New Mexico § 13-1-156.1 Trade, exchange or disposal of tangible personal

New Mexico Statutes

§ 13-1-156.1 — Trade, exchange or disposal of tangible personal

New Mexico § 13-1-156.1

Ch. 13Public Purchases and Property

Art. 1Procurement

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 13-1-156.1 (2026).

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property; state-owned railroad.

A.In addition to other methods of disposal authorized by law, the tangible personal property of a state-owned railroad may be traded or exchanged for new items of tangible personal property, or disposed of, by the department of transportation or a local public body that manages the railroad, if authorized by the department of transportation pursuant to the provisions of this section. The central purchasing office may require in a request for proposals that quotes be submitted for the purchase or disposal of the tangible personal property to be traded in, exchanged or disposed of. The tangible personal property may be traded, exchanged or disposed of pursuant to the terms of the contract with the responsible offeror who is awarded the contract if an amount o

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property; state-owned railroad. A. In addition to other methods of disposal authorized by law, the tangible personal property of a state-owned railroad may be traded or exchanged for new items of tangible personal property, or disposed of, by the department of transportation or a local public body that manages the railroad, if authorized by the department of transportation pursuant to the provisions of this section. The central purchasing office may require in a request for proposals that quotes be submitted for the purchase or disposal of the tangible personal property to be traded in, exchanged or disposed of. The tangible personal property may be traded, exchanged or disposed of pursuant to the terms of the contract with the responsible offeror who is awarded the contract if an amount offered in trade or exchange, or amount for disposal, in the proposal is found by the central purchasing office to be: (1) a fair reflection of the current market value; (2) representative of the condition of the tangible personal property; (3) in the best interest of the agency; and (4) included as an itemized adjustment in the price in the case of a trade or exchange, or itemized cost in the case of disposal. B. All terms of the trade, exchange or disposal of the items of tangible personal property shall be part of the contract.