Comanche County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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In May 2026, LEDA authorized award of Firehawk Aerospace Bid Package #2 – Site Utilities to Iron Pipe in the amount of 3288000 after the apparent low bidder, Integrity Construction Services, withdrew its bid when its surety refused to issue performance and payment bonds. Iron Pipe is already under contract and performing mass grading on the site, with crews working seven 12‑hour days and running significant equipment and manpower to stay ahead of schedule. This decision confirms Iron Pipe as the key civil/utilities incumbent on the Firehawk campus, alongside their existing mass grading contract. While the main utility package is already awarded, vendors providing materials, trenchless technologies, inspection, as‑builts, and future expansion utilities can target Iron Pipe and LEDA for subcontracting or later phase work as the aerospace campus grows and additional infrastructure is needed.
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$3,288,000Jun 18, 2026The Lawton Economic Development Authority (LEDA) is acting on a recommendation from Ryan Herring Construction, its Construction Manager, to award ten major bid packages for Firehawk Aerospace Buildings 4, 5, and 6. Twenty-two contractors submitted bids across eleven packages, and LEDA is poised to award earthwork, structural steel, PEMB, general trades, roofing, flooring, framing/drywall, fire protection, plumbing, and electrical/data work to the lowest responsive bidders, funded by an ODFA P3 grant. While the recommendation identifies specific contractors and bid amounts, painting, specialty flooring, and HVAC packages are intentionally not being awarded yet due to lack of bids or budget concerns. This creates a large, mostly decided capital project with identifiable incumbents for follow-on scopes, change orders, and unawarded trades. Vendors in construction, building systems, and facility technology can target integration, value‑engineering, and future expansion or fit‑out needs around these awarded scopes and the remaining unawarded packages.
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$11,218,891Jun 18, 2026The consent agenda includes a resolution designating county depository banks for fiscal year 2026-2027, listing Arvest Bank, BancFirst, Comanche County Federal Credit Union, IBC Bank, Liberty National Bank, First National Bank of Fletcher, First National Bank, Fort Sill National Bank, All American Bank (aka Bank of the Wichitas), and City National Bank. This formal designation allows these institutions to serve as depositories for county funds. Although primarily administrative, this action shows which financial institutions are holding county deposits and are embedded in its treasury operations. Vendors in treasury management, banking technology, or payment solutions can use this as relationship intelligence to coordinate with these banks or position complementary services around the county’s existing banking setup.
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$900,000Jun 22, 2026The agenda calls for discussion and possible action to execute an agreement with the Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma Self-Insured Group (ACCO-SIG) for the Comanche County Facilities Authority’s property and liability insurance for 2026-2027, in the amount of 327,665. The Board will also choose between two payment options and formally state its intent to participate in ACCO-SIG for this coverage period. This indicates that ACCO-SIG is the selected mechanism for property and liability risk financing for the upcoming year. For vendors, this is a contract award signal rather than an open bid, but it clarifies the incumbent risk pool and the approximate spend level on property and liability insurance. This opens doors for services that complement ACCO-SIG coverage, such as risk assessments, asset valuation, loss control, and claims data analytics, as well as positioning for future cycles if the county ever considers alternatives to the self-insured group model.
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$327,665Jun 22, 2026Comanche County Commissioners are scheduled on June 22, 2026 to approve a resolution to execute the Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma Self-Insured Fund (ACCO-SIF) workers’ compensation policy for FY 2026-2027. The agenda specifies intent to participate in ACCO-SIF with a policy amount of 235,724 dollars and selection of one of two payment options. This indicates the county is continuing a pooled self-insurance arrangement rather than going to market for workers’ compensation coverage. For vendors, this sets the incumbent structure and budget level for safety, risk management, and potential complementary services such as loss control, training, and claims analytics around that dollar spend.
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$235,724Jun 22, 2026The Comanche County Facilities Authority agenda includes action to execute an agreement to participate in the Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma Self-Insured Fund (ACCO-SIF) workers’ compensation insurance for the 2026-2027 period, in the amount of 110,251. This indicates the Authority intends to continue or initiate coverage through this pooled self-insured program rather than seek standalone commercial policies. The item suggests the decision to use ACCO-SIF is effectively made, but the Board must still choose a payment option and formally authorize participation. For vendors, this primarily provides insurance market intelligence: ACCO-SIF is the incumbent workers’ compensation provider for the Facilities Authority for the coming year, which may shape risk management, claims handling, and safety program needs. Risk consulting, safety training, workers’ comp administration tools, and related services could be positioned as value-adds around the existing ACCO-SIF arrangement rather than competing for the core insurance placement this cycle.
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$110,251Jun 22, 2026The Comanche County Board of Commissioners is considering approval of a Just Appraised SaaS Services Order Form for deeds and deed full automation on behalf of the Comanche County Assessor’s Office. The order form, tied to an agreement previously approved on May 28, 2024, will run from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 with a license fee of 30282 to extract data from recorded documents and process transactions more quickly. This action represents a renewal or expansion of an existing SaaS implementation, confirming Just Appraised as the incumbent vendor for deed data extraction and automation. IT and GovTech vendors can treat this as competitive intelligence on the Assessor’s digital transformation efforts and time outreach around future renewals, integrations, data quality services, or adjacent automation projects in land records and assessment workflows.
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$30,282Jun 29, 2026The Airport Director requested approval for a loan to purchase a 2026 Silverado 2500HD crew cab operations/maintenance vehicle for approximately 47356, to be financed over 60 months at 4.24% interest. The purchase will be made using the Oklahoma State Contract bid, indicating the vehicle spec and vendor will follow the state contract award. This signals an ongoing investment in airfield and facilities maintenance capability, with financing already structured for this specific asset. While the vehicle itself is being acquired under a decided mechanism, vendors offering fleet upfitting, maintenance, telematics, or related equipment have a near-term opportunity to support lifecycle management and accessories for this and other airport vehicles.
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$47,356Jun 23, 2026Comanche County is approving a consulting agreement between PlanetView GSI and the Board of County Commissioners on behalf of the Comanche County Assessor’s Office to review 5‑year exempt properties and supporting documentation. The one‑year agreement begins July 1, 2026, with a fee of 18000, indicating a defined professional services scope focused on property tax exemption review and documentation. This is a decided contract that identifies PlanetView GSI as the incumbent consultant for this specialized assessment and documentation work. Vendors in property valuation, audit, GIS, and tax administration can use this as intelligence on the Assessor’s modernization and compliance focus and time their outreach around future renewals, expanded analytics, or complementary services such as software tools, training, or workflow automation tied to exempt property management.
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$18,000Jun 29, 2026In the consent agenda, the board is asked to approve FY27 Purchase Order 73 to Lawton Communications in the amount of 2385. This reflects a specific, already-scoped purchase of communications-related services or products, likely tied to marketing, outreach, or telecommunications needs. Although this particular purchase decision is effectively made once the consent agenda is approved, it identifies Lawton Communications as an active vendor and gives a sense of the scale of certain communications expenditures. Competitors and complementary service providers can use this to understand the vendor landscape and explore opportunities for larger or follow-on projects beyond this modest engagement.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Comanche County, Oklahoma
12 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Sterling
City669 pop.
Town of Medicine Park
City461 pop.
Town of Indiahoma
City277 pop.
Town of Geronimo
City1,164 pop.
Town of Fletcher
City1,245 pop.
Town of Faxon
City113 pop.
Town of Chattanooga Town
City407 pop.
Comanche County
County121,396 pop.
City of Lawton
City90,245 pop.
City of Elgin
City3,612 pop.
City of Cache
City3,135 pop.
Balance of Comanche County
City20,246 pop.
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