The State of New Mexico is seeking qualified prime contractors (and approved subcontractors) to provide comprehensive residential construction services under the New Mexico Home Recovery Program. The work includes rehabilitation and full reconstruction of disaster‑damaged single‑family homes, as well as procurement, installation, and certification of manufactured‑housing‑unit (MHU) replacements. Contractors must hold all required New Mexico building licenses, meet EPA Lead‑Safe certification, comply with ADA accessibility standards, and incorporate wildfire‑resistant and flood‑mitigation measures. The program is funded through HUD CDBG‑DR, with a per‑unit assistance ceiling of $350,000, and contracts are awarded on an IDIQ basis for up to four years (extendable two additional one‑year renewals).
• Scope: 667 total builds (≈ 472 rehab, 195 new construction/reconstruction, plus MHU replacements) across Lincoln and Chaves Counties.
• Requirements: State‑required construction licenses (GB‑2/GB‑98, MHD Installer/Contractor), EPA Lead‑Safe certification, ADA‑compliant features, fire‑resistant materials, flood‑elevation, and full‑cost proposals using the prescribed Excel cost worksheet.
• Deliverables: Detailed construction plans, permitting, site work, utility connections, final occupancy certification, 2‑year workmanship warranty, and compliance documentation.