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Our Members Have Provided 90 Years of

Skill, Integrity, and Responsibility

Only those contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers, manufactures, and professional service providers who have been engaged in the heavy/highway/utility construction industry for two or more years prior to application for membership and have established a reputation for Skill, Integrity, and Responsibility may be considered for active membership in the Association.

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ACNM has provided leadership in infrastructure construction for 90 years and it continues to advocate on behalf of the amazing women and men that dedicate their lives to building New Mexico’s roads and bridges. From training and certification to government advocacy and everything in between, MSCI is proud to be a part of this important association.

Neil Jackson

Mountain States

ACNM is an organization that is set up to be beneficial for vendors and contractors alike. They cater to all types of companies throughout the State with their training and fun events designed to foster community involvement. The collaboration and relationships that are formed here are invaluable and would be hard to replicate in the regular day-to-day flow of work. We all have a common goal to improve our state and make sure that everyone prospers along the way.

Sean Kass

General Manager, The Western Group

Membership in ACNM has been a tremendous confidence builder, offering invaluable resources. The mentorship, training, and camaraderie are highlights that have significantly enriched my experience in the construction industry. As a member of ACNM, I have developed and established professional relationships. This type of networking has proven to be a valuable asset for myself and my company.

Cynthia Longley

Owner, CBKN Dirtworks

Patrick Shaw

ACNM 2025 Chapter President,
AUI, Inc.

Thank you for allowing me the honor of being your 2025 Associated Contractors of New Mexico Board President. I can confidently say that we have the most amazing executive director, staff and membership of any Associated General Contractors chapter and I am looking forward to a prosperous 2025 for our industry.

We are heading into 2025 with national election results that are promising for our industry, and we are lucky to have a great advocate in Associated General Contractors of America. They are working hard to advocate on our behalf at a national level. It should be a promising four years in D.C.; however, we still have political challenges here at home. We have gained some industry friendly legislators this past November, but we have lost some as well. We have some work to do in Santa Fe, building relationships with the newly elected legislators and educating them about our industry.