Camino Real Regional Utility Authority Tender

Tenders are invited for Computerized Maintenance Management System For Crrua The Camino Real Regional Utility Authority was formed with approval by the State of New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration, State Board of Finance, and State and Federal funding grants. Doña Ana County and the City of Sunland Park entered into a Joint Powers Agreement (JPA) on February 24, 2009 establishing the Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA) which created an independent entity to own and operate sewer and water utilities, to sell sewer and water utility service, to adopt and administer subdivision, zoning, planning and platting rules and regulations within a designate service area, and to establish an extraterritorial zone within the County. The purpose of the JPA was to create, establish and empower an independent Water and Wastewater Utility Authority to provide municipal water and wastewater utility services to present and future development within a designated service area that encompasses the City of Sunland Park and a certain area within the unincorporated territory of Southern Doña Ana County, and to provide for and administer subdivision, zoning, planning and platting regulations for present and future development within a designated service are within Southern Doña Ana County. Doña Ana County serves as the fiscal agent and provides certain fiscal management and administrative services and functions to CRRUA for water and wastewater utilities operations.