Horizons_of_New_Mexico_Services_for_the_City_of_Santa_Fe_(FY26).pdf
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This document is a service offering list from Horizons of New Mexico, specifically detailing services available to the City of Santa Fe for Fiscal Year 2026. The services are approved by the New Mexico Council for Purchasing from Persons with Disabilities and are categorized into two sections: "Approved" and "Permissive" services. The approved services include a comprehensive range of operational and support functions such as ADA Accessibility Consulting, Auctioneering, Bulk Mailing, Call Center Services, Computer Refurbishing, Courier Services, Decontamination, Debris Removal, Document Imaging and Shredding, General Labor, Janitorial Services, Landscaping, Medical Waste Disposal, Pest Control, Printing, Snow Removal, and Temporary Staffing.
The permissive services are primarily technology and marketing-related, including Graphic Design, IT Network and Database Management, Web Design, IT Support, Marketing, and Social Media Marketing. These permissive services are available at the discretion of the purchasing agent and will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the Council. The document emphasizes that these services are part of the State Use Program, which aims to provide employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. Interested parties can find the complete service list on Horizons of New Mexico's website at http://horizonsofnewmexico.org/services.html, and contact information is provided at the top and bottom of the document for further inquiries.
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6121 Indian School Rd. NE Suite 220, Albuquerque, NM 87110 | 505-345-1540 | mloehman@horizonsofnewmexico.org
Services Offered to the City of Santa Fe (FY26)
Approved:
These services have been approved by the New Mexico Council for Purchasing from Persons with Disabilities and are available through Horizons of New Mexico.
• ADA Accessibility Consulting Services
• Auctioneering Services
• Bulk Mailing and Sorting
• Call Center Services
• Computer Refurbishing
• Courier Services
• Decontamination, Sanitation and Sterilization
Services
• Debris Removal
• Document Imaging
• Document Shredding
• Envelope Stuffing
• General Labor
• Hard Drive Destruction
• Janitorial and Housekeeping Services –
Including Carpet Cleaning & Floor Care
• Landscape Irrigation
• Landscaping
• Mailing Services
• Management of an Assistive Technology
Reuse and Recycling Program
• Medical Waste Disposal
• Meeting Minute Preparation Services
• Pest Control and Extermination Services
• Printing Services
• Rest Area Maintenance
• Screen Printing
• Snow Removal
• Temporary Staffing Services
• Yard, Grounds, and Lawn Maintenance
Permissive:
The services have been approved by the New Mexico Council for Purchasing from Persons with Disabilities as permissible for sale under the State Use Act through Horizons of New Mexico. While the Council recognizes that certain Horizons of New Mexico members are capable of performing the services listed below, said services are considered permissive and excluded from the mandatory aspect of the State Use Program. Any procurement of the below services through Horizons of New Mexico is at the discretion of the purchasing agent and will be considered by the Council on a case-by-case basis.
• Graphic Design
• Graphic Design - Logo Design
• IT – Enterprise Application
• IT – IV & V
• IT Network and Database Management
• IT Support
• IT Security Services
• IT – Web Design
• IT – Web Programmer
• Marketing
• Social Media Marketing
For the complete State Use service list, please go to: http://horizonsofnewmexico.org/services.html mailto:mloehman@horizonsofnewmexico.org http://horizonsofnewmexico.org/services.html
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