New Mexico Environment Department Asset Management Report Criteria for Technical Assistance Providers
This guidance lists expectations for utility asset management training and reports. Specifically, components of sections to include are detailed for: an asset inventory, level of service organization, asset prioritization analysis, and life cycle funding.
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This guidance lists expectations for utility asset management training and reports. Specifically, components of sections to include are detailed for: an asset inventory, level of service organization, asset prioritization analysis, and life cycle funding.
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