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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Cleveland County

15 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The district is approving a Mechanical Bid Package from Omni Construction for Southmoore High School HVAC replacement at a cost of $1,384,462.20, funded by bonds. This is a major capital project to replace HVAC systems at a high school. Mechanical contractors, controls vendors, and energy services companies should note Omni as the general contractor and consider offering controls, commissioning, maintenance, and future HVAC modernization support across other campuses as bond-funded projects continue.

Contract Award
$1,384,462Jul 13, 2026

Moore Public Schools is moving forward with a mechanical HVAC equipment replacement at Southmoore High School, with OMNI Construction LLC managing bidding and construction. OMNI’s bid tab recommendation sets the project cost at about $1.38 million and they are ready to start once the purchase order is issued. This shows a funded facilities upgrade, with OMNI in a multi-year construction management role that could lead to additional HVAC, MEP, and building projects.

Contract Award
$1,384,462Jul 6, 2026

Financial reports highlighted ongoing expenditures at the Griffin Park Soccer Complex, a Norman Forward project with a revised budget of about $13.2M and a small remaining balance. Phase 1 of the complex is near final with significant spend already incurred. With core construction largely complete, there may still be needs for follow-on amenities, turf maintenance, lighting upgrades, and programming support at the complex.

Contract Admin
$13,196,529Jul 10, 2026

Moore Public Schools is comparing projected five-year E-Rate consulting fees from its current contractor against a proposal from E-Rate Central. The current vendor’s projected C1/C2 and extra fees total about $176,394 over five years, while E-Rate Central proposes an all-inclusive $36,800 per year, or $184,000 over five years, with free services through June 30, 2025. The district is clearly evaluating whether to change E-Rate consultants, which opens the door for E-Rate advisory, compliance, and cost optimization discussions.

Pre-RFP
$184,000Jul 19, 2026

Noble Public Schools has encumbered 2026-27 Building Fund dollars for multiple summer 2026 facility projects, including district remodel work, concrete/ADA ramps and drains, AG barn trim and painting, gym goal servicing, ceiling modifications, propane, and soils investigation. Named vendors include SUN Construction, Oklahoma Steel Builders, Bowles & Bowles Construction, David Black Painting, Z Floor Co., LTD., and ECS Southwest, LLP, with individual POs up to $75,000 and a total of about $254,000. These awards confirm active facility contractors and scopes, useful for subs, materials vendors, and firms targeting follow-on work or future phases.

Contract Award
$253,950Jul 13, 2026

Contract K-2526-149 with Happy Playgrounds, LLC for the Northeast Lions Park Playground Project, funded by Norman Forward Neighborhood Park Improvements, is complete and ready for final payment of $230,000. Work included a new visible playground with shade and synthetic turf surface, replacing an older vandalism-prone play area. While the primary playground contract is finished, other contractors are handling concrete, grading, furnishings, and sod, suggesting adjacent work and future maintenance needs.

Contract Award
$230,000Jul 10, 2026

Contract K-2526-150 with PS Commercial Play LLC d/b/a Play and Park Structures for the Eagle Cliff Park Playground Project is complete with a final payment of $200,000 pending. The Norman Forward-funded project replaced two old playgrounds with one larger shaded play area with synthetic turf, alongside trail paving and added trees. With concrete, grading, park furniture, and landscaping being handled separately, there is room for vendors offering site amenities, landscaping, and ongoing playground and turf maintenance.

Contract Award
$200,000Jul 10, 2026

Moore Public Schools received a detailed proposal for construction of new pole vault and triple/long jump runways at the Southmoore track facility using Sourcewell Contract #031622-AST. Scope includes earthwork, concrete flatwork, inground equipment, Recortan G13 surfacing, striping, and site restoration for $140,200, with a 5-year surface warranty. This indicates a vendor-defined scope and pricing; follow-on opportunities may exist for related athletic facility upgrades, maintenance, and future resurfacing work.

Contract Award
$140,200Jul 19, 2026

City Council appropriated $3,600 from the Norman Forward fund for land appraisal for the Canadian River Park and Trails Project, and Parks leadership hopes to move forward with land purchase soon. The project envisions park and trail development along the Canadian River corridor. Land acquisition and appraisal work are early steps toward a larger design and construction program where planners, engineers, and trail builders can support corridor planning and implementation.

Pre-RFP
$3,600Jul 10, 2026

Moore Public Schools will purchase a walk-in freezer for Kingsgate Elementary from Amundsen Food Equipment at a cost of $40,800. This looks like a bond or capital-funded kitchen equipment upgrade with the vendor already chosen. Vendors of food service equipment or installation services can use this as a signal of ongoing cafeteria modernization and future replacement needs across the district.

Contract Award
$40,800Jul 13, 2026

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