Nambe Pueblo Governor's Office

Nambe Pueblo Governor's Office, a federally recognized Indian tribe headquartered in Aveh Poe, New Mexico, is a recipient of federal grants across social services, environmental protection, transportation, and tribal infrastructure programs. The entity operates exclusively as a prime grant recipient (100% of awards) with no federal contract work and no subcontract activity. As a tribal government, Nambe Pueblo holds no SBA certifications but qualifies for federal grant programs designated for federally recognized tribes.

Nambe Pueblo's grant portfolio spans 25 distinct customer agencies across health, human services, environmental, and infrastructure domains. The Administration for Children and Families (ACF) concentrates award volume—57 awards across family violence prevention, child welfare services, and low-income energy assistance programs (LIHEAP and related blocks)—but formula grant structure means individual award values are relatively modest. The Environmental Protection Agency supports water quality monitoring and tribal environmental capacity-building on Nambe tribal lands; the Department of Interior's Bureau of Reclamation funds water infrastructure restoration and tribal water resource development; and the Federal Transit Administration provides operational support for micro-transit services in the Nambe Pueblo zone. Recent representative work includes a $1.03 million project grant from the Bureau of Reclamation (awarded September 2025, completion June 2027) for planning and design of Nambe Reservoir and Rio Nambe ecosystem restoration covering sediment removal, vegetation management, and aeration system specifications; a $684,506 continuation project grant from the Office on Violence Against Women (CFDA 16.587, awarded October 2025, completion September 2028) supporting Nambe Pueblo Healthy Family Services' response to domestic violence, sexual assault, and sex trafficking through law enforcement protocols, victim services, and legal advocacy; and a $268,452 VOCA Tribal Victim Services grant (awarded September 2025, completion October 2028) for crime victim services delivery in Santa Fe and surrounding areas.

Activity has been consistent but declining from a peak—fifteen awards in 2023 to eight in 2025 and one in 2026 to date. Nineteen awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, generating recompete exposure across family violence prevention, child welfare, energy assistance, and water quality monitoring programs. Nambe Pueblo does not appear in federal contract databases and has no contract vehicles or task-order posture; the organization functions as a direct tribal grant recipient focused on community-facing social services, environmental stewardship, and infrastructure development for Nambe Pueblo residents and the surrounding northern New Mexico tribal region.