The Los Alamos County Government will release the RFP to be published in the Albuquerque Journal on Sunday, August 15.
The best way for potential responders to receive it, is to request it from the County Purchasing Agent, Jose Carreno at jose.carreno@lacnm.us.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Art Tower Link
Here is a link to an article about the art tower project in Los Angeles area that Jim Trump mentioned at the last steering committee meeting.
Monday, August 2, 2010
RFP for Cultural Planning Consultant - Revision 2
The RFP had additional changes made to it at the July Steering Committee meeting. It will now be distributed to the Cultural Planning Consultants for proposal.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Revised Draft RFP for Cultural Planning Consultant
The draft RFP has been revised to incorporate changes discussed and agreed to at the June Steering Committee meeting. Click here for document
The draft is being submitted to the State for comment/approval as is required by our grant agreement.
The draft is being submitted to the State for comment/approval as is required by our grant agreement.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Draft RFP for Cultural Plan Consultant
The sterring committee is beginning review of a draft request for proposals for consultant services to facilitate development of the State required cultural plan for the Los Alamos Creative District.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
State Resource Team Visits Los Alamos
A resource team composed of officials from various state agencies visited Los Alamos for several days in April and conducted focus groups with dozens of community members and organizations in order to provide advice to the recently designated Los Alamos Arts & Cultural District. Their work culminated in a public presentation that shared observations and recommendations from the visit.
The presentation was videotaped for playback on PAC-8 beginning in late April and a DVD is being made available for checkout at the Chamber. In addition, the presentation slides, background information about the Arts and Cultural District, and information about the steering committee working on this project are available by clicking here (large .pdf file; 2M).
Los Alamos MainStreet, in collaboration with the Los Alamos Arts Council and Los Alamos County applied for and received the New Mexico Arts and Culture District status for downtown Los Alamos in 2009. The resource team visit is a step in the process for fulfilling the requirements of maintaining that status and developing a plan for implementing the district. The basis for the district is sharing of Los Alamos’ unique creative heritage in the arts and science.
Goals for the Los Alamos Creative District include:
• Sharing the unique creative heritage of Los Alamos with residents and visitors;
• The development of the district will serve as a catalyst for supporting and developing service, restaurant, retail and hospitality businesses within the proposed district;
• The district will improve the community’s capacity for economic benefit from visitation and tourism by creating a stronger, more focused argument for visiting and spending time in downtown Los Alamos.
The presentation was videotaped for playback on PAC-8 beginning in late April and a DVD is being made available for checkout at the Chamber. In addition, the presentation slides, background information about the Arts and Cultural District, and information about the steering committee working on this project are available by clicking here (large .pdf file; 2M).
Los Alamos MainStreet, in collaboration with the Los Alamos Arts Council and Los Alamos County applied for and received the New Mexico Arts and Culture District status for downtown Los Alamos in 2009. The resource team visit is a step in the process for fulfilling the requirements of maintaining that status and developing a plan for implementing the district. The basis for the district is sharing of Los Alamos’ unique creative heritage in the arts and science.
Goals for the Los Alamos Creative District include:
• Sharing the unique creative heritage of Los Alamos with residents and visitors;
• The development of the district will serve as a catalyst for supporting and developing service, restaurant, retail and hospitality businesses within the proposed district;
• The district will improve the community’s capacity for economic benefit from visitation and tourism by creating a stronger, more focused argument for visiting and spending time in downtown Los Alamos.
Saturday, April 17, 2010
State Resource Team Visits Los Alamos
Click title (above) for article. Presentation slides coming soon.
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