East Mountains · Santa Fe County
Town of Edgewood
Home of the mill. Edgewood sits on the I-40 corridor east of Albuquerque, in the East Mountains, with a direct stake in regional water and in the skilled jobs a plant like this puts on the ground.
Who we serve
Towns first. Then the corridor. Then the state.
The mill is in Edgewood. The pipe is for New Mexico water — local systems, regional transmission, and in time municipalities across the Southwest.
I-40 · Torrance County
City of Moriarty
A neighboring community on the same highway spine. Moriarty is part of the local labor shed and the local water story — close enough to see the mill, close enough to staff it.
Estancia Basin · Torrance County
Town of Estancia
Basin towns live with groundwater decline in a way the rest of the state should take seriously. Transmission pipe is how you bring a different water future to a place like this.
Regional water
The Berrendo corridor.
The New Mexico Sustainable Water project — also called the Berrendo Pipeline — is a proposed regional supply line for the Middle Rio Grande corridor, where about 65% of New Mexicans live.
The concept is straightforward and hard: import and deliver on the order of 30,000 acre-feet of treated water a year from a sustainable source outside the region, to take pressure off the Rio Grande, San Juan-Chama, and declining groundwater.
The alignment on our map is Clovis west, then north to Moriarty, west through Edgewood, and on to the north side of Albuquerque near Rio Rancho.
- Mill site · Edgewood
- Local towns we serve
- New Mexico cities
- Southwest reach · 20%
- Proposed pipeline
80% New Mexico
Cities and systems across the state.
Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, Farmington, Roswell, Clovis, the East Mountains, the Estancia Basin, the Rio Grande corridor. When a municipality or a regional authority needs transmission pipe, the mill is meant to be close enough that “made in New Mexico” is not a slogan — it is a shorter haul.
20% Southwest
Then El Paso, Arizona, the Front Range.
The Southwest is one water region with many borders. A slice of capacity is reserved for neighboring states — the same desert, the same pipe, a little farther down the highway.
Municipalities and partners.
If you are planning a line, a treatment plant interconnect, or a regional transmission project, write info@nmpipe.com. The mill is under development; the conversation does not have to wait.