LEDA incentives for Securin, Quantinuum, and BlackVe
Albuquerque
Summary
Three tech companies could get city support under the state's Local Economic Development Act: a cybersecurity expansion (Securin), a quantum computing facility with photonics and ion-trapping labs (Quantinuum), and a 55,000-square-foot satellite manufacturing plant near Kirtland Air Force Base (BlackVe). These deals are pitched as high-wage job creators and will be heard August 17.
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Last discussed Aug 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
The ordinances include appropriations of city funds under LEDA; exact incentive amounts were not stated in the introduction materials.
Tech workers, the companies themselves, and the local economy through new high-wage jobs.
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