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During the June 8, 2026 meeting, under New Business, Superintendent Solomon informed the board of a Workers’ Compensation Insurance bid for the 2026-27 school year that arrived after the agenda was posted. The board approved BancFirst Insurance and COMP Risk Management, Inc. as the lowest bidder at 98500 dollars for workers’ compensation coverage for 2026-27. This establishes BancFirst Insurance and COMP Risk as the workers’ compensation incumbents for at least one year, indicating the district competitively bids this coverage and is cost-sensitive. For other insurance providers and risk management firms, this is valuable timing intelligence: they can plan outreach for future cycles with a clear benchmark price and incumbent. There may also be opportunities for safety training, claims management services, and risk reduction programs that complement the current policy and can be funded within or alongside the insurance program.
At its June 8, 2026 meeting, Noble Public Schools’ board approved the consent agenda items that included the Oklahoma Schools Insurance Group bid for property, casualty, general liability, professional, employee benefits, fleet coverage, and cyber liability insurance for the 2026-27 school year. The board also approved a separate bid for Classen Urgent Care to provide drug and alcohol testing services, and later in the meeting approved a workers’ compensation insurance bid from Banc First Insurance and COMP Risk Management for 2026-27. These approvals indicate that the district’s full insurance and risk-management portfolio for 2026-27 has been placed, with OSIG, Classen Urgent Care, and Banc First/COMP as key incumbents. For vendors, this clarifies who holds the main policies and creates potential follow-on opportunities around safety programs, cyber risk mitigation tools, compliance training, and claims/incident management support that complement the existing coverage rather than replace it in the near term.
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Government Agencies in Cleveland County, Oklahoma
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Town of Slaughterville
Town of Etowah
Cleveland County
City of Purcell City
City of Oklahoma City City
City of Norman
City of Noble
City of Moore
City of Lexington
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