Access Abba’s infrastructure, networking, and IT professional services through New Mexico statewide price agreements already in place.
Supporting state agencies, local public bodies, public schools, and other eligible New Mexico governmental entities.
New Mexico organizations can use Abba for both infrastructure and network technology needs and a broad range of IT professional services through statewide price agreements.
Access data center, networking, server, storage, telecommunications, and integrated hardware/software solutions through an established New Mexico statewide price agreement.
Engage Abba for consulting, application development, cloud, data, mapping, support, training, and other approved IT professional services.
New Mexico statewide price agreements are administered through the State Purchasing Division of the General Services Department.
Contract use remains subject to applicable New Mexico procurement requirements and agency procedures.
Support servers, storage, compute, virtualization, and core infrastructure modernization.
Improve WAN, LAN, networking, telecommunications, and infrastructure resilience.
Develop, enhance, maintain, and modernize applications and web platforms.
Support cloud hosting, data integration, analytics, reporting, and modern data environments.
Use mapping, geospatial data, and GIS solutions to support operations and decision-making.
Provide consulting, project management, documentation, training, support, and operational readiness.
Headquartered in Albuquerque with local leadership and delivery resources serving organizations across New Mexico.
Infrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity, applications, data, GIS, automation, AI, and project delivery.
Experienced architects, developers, project managers, engineers, analysts, and consultants from strategy through implementation.
Strong project management, governance, scope control, risk management, financial oversight, and client communication.
Abba Technologies can help New Mexico public-sector organizations move from technology need to delivery using statewide price agreements already in place.