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Government Projects in Canadian County

38 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

FY2027 encumbrance registers show Yukon Public Schools committing nearly $5 million in Building Bond 2021 funds plus $7.9 million in General Fund for extensive EdTech and IT services. Vendors such as Video Reality, United Systems, PowerSchool, Deledao, Apptegy, and others are receiving sizable allocations for hardware, software, filtering, SIS, networking, and web/mobile apps. Core platforms are decided, but the scale points to multi-year implementation, integrations, training, and renewal cycles where complementary vendors can support or compete at future rebids.

Contract Award
$4,968,657Jul 6, 2026

Yukon Public Schools’ FY2027 Building and General Funds encumber over $4 million for facilities maintenance, janitorial services, and building repairs with numerous vendors. Notable commitments include large contracts to Oklahoma Native Supply LLC and Pitzer’s Lawn Management for cleaning and grounds, Waste Connections for waste hauling, and multiple HVAC, roofing, and specialty trades. While these awards are in place, they map the district’s vendor ecosystem and spend levels, highlighting future rebid opportunities and potential subcontracting channels.

Contract Award
$4,080,165Jul 6, 2026

FY2027 encumbrances allocate substantial funds for transportation fuel, tires, parts, and repairs, including $275,000 for gasoline and $53,000 for diesel from Penley Oil, plus significant amounts to Southern Tire Mart, Ross Transportation, OKC Fleet Services, and others. These encumbrances confirm the district’s main fleet suppliers and annual spend levels. While contracts are active, they highlight future opportunities for fuel contracting, fleet maintenance bids, telematics, and garage equipment vendors.

Contract Award
$333,000Jul 6, 2026

The FY2027 Building Fund encumbrances show Yukon Public Schools engaging The Stacy Group Inc. for multiple architectural services projects tied to bond work. Purchase orders totaling over $328,000 are allocated across Business Office bonding and construction accounts. While these awards are decided, they signal an active capital program where downstream engineering, specialty consulting, and construction trades will be needed over the life of the bond.

Contract Award
$328,459Jul 6, 2026

The Authority is set to accept Project 26-03 for a waterline main extension to US-81 and Jones Road, approve a $1,415 change order, and authorize final payment of $219,516.50. This also activates the maintenance bond for contractor Marsau Enterprises, Inc., signaling construction is complete and the project is moving into warranty. This is useful for firms tracking Marsau as the incumbent for similar waterline work and for follow-on services like maintenance, leak detection, or adjacent utility extensions in this growth corridor.

Contract Award
$220,931Jul 14, 2026

The FY2027 encumbrances show significant curriculum and digital content spending with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Edmentum, Kira Learning, TCI, and others across Academic Services and Special Education. These allocations, some in the $30,000–$80,000 range, represent renewals or expansions of core instructional programs and PD. While selections are made for FY27, the data reveal incumbent content providers, grade-band coverage, and potential windows for pilots or competitive offerings ahead of future adoptions.

Contract Award
$200,000Jul 6, 2026

Mustang is approving a $130,000 professional services agreement with Halff Associates to create a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan under the FHWA SS4A grant program. The plan will analyze crash data, identify high-injury locations, and propose safety countermeasures and priority projects over about 10 months. This is a decided consulting award but it signals upcoming design and construction work where engineering, traffic, and construction vendors can later support implementation of recommended projects and grant-funded improvements.

Contract Award
$130,000Jul 7, 2026

Regents will discuss and vote on a $94,295 purchase order to Davenport Group to replace the data center UPS. This is a major IT infrastructure refresh with a chosen vendor, focused on power reliability for critical systems. IT hardware, power, and services providers can treat this as incumbent intelligence and look at adjacent needs like battery monitoring, backup generators, or future data center modernization.

Contract Award
$94,295Jul 9, 2026

Yukon Public Schools is replacing its Intrado SafetyShield system with the Raptor Technologies Campus Movement and Emergency Management platform across all 14 campuses. The change is driven by the vendor’s discontinuance of SafetyShield and is intended to modernize crisis management with a unified, API-driven emergency response architecture. This is a decided purchase, but it signals a multi-year safety tech stack with integration, training, and expansion potential for security, IT, and facilities vendors.

Contract Award
$102,679Jul 6, 2026

The board is asked to approve a new $99,000 contract with Sarah Stobaugh Consulting for site-based coaching at all elementary, intermediate, and YMS schools. Stobaugh previously delivered similar work via Solution Tree and is now contracting directly with the district at a lower daily rate funded through Title II. This locks in an instructional coaching provider but may open needs for supplemental PD, curriculum alignment support, and building-level add-on days funded from site budgets.

Contract Award
$99,000Jul 6, 2026

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