| Department of transportation | New Mexico Department of Transportation |
|---|---|
| Consultant prequalification | Check with the agency: start at the DOT site above. |
| Consultant selection and contracts | Consultant contracting page |
| Where solicitations are posted | RFPs for Engineering and Non-Engineering Professional Services are listed under Related Links on the Procurement Services page. Lettings and bids |
| DBE program | Check with the agency. |
| Prequalification renewal | Check with the agency. |
| Statewide procurement portal | New Mexico State Purchasing Division |
How to win design work with the New Mexico DOT
Start with the New Mexico DOT's Procurement Services page. Its Related Links list RFPs for Engineering and Non-Engineering Professional Services. Read each RFP and follow its stated submission instructions. The New Mexico State Purchasing Division is another procurement resource; check its site for relevant notices and guidance.
For federally funded architecture and engineering work, federal Brooks Act rules require qualifications-based selection. Prepare clear examples of relevant work, staff experience, and project approach, and follow the RFP's evaluation process. Federal-aid contracts may also have DBE goals. Confirm any goal and its requirements in the solicitation. Confirm those requirements on the DOT site before pursuing work.
Owner checklist
- Check the DOT Procurement Services page and its Related Links for engineering and non-engineering professional services RFPs.
- Review the New Mexico State Purchasing Division site for procurement information relevant to your firm.
- For federally funded A/E work, prepare qualifications materials and follow the selection steps in each RFP.
- Confirm prequalification, DBE requirements, and any renewal cycle on the DOT site or in the solicitation.
