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Manny Barreras

Secretary and Chief Information Officer, NM Dept of Information Technology (DoIT)
verification: caveated

New Mexico's Information Technology Secretary and CIO, who signed the Speridian Technologies contracts that came before Apaluma's in the record's Project Velocity thread.

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Current role
Category
Appointed official
Jurisdiction
State of New Mexico
Verification
caveated — True with a stated limit on it
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Record id
PJP92

Key facts

  • Signed the Speridian Technologies contracts that preceded Apaluma's, part of the Project Velocity thread.

The record

NM DoIT Secretary/CIO; signed the pre-Apaluma Speridian contracts (Project Velocity thread)

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