NAICS 238910: expiring federal contracts in Site Preparation Contractors, New Mexico
NAICS 238910, performed in New Mexico. 6 prime contracts reach the end of their current period of performance within 365 days, 0 of them within 30. The national list for this code covers every state, and every industry in New Mexico is on one page.
Data as of , from USAspending.
- Expiring
- 6
- within 365 days in New Mexico
- In the next 30 days
- 0
- 4 within 90 days
- Current holders
- 5
- across 3 agencies
- Obligated to date
- $5.0M
- median $248.0K
The 6 soonest to end
Ordered by end date. Every identifier links to the award on USAspending.
| Current holder | Agency | Ends | Value | Renewal score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
BURSTON SERVICES LLC 140L1726P0034 — open this award on USAspending | Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management | $72,742 | 25some signals
| |
PLUMA LLC 36C78622C50190 — open this award on USAspending | Department of Veterans Affairs Department of Veterans Affairs | $3,651,599 | 60likely recompete
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RSC AZ LLC 140L1726P0061 — open this award on USAspending | Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management | $101,500 | Not yet scored | |
FILLMORE CONTRACTS, LLC 127EAU26P0031 — open this award on USAspending | Department of Agriculture Forest Service | $394,515 | 25some signals
| |
BOOM CONCRETE INC 127EAX26C0008 — open this award on USAspending | Department of Agriculture Forest Service | $691,143 | 25some signals
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RSC AZ LLC 140L1726P0078 — open this award on USAspending | Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management | $84,500 | Not yet scored |
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Who buys in New Mexico
- Department of the Interior3 expiring
- Department of Agriculture2 expiring
- Department of Veterans Affairs1 expiring
NAICS 238910 in New Mexico: questions vendors ask
How many federal contracts under NAICS 238910 in New Mexico are expiring?
6 prime contracts in Site Preparation Contractors (NAICS 238910) in New Mexico reach the end of their current period of performance within 12 months: 0 within 30 days and 4 within 90. They are held by 5 different vendors and were bought by 3 agencies. The figures are counted from USAspending, the government’s own record of prime contract awards, and rebuilt nightly.
When does the next NAICS 238910 contract in New Mexico end?
The soonest ends on Oct 30, 2026. The table on this page lists the 6 soonest to end, in order, with the incumbent, the awarding agency, the end date and the amount obligated so far. An end date is the date in the award record, not a forecast.
Which agencies buy site preparation contractors in New Mexico?
The agencies with the most expiring work here are Department of the Interior (3 contracts), Department of Agriculture (2 contracts), Department of Veterans Affairs (1 contracts). In total 3 agencies have work under Site Preparation Contractors (NAICS 238910) in New Mexico ending within 12 months.
Does an expiring contract mean a recompete is coming?
Not on its own. A period of performance that ends is work somebody has to win again, but agencies also extend, consolidate, insource or cancel, and the award record does not say which in advance. Findingbase shows the dates and a renewal score built from five fixed rules, with the reasons each one fired; it does not predict the outcome and does not publish solicitations. The solicitation, when there is one, appears on SAM.gov.
How this page is built
Every contract here comes from USAspending, the federal government’s own record of prime contract awards. A contract appears when its current period of performance ends within 365 days. The table lists the 6 soonest to end — not the largest, and not the highest scoring — so it is a sample of what is really coming rather than a showcase. Award identifiers link back to the source. This page was last rebuilt for Sep 27, 2026.
4 of the 6 contracts in the table above carry a renewal score, and 4 of the 6 in the whole list do. A contract with no score has not been through scoring yet: that is not a low score, it is no score. Scoring works through the soonest expiry dates first.