💾 Semiconductors · Rio Rancho, New Mexico
Intel: Fab 9 chip packaging
💰 $3.5 billion (total New Mexico investment)👷 700 jobs (at least)🏗️ Operating since January 2024High-volume 3D chip packaging.
How to get on the sub list
The general contractor hasn't been announced publicly; watch local news and county permits. Intel potential suppliers →
Source: Intel Newsroom, Jan 2024 · checked Oct 25, 2026
How to get on the Intel Rio Rancho sub list
- Find the general contractor. It hasn't been announced publicly. Watch local news and Rio Rancho's county building permits.
- Register as a supplier: Intel potential suppliers.
- Get prequalified. Have your insurance, safety record (EMR), licenses and references ready.
- Call the local economic development office. New Mexico and its counties often run supplier fairs and keep vendor lists for projects like this.
- Have a one-page capability statement. Build yours in Launchpad.
Work sites like this typically buy locally:
Site work, paving and concreteElectrical, HVAC and plumbingTrucking, hauling and equipment rentalSecurity guardsJanitorial and industrial cleaningLandscaping and snow removalFencing, signage and maintenanceCatering, staffing and office supply
Win government work in New Mexico while this one gets going
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Investment and job figures are the company's own announced numbers, from the linked source. Plans change; check the source for the latest. Contrax isn't affiliated with Intel.