Cochiti Pueblo, a tribe in north-central New Mexico, is interesting in acquiring equipment and supplies at a naval base in Texas that is being decommissioned.
The tribe responded to a Notice of Availability issued by the U.S. Navy last month.
The housing authority asked for equipment, machinery and other supplies for its housing program.
The Navy is planning to close the Naval Station Ingleside so it is publishing a list of inventory on May 1. The Army has expressed an interest in acquiring some of the land at the 1,000-plus acre site.
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Army, Indians show interest in Navy base
(The Corpus Christi Caller Times 3/9)
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New Mexico tribe asks about base equipment (The Corpus Christi Caller Times 3/9)
Cochiti Pueblo interested in equipment at old base
Friday, March 10, 2006
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