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The Trust is ratifying Addenda Nos. 1, 2, and 3 and awarding the construction contract for Project OCAT PWA 2516, Aircraft T-Hangars at Wiley Post Airport, to Federal Constructors, Inc. for 2,309,230. The action includes approval of the contract and bonds, indicating a funded capital build of new T-hangar facilities. With the prime contractor now selected, this project will move into construction, expanding based aircraft storage capacity. Vendors can pursue subcontracting or material supply to Federal Constructors and position services for future phases such as hangar fit-out, access control, fire protection, and long-term maintenance once the facilities are operational.
Contract Award
$2,309,230Jun 25, 2026The Oklahoma City Airport Trust is ratifying Addendum No. 1 and awarding the construction contract for Project OCAT OKC 2609, Terminal Building Flooring Replacement, to Downey Contracting, LLC for 13,385,000. This project will replace flooring within the terminal at Will Rogers World Airport, and the Trust is also approving the associated contract and bonds. The award means the primary construction vendor is selected, and work will proceed under Downey Contracting’s scope. For vendors, this identifies the general contractor leading a major terminal interior project, creating potential opportunities for subcontracting, specialty flooring, wayfinding, phasing logistics, and post-installation maintenance services over the life of the upgraded finishes.
Contract Award
$13,385,000Jun 25, 2026At its May 27, 2026 meeting, OCHA approved Resolution 20‑26 awarding a fire restoration contract at Ambassador Courts to Jim Cooley Construction, LLC in the amount of 2,715,500, with a completion time of 365 days. The award corrects a small scrivener’s error in the previously circulated memo and commits to a full year of fire repair and reconstruction work at this family public housing development. Although the primary construction contract is awarded, a project of this size typically generates needs for environmental testing, special inspections, furnishings and equipment, security, and potentially temporary relocation and resident services. Vendors in construction support, unit prep, FF&E, resident engagement, and ongoing maintenance can monitor this one‑year project for opportunities to provide complementary services and position themselves for future capital projects at Ambassador Courts and similar OCHA properties.
Contract Award
$2,715,500Jun 24, 2026The Douglass High School project includes a new two-story College and Career Center, a replacement press box at Moses Miller Stadium, and a new softball field, funded via multiple GMPs with Willowbrook Inc. The June 29, 2026 item covers Change Order No. 02, a 0.00 allowance and contingency usage adjustment, with total GMP to date at 16,611,845.29 across the three major scopes. These campus enhancements are designed to expand college and career programming while upgrading athletic facilities. With construction well underway, there will be continued and upcoming needs for college/career center furnishings and technology, counseling and advising platforms, athletic field and press box equipment (scoreboards, sound, video, seating), and ongoing facilities and turf maintenance. Vendors in college and career readiness solutions, AV/scoreboard systems, and athletic infrastructure can look for opportunities to support the final fit-out and operations of these new spaces.
Contract Admin
$16,611,845Jun 29, 2026The US Grant High School project is a significant bond-funded expansion with multiple GMPs and change orders managed through Crossland Construction Company. The June 29, 2026 board item covers Change Order No. 04 for GMP No. 01 (with a 0.00 amount adjustment), bringing the total GMP to date to 15,850,035.69. The scope includes more core classrooms, expanded cafeteria seating with indoor and outdoor dining, a storm-shelter-based advanced trade space, a healthcare suite, film studio, esports facilities, flexible lecture hall, JROTC areas, site upgrades, and a renovated Little Generals Suite and playground. This indicates an extensive multi-program addition aimed at workforce development and advanced learning opportunities. While the main construction contract is in progress, there will be ongoing and upcoming needs for specialized lab and CTE equipment, healthcare simulation tools, film/AV production gear, esports hardware, security and access controls, and related curriculum and training support. Vendors serving CTE, esports, STEM/healthcare, and AV can time outreach around these program areas and coordinate with both capital projects staff and instructional leaders.
Contract Admin
$15,850,035Jun 29, 2026OKCPS is processing a change order for GMP No. 1 on the Webster Middle School project, a new single-story storm shelter addition with classrooms and support spaces that connects to the existing building. The change order adjusts the contract from 4,171,472.30 to 4,030,315.19, returning 139,157.11 to the owner, and is identified as the final acceptance for the project, which includes five classrooms, multiple restrooms, custodial space, an office, support areas, an enclosed connecting corridor, new exterior fencing, and site drainage upgrades. With construction essentially complete, the focus moves to occupancy, operations, and ongoing maintenance. Vendors can pursue follow-on opportunities for classroom furniture, technology and wireless upgrades, security systems, storm shelter inspection/maintenance services, and landscaping or site work, as well as using this as a reference point when discussing similar storm-shelter/classroom additions across the district.
Contract Admin
$4,030,315Jun 29, 2026The Jefferson Middle School capital project, funded as a large-scale project in the 2022 Building the Future Bond, is progressing through change order administration. The board is considering Change Order No. 03 for allowance and contingency usage adjustment with Timberlake Construction, with the total GMP to date at 13,595,588.38. In addition, the board will act on an OG&E easement granting access for above- and below-ground electrical facilities needed to support the new addition and storm shelter/competition gym. The construction scope includes a three-classroom addition with specialized spaces for special education, art, and dance, locker room renovations, and a new storm shelter/gym. While the core contractor and utility agreements are in place, vendors for furnishings, specialty equipment (SPED, arts, athletics), security systems, technology, and ongoing facility services should track this project’s schedule to time their outreach for fit-outs, FF&E, and post-occupancy services as spaces come online.
Contract Admin
$13,595,588Jun 29, 2026As part of the Mission Critical Partners Amendment No. 4, 911 ACOG is commissioning a facility assessment to evaluate selected sites for relocation of 911 ACOG operations and their suitability to support mission‑critical systems. MCP will provide a comprehensive assessment report outlining strengths, deficiencies, and recommendations for any potential relocation. This work is expected to occur within the FY 2027 contract year (July 2026–June 2027) and will inform future decisions about upgrading, moving, or reconfiguring operations facilities. While no construction or relocation procurement is specified yet, this is an early planning step that will likely lead to future capital, design, IT, and security investments. Vendors in mission‑critical facility design, architecture and engineering, power and HVAC, security, and data center infrastructure can start positioning to support recommendations that emerge from MCP’s assessment.
Pre-RFP
$657,329Jun 25, 2026OKCPS is requesting board approval for 701,944.96 in spending authority with United Data Technologies for VMware licensing, structured as a three-year commitment. The district explains that Broadcom (VMware’s owner) plans steep price increases (70% in year two and 40% in year three) and that locking into a 20% year-over-year increase across three years will save an estimated 249,551.84 compared with annual renewals. This confirms a strategic commitment to VMware-based server virtualization through at least FY2027–2028 to modernize and secure IT infrastructure. Infrastructure, backup, cybersecurity, and application vendors should design offerings to run efficiently in a VMware virtualized environment and can explore opportunities in performance tuning, backup/DR, monitoring, security hardening, and eventual cloud/hybrid planning as the three-year term progresses and the district reassesses its platform strategy.
Contract Award
$701,944Jun 29, 2026The 911 ACOG Board is being asked on June 25, 2026, to approve Amendment No. 4 extending its professional services agreement with Mission Critical Partners (MCP) for an additional 12 months, from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027. MCP will provide project management support, NG911 implementation and ECC cutover oversight, organizational vision planning for the next 5–8 years, 911 grant program support, and a facility assessment for potential relocation of 911 ACOG operations. The amendment adds $380,448 in new services plus $276,881 in rolled-over funds, for a total not‑to‑exceed $657,329 in FY 2027 under this amendment. This work sits within a larger master agreement (total NTE $3,901,713.96) and will directly influence NG911 deployment, future strategy, and potential facility and technology investments. Vendors in NG911, data centers, facilities design, and related technology can monitor this engagement for follow‑on needs, integration work, and future procurements influenced by MCP’s strategic recommendations.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
22 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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City1,587 pop.
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City3,169 pop.
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City of Edmond
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City of Del
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