New Mexico Contractor Licenses

All state licenses are issued by the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department (NMRLD). The Construction Industries Division regulates the General Construction, Electrical, LP Gas, and, Mechanical and Plumbing categories; each category has a specific Bureau. Contracting activities under these classifications are defined in the Construction Industries Licensing Act, NMSA 1978, Section 60-13-3 . Furthermore, Manufactured Housing is its own division.

In New Mexico, licensing is mandatory to ensure safety, quality, and professionalism in every construction project. Therefore, contracting without a license is against the law.

Examination services are conducted byPSI©. Applicants pass with a score of 75%. General Construction, Electrical, LP Gas, and Mechanical and Plumbing contractors are required to pass a Business and Law examination. For categories that have a journeyperson license, this certificate is required if applying for a contractor license.

Check out the licenses below for their requirements, exams, books, and classes.

General Construction

The General Construction licenses are issued by the General Building Bureau. All applications for licenses and examinations must be submitted through PSI© (business and law examination will be needed as well). Approved licenses have 3-year effectiveness from the date of issuance.

The Construction Industries Division (CID) issues the licenses to qualified entities that are owned or that employ certified Qualifying Parties in the General Construction category. Once obtaining a license, contracting can only be done within the scope of the chosen trade.

For further information on becoming a Qualifying Party, visit PSI©. While navigating through all these licenses, it is useful to understand the meaning of the different acronyms. Recall that G stands for general construction, E stands for electrical, and M stands for mechanical/plumbing. These first letters are typically followed by an A, B, F, or an S, which stand for asphalt, building, fixed works, and specialties.

General Construction Classification Trades

• Fixed Works
  • Airports (GF-1)
  • Bridges (GF-2)
  • Canals, Reservoirs, or Irrigation Systems (GF-3)
  • CORE (GF)
  • Drainage or Flood Control Systems (GF-4)
  • Fixed Works (GF-98)
  • Recreation Areas (GF-5)
  • Railroad and Tunnel Construction (GF-6)
  • Roofing (GS-21)
  • Tanks and Tower (GF-7)
  • Transmission Lines, Tanks, and Substations (NonElectrical) (GF-8)
  • Utility Lines (GF-9)
• Asphalt, Bitumen and Concrete Construction
  • Asphalt, Bitumen and Concrete Construction (GA-98)
  • Curbs, Gutters, and Culverts (GA-3)
  • Highway Signs and Guard Rails (GA-5)
  • Maintenance and Repair (GA-2)
  • Streets, Roads, and Highways (GA-1)
  • Striping (GA-4)
• Residential and Commercial Building
  • General Building (GB-98)
  • General Building Contractor Part 2 Examination (GB-98)
  • Residential (GB-2)
  • Residential Building Contractor Part 1 Examination (GB-2)
• Specialty Classifications
  • Acoustical Insulation and Insulation (GS-1)
  • Awnings and Canopies (GS-2)
  • Caissons, Piers and Pile Driving (GS-15)
  • Concrete, Cement, Walkways, and Driveways (GS-4)
  • Concrete Coring, Drilling and Slab Sawing (GS-34)
  • Demolition (GS-5)
  • Door Installation (GS-6)
  • Drywall Installation and Texture (GS-7)
  • Earthmoving, Excavation, and Ditching (GS-8)
  • Elevators, Escalators, Conveyors (GS-9)
  • Framing (GS-13)
  • General Building Inspector
  • Masonry (GS-16)
  • Miscellaneous Sheet Metal (GS-32)
  • Plastering, Stucco and Lathing (GS-30)
  • Sign Construction (Non-Electrical) (GS-23)
  • Structural Steel Erection (GS-24)
  • Swimming Pools (GS-25)
  • Windows, Doors and Skylights (GS-14)

Experience Requirements for General Construction licenses in NM

New Mexico requires all contractors applying for one of the general construction licenses to have at least two years of documented experience in their respective fields. The exception to these requirements is the GA-98 (Asphalt, Bitumen, and Concrete Construction), GB-98 (General Building), and the GF-98 (Fixed Works) licenses; for those three licenses, applicants must show proof of four years of experience.

How to apply for the General Construction licenses?

1. Select the trade based on the scope of work performed.
2. Apply for eligibility through PSI©.
   • Fill out the Qualifying Party Certificate.
   • Complete the Work Experience Certificate.
3. Send these documents via mail with the corresponding application fee to:
   PSI©
   2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
   Albuquerque, NM 87107
   877-663-9267
4. Once the documents and the eligibility have been approved, schedule and pay for the examination.
   • To apply online, the candidates must:
     1. Sign in or create an account on the PSI© official website.
     2. Choose the corresponding examination and add the social security number.
     3. Pay for and schedule the exam.
     4. Enter zip code for exam locations.
   • To apply by mail or fax:
     1. Open and check the General Construction Candidate Information Bulletin.
     2. Fill out the New Mexico Contractor Examination Registration Form.
     3. Pay the fees and send the documents via mail or fax to:
        PSI©
        2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
        Albuquerque, NM 87107
        Fax: (702) 932-2666
        877-663-9267
   • If applying by phone, please fill out the Examination Registration Form and call PSI© registrars at (855) 807-3994
   • If applying Out-of-State, fill out the Exam Accommodations Request Form and send it via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or fax it to (702) 932-2666.
5. After exam approval, complete the Application for Contractor License and the Construction Industries Division Contractor License Code Bond.
6. Gather the following documents to be sent:
   • Contractor License Form
   • CID Contractor License Code Bond
   • Valid Qualifying Party Certificate
   • Passing score examination (Trade and Business & Law).
   • Proof of Financial Responsibility Bond
   • Proof of current New Mexico Tax ID number application with a registration certificate or official stamp.
7. The application must be sent by mail to:
   PSI©
   2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
   Albuquerque, NM 87107
   (877) 663-9267
8. Once accepted, the license will be delivered via USPS.

General Construction Useful Links

• New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department
• Construction Industries Division (CID)
• General Building Bureau
• Building Codes, Laws, and, Rules
• Obtain a Qualifying Party Certificate
• FAQs-PSI©
• List of trades for the State of New Mexico
• Contractor License Application Information
• General Construction Bulletin and Examination Forms

Contact Information for General Construction

Regulation and Licensing Department

RLD – Albuquerque Office
5500 San Antonio Dr. Suite F
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109
(505) 222-9800

Construction Industries Division (CID)

CID – Santa Fe Office
2550 Cerrillos Road – 3rd Floor
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505
(505) 476-4700

CID – Las Cruces Office
505 South Main Street, Suite 103
Loretto Town Center
Las Cruces, New Mexico 88001
(575) 524-6320

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General Building Bureau

Bureau Chief: Martin Romero
(505) 795-1640
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PSI©

2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE, Suite E&F
Albuquerque, NM 87107
(877) 663-9267

Mechanical and Plumbing

For the State of New Mexico, mechanical and plumbing work must be under the supervision or performed by someone who has a Journeyman Certificate. Therefore, even if you have a contractor’s license in one or more trades, you must either be or employ a Certified Journeyman to perform the work under a particular classification. A Journeyman certificate will be active for three years, starting on the last day of the month of issuance. The Construction Industries Division issues the Mechanical and Plumbing contractor licenses to those businesses which are owned by or employ someone who is certified by the state as a Qualifying Party.

List of Mechanical and/or Plumbing Trades:

• Boiler Operator (B01) Journeyman
• Boiler Operator (B02) Journeyman
• Dry Chemical Fire Protection (MS-14)
• Dry Chemical Fire Protection (MS-14J) Journeyman
• Fire Protection Systems (MS-12)
• Fire Protection Systems (MS-12J) Journeyman
• Heat, Cooling, and Process Pipe (MM-4)
• Heat, Vent and Air Conditioning (MM-3)
• Lawn Sprinklers (MS-6)
• Mechanical (MM-98)
• Mechanical Inspector
• Medical Gas Installer (JMG) Journeyman
• Natural Gas Fitting (MM-2)
• Natural Gas Fitter (JG) Journeyman
• Natural Gas Fitter Practical Examination Journeyman
• Pipe Fitter (JPF) Journeyman
• Plumber (JP) Journeyman
• Plumbing (MM-1)
• Refrigeration (JR) Journeyman
• Septic Tanks, Sewer & Cesspools (MS-3)
• Sheet Metal (JSM) Journeyman
• Sheet Metal Practical Examination Journeyman
• Sprinkler (JS) Journeyman
• Welder (JW) Journeyman

How to apply for Mechanical and Plumbing contractor licenses?

1. Determine the work classification needed. Scopes of work can be found in Mexico Administrative Code, Title 14, Chapter 6, Part 6. If unsure of the proper classification, submit a Classification Determination form to PSI© and a detailed description of the work.
2. Submit a completed notarized package of the following documents to:
   PSI© Albuquerque
   877-663-9267
   2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE, Suite E&F
   Albuquerque, NM 87106
   Public.psiexams.com
   The application package must contain the following documents:
   • Contractor License Application
   • (CID) Contractor License Code Bond
   • Valid Qualifying Party Certificate
   • Passing score examination (Trade & Business Law)
   • Proof of Financial Responsibility Bond
   • Current (within the last year) New Mexico Tax ID number application with official stamp or registration certificate. (Contact the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department at 505-827-0700.)
   • Work Experience Verification form must have minimum years of experience depending on the classification.
     • Minimum of six months:
       • Boiler Operator (B01) Journeyman
       • Boiler Operator (B02) Journeyman
     • Minimum of 4 years:
       • Dry Chemical Fire Protection (MS-14)
       • Dry Chemical Fire Protection (MS-14J) Journeyman
       • Fire Protection Systems (MS-12)
       • Fire Protection Systems (MS-12J) Journeyman
       • Heat, Cooling, and Process Pipe (MM-4)
       • Heat, Vent and Air Conditioning (MM-3)
       • Mechanical (MM-98)
       • Natural Gas Fitting (MM-2)
       • Plumbing (MM-1)
     • Minimum of 2 years:
       • Lawn Sprinklers (MS-6)
       • Natural Gas Fitter (JG) Journeyman
       • Pipe Fitter (JPF) Journeyman
       • Plumber (JP) Journeyman
       • Refrigeration (JR) Journeyman
       • Sheet Metal (JSM) Journeyman
       • Sprinkler (JS) Journeyman
3. Once the application packet has been approved and eligibility cleared, the license will be issued via USPS to the home address provided. (Licenses are effective for only three years, and a Contractor License Renewal Form must be submitted prior to expiration during each cycle.)

Useful links for Plumbing/Mechanical Contractors and Journeymen

• PSI© Mechanical/Plumbing Experience Verification Form
• Journeyman Certificate Application
• Journeyman Certificate Renewal Form
• New Contractor Application
• Contractor Renewal Form
• New Mexico Frequently Asked Questions
• PSI© Exam Information
• Mechanical Plumbing Bureau
• Approved Continuing Education
• License Classifications

Contact information for Mechanical/Plumbing Contractor Licenses

Construction Industries Division Regulation and Licensing Department

5500 San Antonio DR. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109

CID Santa Fe office

2500 Cerrillos Rd
Santa Fe, NM 87505
(505) 476-4700
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CID Albuquerque office

5500 San Antonio Dr. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
(505) 222-9801

CID Las Cruces office

505 S Main St
Loretto Towne Ctr Ste 150
Las Cruces, NM 88004
(575) 524-6320

Mechanical Plumbing Bureau

Bureau Chief: Tamara Kuykendall
(505) 490-2997
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PSI© Albuquerque

877-663-9267
2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE, Suite E&F
Albuquerque, NM 87106
https://public.psiexams.com/

Electrical and LP Gas

Electrical and LP Gas Classifications are regulated by the Construction Industries Division. Each category has its bureau (Electrical Bureau and LP Gas Bureau).

Electrical Licenses

The New Mexico Electrical Bureau issues contractor licenses and journeymen certificates. To acquire an electrical contractor license, the applicant must have a journeyman certificate for the same trade.

List of Electrical Trades

• Residential and Commercial
  • Electrical Distribution Systems, including Transmission Lines (EL-1)
  • Residential and Commercial Electrical Part 1 (Commercial and Industrial) (EE-98)
  • Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Electrical Wiring 5000 Volts, Nominal, or Less (EE-98)
  • Residential Electrical Wiring (ER-1)
• Specialty Licenses
  • Cathodic Protection and Lightning Protection Systems (ES-2)
  • Electrical Signs and Outline Lighting (ES-1)
  • Low Voltage Special Systems (under 50 Volts) (ES-3)
  • Residential Water Well Pump Installer (ES-10R)
  • Telephone Communication Systems and Telephone Interconnect Systems (ES-7)
  • Water Well Pump Installer (ES-10)
• Journeyman Classifications:
  • Cathodic Protection, and Lightning Protection Systems (ES-2J) Journeyman
  • Electrical Distribution Systems, including Transmission Lines (EL-1J) Journeyman
  • Low Voltage Special Systems (under 50 Volts) (ES-3J) Journeyman
  • Residential and Commercial Electrical (EE-98J) Journeyman
  • Residential and Commercial Electrical Part 1 Code Examination (EE-98J) Journeyman
  • Residential and Commercial Electrical Part 2 Theory Examination (EE-98J) Journeyman
  • Residential Electrical Wiring Part 1 Code Examination (ER-1J) Journeyman
  • Residential Electrical Wiring Part 2 Theory Examination (ER-1J) Journeyman
  • Residential Water Well Pump Installer (ES-10RJ) Journeyman
  • Residential Wiring (ER-1J) Journeyman
  • Telephone Communication Systems and Telephone Interconnect Systems (ES-7J) Journeyman
  • Water Well Pump Installer (ES-10J) Journeyman

All the electrical trades require two years of experience except for (EE-98), (EL-1), (EE-98J | Part 1 Code Examination), (EE-98J | Part 2 Theory Examination), and (EL-1J), which require four years of experience each.

Steps to apply for Electrical Contractor Licenses

1. Select a classification.
2. Apply for eligibility through PSI©.
   • Complete the Qualifying Party Certificate.
   • Fill out the Work Experience Certificate.
3. Send the complete documents and application fees to:
   PSI©
   2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
   Albuquerque, NM 87107
   877-663-9267
4. When approved by PSI©, apply for the Trade and Business & Law examination:
   • To submit an application online:
     1. Register or sign in at PSI©.
     2. Select the exam and add the Social Security Number.
     3. Pay the fee and schedule the examination.
   • To register by mail or fax:
     1. Complete the New Mexico Contractor Examination Registration Form.
     2. Pay the exam fee and send all documents to:
        PSI©
        2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
        Albuquerque, NM 87107
        877-663-9267
        Fax (702) 932-2666
   • To apply by phone, complete the Examination Registration Form and call (855) 807-3994.
5. After passing the examinations, candidates must gather the following list of documents:
   • Passing score exam (Trade and Business & Law)
   • Contractor License Form
   • CID Contractor License Code Bond
   • Qualifying Party Certificate
   • Proof of Financial Responsibility Bond
   • Proof of current New Mexico Tax ID number application with a registration certificate or official stamp
6. Once completed, send all forms to the following address:
   PSI©
   2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
   Albuquerque, NM 87107
   (877) 663-9267
7. Upon approval, the license will be sent via USPS.

For all applicants interested in applying outside of New Mexico, complete theOut-Of-State Testing Request Instructions.

How to obtain Electrical Journeyman Certificates?

1. Choose a journeyman trade.
2. Fill out and submit the following documents to PSI©.
   • Journeyman Certificate Application.
   • Electrical Experience Verification Form.
   • Send the information to:
     PSI©
     2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
     Albuquerque, NM 87107
3. Once the application has been approved, apply for an examination.
   • In order to apply online:
     1. Enter to PSI© and sign in or register.
     2. Complete the registration information (including Social Security Number and zip code).
     3. Pay and schedule.
   • To apply via mail or fax:
     1. Complete the New Mexico Journeyman Examination Registration Form.
     2. Pay & send the documents to:
        PSI©
        2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
        Albuquerque, NM 87107
        Fax: (702) 932-2666
        877-663-9267
   • Submit your examination score to PSI© within six months to receive the journeyman certificate via USPS.

Electrical Journeymen reciprocity is only allowed in the following states:

• Alaska
• Arkansas
• Colorado
• Idaho
• Montana
• Nebraska
• Oklahoma
• South Dakota
• Texas
• Utah
• Wyoming

Electrical Classification Useful Links

• New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department Home Page
• Construction Industries Division (CID)
• Electrical Bureau
• Codes, Laws, and Rules
• Obtain a Qualifying Party Certificate
• FAQs-PSI©
• List of trades for the State of New Mexico
• Contractor License Application Information
• Electrical Contractor Candidate Information Bulletin
• Electrical Journeyman Certificate Application
• Electrical Journeyman Information Bulletin

Contact Information

New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department

RLD – Albuquerque Office
5500 San Antonio Dr. Suite F
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109
(505) 476-4700

CID Construction Industries Division

CID – Santa Fe Office
2550 Cerrillos Road – 3rd Floor
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505
(505) 476-4700

CID – Las Cruces Office
505 South Main Street, Suite 103
Loretto Town Center
Las Cruces, New Mexico 88001
(575) 524-6320

For more information, contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Electrical Bureau

Bureau Chief: Joseph Martinez
(505) 670-5826
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PSI©

2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE, Suite E&F
Albuquerque, NM 87107
(877) 663-9267

LP Gas Contractor Licenses

The LP Gas (Liquified Petroleum Gas) Classification is under the regulation of the LP Gas Bureau, whose objective is to ensure safety in equipment, installations, facilities, appliances, structures, and services.

LP Gas Trades

• Carburetion Sale, Service and Installation (CNG-1 CNG)
• Installation, Service and Repair (LP-5)
• Installation, Service and Repair of Cylinder Exchange Cabinets (LP-8)
• Installation, Service and Repair of Mobile Units (LP-6)
• Limited Installation, Service and Repair (LP-4)
• LP Gas Carburetion, Sale, Service and Installation (LP-10)
• LP Gas Inspector Certification
• Retail Sale of LP Gas (LP-3S)
• Station for Dispensing LP Gas (LP-9)
• Wholesale Sale or Delivery of LP Gas (LP-1)
• Wholesale or Manufacture of Appliances, Equipment or Containers (LP-7)

How to apply for LP Gas Contractor licenses?

1. Select a trade and apply for eligibility through PSI©.
   • Fill out the Qualifying Party Certificate.
   • Send the document and fee to:
     PSI©
     2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
     Albuquerque, NM 87107
     877-663-9267
     Fax: (702) 932-2666
2. After being accepted, apply for the PSI© examination.
   • To apply online:
     1. Create an account or sign in at the official site of PSI©.
     2. Complete the examination information (include the Social Security Number and zip code).
     3. Schedule the examination and pay the fee.
   • Apply by mail or fax for the PSI© examination:
     1. Fill out the New Mexico LP Gas Contractor Examination Registration Form.
     2. Pay the corresponding fee and send it to:
        PSI©
        2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE Suites E & F
        Albuquerque, NM 87107
        877-663-9267
        Fax: (702) 932-2666
   • When applying by phone, fill out the Contractor Examination Registration Form and call (855) 807-3994.
3. After passing the examinations, the applicant must gather and complete the following documents:
   • Contractor License Application
   • (CID) Contractor License Code Bond
   • Qualifying Party Certificate
   • Passing scores of the exams
   • Financial Responsibility Bond Proof
   • Proof of New Mexico Tax ID number application with a registration certificate or official stamp
4. Licenses will be delivered by USPS once they are approved.

If applying as a business or entity, proof of registration with the New Mexico Secretary of State is required.

LP Gas Useful Links

• Regulation & Licensing Department
• (CID) Construction Industries Division
• LP Gas Bureau
• Rules, Codes, and Laws
• Obtaining a Qualifying Party Certificate
• FAQs of the PSI© examination process
• Contractor License Application
• LP Gas Candidate Information Bulletin

LP Gas Contact Information

Regulation and Licensing Department

RLD- Albuquerque
5500 San Antonio Dr, NE Suite F
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109
(505) 222-9808
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Construction Industries Division (CID)

CID – Santa Fe Office
2550 Cerrillos Road – 3rd Floor
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505
(505) 476-4700

CID – Las Cruces Office
505 South Main Street, Suite 103
Loretto Town Center
Las Cruces, New Mexico 88001
(575) 524-6320

Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for further information.

LP Gas Bureau

Bureau Chief
James Morrison
505-795-1632
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PSI©

2820 Broadbent Pkwy NE, Suite E&F
Albuquerque, NM 87107
(877) 663-9267

Manufactured Housing

For the Manufactured Housing License, pre-approval is not required for any testing. However, specific experience requirements must be met for all Manufactured Housing Installers. All contractors licensed by the Construction Industries Division (CID) performing work on any manufactured home must be registered with the Manufactured Housing Division (MHD).

List of Manufactured Housing Licenses

• Manufactured Housing Broker
• Manufactured Housing Dealer
• Manufactured Housing Inspector
• Manufactured Housing Installer 1
• Manufactured Housing Installer 2
• Manufactured Housing Installer 3
• Manufactured Housing Installer 3 – Electrical Endorsement
• Manufactured Housing Salesperson
• Manufactured Housing Yardline Endorsement

How to apply for Manufactured Housing Licenses?

1. To obtain a Manufactured Housing License, you must fill out the application forms for the trade you wish to perform work in.
   • MH Broker License Application
   • MH Dealer Application
   • Inspector Application
   • MH Installer Application
   • MH Salesperson Application Form
2. Schedule the exam through PSI© using the Examination Registration Form. No pre-approval is required for scheduling. However, the Manufactured Housing Installer Licenses ARE required to meet at least one of the specific experience requirements.
   • 1,800 hours of experience installing manufactured homes
   • 3,600 hours of experience in the construction of manufactured homes
   • 3,600 hours of experience as a Supervisor in building construction
   • 1,800 hours as an active installation inspector for manufactured homes
   • Completion of one year of a college program in a construction-related field
   • Any combination of experience or education from 1 - 5 above that totals 3,600 hours
   • Part of the experience requirements applicant for an installation license must complete 12 hours of training, at least 4 of which must consist of training on the federal installation standards and installation program.
3. Upon receiving the passing test scores, submit the application to the CID-Manufactured Housing Division for final processing, and the CID-MHD will issue the license.
   Manufactured Housing Division (MHD)
   2550 Cerrillos Road
   Santa Fe, NM 87505
   Tel: 505-476-4616
   Fax: 505-476-4702

Manufactured Housing Useful Links

• New Mexico Regulation & Licensing Department
• Manufactured License Division
• Manufactured Housing Information and Requirements
• MH Licensing Requirements
• Manufactured Housing Interpretive Bulletin
• Article 14 MHD
• MHD-PSI© Information Candidate Bulletin
• MHD Application Forms
• Manufactured Housing Rules and Regulations
• MHD Installers Information

Contact information for Manufactured Housing

Manufactured Housing Division (MHD)

2550 Cerrillos Road
Santa Fe, NM 87505
Tel: 505-476-4616
Fax: 505-476-4702

Construction Industries Division Regulation and Licensing Department

(505) 476-4500
5500 San Antonio DR. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109

CID Santa Fe office

2500 Cerrillos Rd
Santa Fe, NM 87505
(505) 476-4700
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CID Albuquerque office

5500 San Antonio Dr. NE
Albuquerque, NM 87109
(505) 222-9801

CID Las Cruces office

505 S Main St.
Loretto Towne Ctr. Ste. 150
Las Cruces, NM 88004
(575) 524-6320

PSI© Albuquerque

Phone: 877-663-9267
2820 Broadbent Pkwy. NE, Suite E&F
Albuquerque, NM 87106