Labs seek TRIGGER extension to scale lab‑to‑market work; VAST Vision cites sensor results
Representatives from Sandia and Los Alamos told the committee that the TRIGGER tax credit has supported dozens of New Mexico companies and asked lawmakers to extend and scale the program to meet growing demand.
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Representatives from Sandia and Los Alamos National Laboratories briefed the committee on the Technology Readiness Gross Receipts Tax Act credit (TRIGGER) and requested an extension and expansion of the tax credit to continue lab‑to‑market technical assistance for New Mexico companies.
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