N.M. Admin. Code § 18.61.3.17 - POWERS COMPULSIVE
The authority shall:
A. hire, and be authorized to fire, an
executive director, who shall employ the necessary professional, technical and
clerical staff to enable the authority to function efficiently and shall direct
the affairs and business of the authority, subject to the direction of the
board;
B. advise the governor, the
governor's staff and the New Mexico finance authority oversight committee on
methods, proposals, programs and initiatives involving the Spaceport that may
further stimulate space-related business and employment opportunities in New
Mexico;
C. initiate, develop,
acquire, own, construct, maintain and lease space-related projects;
D. make and execute all contracts and other
instruments necessary or convenient to the exercise of its powers and
duties;
E. create programs to
expand high-technology economic opportunities within New Mexico;
F. create avenues of communication among
federal government agencies, the space industry, users of space launch services
and academia concerning space business;
G. promote legislation that will further the
goals of the authority and development of space business;
H. oversee and fund production of promotional
literature related to the authority's goals;
I. identify science and technology trends
that are significant to space enterprise and the state and act as a
clearinghouse for space enterprise issues and information;
J. coordinate and expedite the involvement of
the state executive branch's space-related development efforts;
K. perform environmental, transportation,
communication, land use and other technical studies necessary or advisable for
projects and programs or to secure licensing by appropriate United States
agencies; and
L. review summary
scopes of work and approve of all purchases above $60,000, pursuant to
procurement guidelines issued under Procurement Code Section
13-1-125 NMSA 1978, developed by
the general services department and the department of finance, provided to the
authority and retained by the authority's chief procurement officer for
inspection by any board member at any time.
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