback to ACNM’s Workforce Development Committee on areas that this committee will focus its attention on for the coming year. Please take a moment to complete and fax back to the ACNM office (fax 505-344-1554). Thank you for your time and consideration on this matter. |
The 54th Annual State Engineering Conference will be April 30th – May 2nd in Las Cruces.REGISTRATION INFORMATON IS ON DOT’s WEBSITE (WWW.NMSHTD.STATE.NM.US). This year’s conference will feature a panel discussion on DOT’s interest to introduce Alternative Project Delivery System (Design Build, CM at Risk, etc) in the 2009 NM Legislative Session. In the anticipation of the session, this panel will discuss the various aspects of Alternative Project Delivery and ACNM, ACEC and DOT will form a joint task force to begin looking at the pros & cons of this option. We would encourage our members to attend this conference in order to hear the panel discussion and provide industry feedback. Should you have any questions on this subject, please contact Mike Gibson, ACNM Executive Director, at 505-344-2072. Mike Gibson |
Official Public Comment Period for 20.2.7 NMAC & 20.2.70 NMACThe official 60 day comment period has started for the New Mexico Environment Department's (NMED) new draft language for 20.2.7 NMAC – Excess Emissions during Malfunction, Startup, Shutdown, or Scheduled Maintenance and for the revisions to 20.2.70 NMAC – Operating Permits. Both of the rules and the notice of public comment are now available on our website at http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us/aqb/prop_regs.html. The Environmental Improvement Board hearing date for both rules is June 2, 2008. If you have any questions or for more information, please contact Gail Cooke at (505) 476-4319 or gail.cooke@state.nm.us Gail Cooke New Mexico Air Quality Bureau 505-476-4319 |
Re: NMDOT CHAMP’S Program ACNM has been informed that NMDOT has intentions to change the CHAMPS software program out (due to continuous problems by the construction industry) to a new software program. According to NMDOT, this program offered by B2GNOW is LCPtracker and is a diversity management software program that is web-based enterprise solution for managing government diversity programs. This software is designed to streamline and automate administrative functions by providing a turn-key hosted solutions to the contractor community. B2GNOW consists of several modules: Contract management & compliance Certification processing & tracking LCPtracker is web hosted labor compliance software. It contains over 25 federally required reports pertaining to workforce utilization, certified payrolls, ethnicity goals and apprentice monitoring. These programs are designed to alert users of any discrepancies thru flagging actions and request corrective actions. Flagging actions will not delay the processing of pay estimates but will provide a data base and allow for identifying recurring issues. B2GNOW/LCPtracker will |
Municipal Concrete Pavement SeminarApril 15th, 2008 |
2nd Annual New Mexico Monday, May 12, 2008 – 12 noon shotgun start Albuquerque Country Club Hosted by Associated Contractors of New Mexico |
Pat Magill, ACNM President
- Mike Gibson, Executive Director
- 6135 Edith St. NE
- Albuquerque, NM 87125
- Phone 505-344-2072
- Fax 505-344-1554
- Email mgibson@aconm.org
February 22, 2008
- TO: ACNM Contractor & Associate Members
- FR: Mike Gibson
RE: ACNM Membership Directory ADVERTISING
Associated Contractors of New Mexico will be offering its members an opportunity to advertise in the 2008 ACNM Membership Directory, which is distributed to over 2000 industry firms and procurement end-users including NMDOT and local municipalities.
- Business Card $125.00
- Quarter Page $225.00
- Half Page $325.00
- Full Page $475.00
- Outside Back Cover (Color) $775.00-SOLD
- Inside Front Cover (Color) $675.00-SOLD
To make your reservations, please fax this advertising memo back to the ACNM offices at
505-344-1554. Should you have any questions on this issue please contact Ashley or Mike at 505-344-2072.
Click here for form
Please click here for a Media Advisory from the National Building Museum:
The Associated General Contractors of America selected for the National Building Museum’s 2008 Honor Award
Gala to be held at National Building Museum on June 4, 2008
Amanda E. Skinner
Executive Assistant
The Associated General Contractors of America
2300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 400
Arlington, VA 22201
703-837-5309 (Direct)
703-837-5400 (Fax)
skinnera@agc.org
www.agc.org
AGC - Building Your Quality of Life
For immediate release
- Contact: Alarie Ray-Garcia
- February 8, 2008
- (505) 476-2248
Governor Bill Richardson Appoints New Members
to the State Transportation Commission
SANTA FE-Governor Bill Richardson today appointed Roman Maes III of Santa Fe and Jackson Gibson of Thoreau to the State Transportation Commission.
“New Mexico faces enormous challenges as we work toward more efficient transportation while federal funds are drying up,” Governor Bill Richardson said. “Both of these men are highly qualified to tackle these challenges, insuring our state has a modern, quality transportation network that serves the best interests of all New Mexicans.”
Roman Maes served 20 years in the New Mexico State Senate, serving as Chairman of the Senate Corporations Committee, Chairman of the Interim Legislative Committee on Economic Development and Technology and Chairman of the Environmental Land Use and Solid Waste Committee. Maes is also the former Chairman of the New Mexico Finance Authority and has served on the New Mexico State Board of Finance. He is Currently President and CEO of New Mexico Public Relations LLC.
Maes replaces David Schutz and will represent District 5 of the State Transportation Commission, which includes Santa Fe, Los Alamos, Rio Arriba, Taos, San Juan and Torrance Counties.
Jackson Gibson is President of J.G. & Associates, a consulting firm he founded in 2001.
He has also served as the Community Services Coordinator for the Smith Lake Chapter of the Navajo Nation and as Executive Director of the Navajo Nation’s Veterans Program.
Gibson replaces Greg Ortiz and will represent District 6 of the State Transportation Commission, which includes McKinley, Cibola, and Catron Counties and most of Sandoval County.
- Alarie Ray-Garcia
- Office of the Governor
- New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson
- State Capitol, Suite 400
- Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
- Office:505-476-2248
- Cell:505-231-7350
