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The Infrastructure Division offers the most comprehensive array of professional services available to the transportation industry in the State of New Mexico.

It has the experience and expertise to take any transportation project from concept through detailed design in its mission to multimodal project delivery for the Department of Transportation.

The Office, headed up by the Chief Engineer, is comprised of six Divisions with extended service to the remote regions of the state through its newly developed Regional Design Centers. The Office’s demonstrated flexibility has allowed it to deliver the largest design program on record. The program increased from a $250 million construction program to a program that exceeds $2.0 billion. The successful delivery of this program is credited to the diverse and dedicated professionals the Office of Infrastructure Divisions employs in addition to the many partnerships attained.

David D. Quintana, Chief Engineer
505-660-3654
David.Quintana@dot.nm.gov

Elmer Franco, Administrator
505-490-1254
Elmer.Franco@dot.nm.gov

Sharon Cruz, Office Manager
505-221-8220
SharonR.Cruz@dot.nm.gov

Location:
1120 Cerrillos Rd. Rm. 204
Santa Fe, NM 87505

Infrastructure Functional Departments

An aerial view of a road with semi-trucks driving on it

South Regional Design

A photo of several cars driving on the freeway

Central Regional Design

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North Regional Design

Program Management & Engineering Support

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State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP)

University 125 bridge photo

Plans, Specifications & Estimates (PS&E Bureau)

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Survey & Lands Engineering Division

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Right of Way Bureau

A picture of power lines

Utilities

Environmental Bureau

A picture of a bridge

Bridge Bureau

University overpass

Bridge Design

Drainage picture

Drainage Design Bureau

Men Work on the box culvert.

Culvert Asset Management Program (CAMP)

A photo of traffic lights and a bus only sign

Traffic Technical Support Bureau

A photo of waste barrels on the ground

Hazardous Material Investigation Bureau