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9/6/2007 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish DEPARTMENT SEEKS CONTRACTOR FOR SARGENT ELK VIEWING AREA
The Sargent Wildlife Management Area -- just a stone's throw from Chama in Northern New Mexico -- is one of the state's best spots to see and hear the elks' annual display, and the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish plans to make it even better. The Department has issued a Request for Proposals to find a qualified contractor to build an elk interpretive site and small trail system that will give visitors to the Sargent area an opportunity to learn more about elk and other wildlife. The successful bidder will install educational panels, and construct an entrance gate and about 1,800 feet of walking trail. The project is expected to be complete by June 2008. If you're interested in taking on this challenging project, please contact Mike Gustin at (505) 476-8112 or michael.gustin@state.nm.us; or Gil Teutch at (505) 476-8165 by Sept. 11 for details and a copy of the Request for Proposals. Potential bidders also can access the RFP on the New Mexico State Purchasing Office website by clicking here .
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CHAMA
-- Few outdoor experiences stimulate the senses quite like a large herd of
Rocky Mountain elk during the fall mating season. Those lucky enough to
experience the animals' bugles, whistles and grunts are not likely to forget
them, and are apt to gain a new appreciation of one of New Mexico 's most
spectacular wildlife species. 