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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PROVIDING AN INVENTORY OF ABANDONED COAL MINES IN THE GALLUP, ZUNI, AND CR

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PROVIDING AN INVENTORY OF ABANDONED COAL MINES IN THE GALLUP, ZUNI, AND CR 2025

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The document is a Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department (EMNRD) for conducting an inventory and assessment of abandoned coal mines in the Gallup, Zuni, and Crownpoint Coal Fields. The RFP outlines the purpose, scope of work, evaluation criteria, and submission requirements for potential contractors. It emphasizes the need for accurate mapping using GPS technology to assess mine conditions and prioritize sites for reclamation and safeguarding. The document also includes details on proposal submission deadlines, evaluation criteria, contract terms, and compliance with state laws.

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Who is responsible for abandoned mines?

Abandoned mine lands (AMLs) are those lands, waters and surrounding watersheds where extraction, beneficiation or processing of ores and minerals has occurred. AMLs can pose serious threats to human health and the environment. The EPA conducts and supervises investigation and cleanup actions at a variety of mine sites.

What is a problem with abandoned coal mines?

Many abandoned coal mines and hardrock mines emit acid mine drainage. This takes place because the rocks associated with both types of mines often contain metal sulfides, such as pyrite. When the rock or coal deposits are excavated, the sulfides are exposed to water and oxygen, and react to form sulfuric acid.

Can you explore abandoned coal mines?

Whether you are driving off-road vehicles, hiking, or walking in national forests or parksit is never safe to explore an abandoned mine. Across the U.S. there are about 67,000 mine features that threaten your physical safetyand can cause injury or death.

What can you do with abandoned mines?

Safety To report an abandoned mine, call DMR on our toll-free hotline at 1(877) OLD-MINE (1-877-653-6463) or email us at DMR@conservation.ca.gov. When contacting us, include: location (e.g., GPS point with latitude and longitude, name of nearest road and Assessors Parcel Number), and.

Can you visit a coal mine?

Well-designed coal mine tours will take you deep underground, often in a mine car, where you can explore authentic tunnels and see various coal veins firsthand.

Is it illegal to explore abandoned mines?

Although a mine may appear abandoned it does belong to someone and trespassing laws do apply. Anyone rescued from an abandoned mine may face criminal trespass charges.

What happens after coal mines are abandoned?

After the physical and environmental hazards are removed, the land is reclaimed. Vegetation is introduced again, and old buildings may be preserved. This process allows the area to return to its natural state.