New Mexico
Water Infrastructure Asset Management
New Mexico
Intro
New Mexico offers some trainings on asset management and relies on technical assistance providers to aid water systems. The Southwest Environmental Finance Center is hosted at the University of New Mexico and is an excellent asset management resource.
MentorAPM in
New Mexico
MentorAPM helps systems build risk-driven capital investment plans (CIP) with Asset Investment Planner for applying for grant funds.
Did you know
Of all the 50 states, New Mexico has the lowest water-to-land ratio. Lakes and rivers make up only 0.002% of the state’s total surface area. Most of New Mexico’s lakes are man-made reservoirs.
Opportunities and Obligations
State Asset Management
Funding
- Water systems must complete a CIP to receive grant funds. The CIP can be used to create an AM plan.
Assistance
- A variety of AM trainings are offered to water systems.
- Contracts with technical assistance providers are used to deliver AM assistance.
Resources
- Southwest EFC Asset Management Switchboard: https://swefcamswitchboard.unm.edu/am/
- Southwest EFC AM CMMS Evaluation Tool: https://swefc.unm.edu/home/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/CMMS-General-Recommendation-Report.pdf
- New Mexico Environment Department Capacity Assistance Contracts: https://www.env.nm.gov/drinking_water/capacity-contracts/
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