ALTSD 2028 Capital Outlay Application - Renovation|Code Compliance|New Addition - FOR TESTING

The New Mexico Aging and Long Term Services Department (ALTSD) is inviting senior centers to apply for capital outlay funding for facility improvements, code compliance, accessibility corrections, building-system modernization or replacement, or new additions, with applications due October 30, 2026.

This is a reimbursement-based grant program, not a competitive procurement. Applicants must demonstrate financial capacity to advance project costs before receiving state reimbursement and must identify an advance-funding source to support the project during the reimbursement period. The fiscal agent bears full responsibility for the requested amount subject to the grant agreement and available appropriation authority.

Applicants must complete three documents: a Certification Letter acknowledging capacity to administer the capital outlay project and committing to compliance with procurement, fiscal, reporting, and reimbursement requirements; a Scope of Work and Deliverables Schedule Worksheet detailing project tasks, deliverables, responsible parties, start and end dates, and estimated costs for each activity, including milestone tracking for notice to proceed, contract execution, stakeholder review and approval, final deliverable submission, permit or regulatory submissions if applicable, and overall project completion; and a Project Budget and Funding Sources Worksheet itemizing all capital outlay requests across budget line items with supporting cost estimates and quotes, identifying all funding sources (capital outlay, local government or fiscal-agent funds, tribal funds, state funds, federal funds, grant or donor funds) and their status as secured or pending, documenting any remaining funding gaps, and certifying budget accuracy and alignment with supporting documentation.

No specific funding cap, estimated total appropriation, or individual award ceiling is stated in the application materials. Eligible applicants are senior centers within New Mexico.