Comanche County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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LEDA approved CM Herring Construction’s recommendations to award multiple bid packages for Firehawk Aerospace Buildings 4, 5, and 6, covering earthwork, structural steel, PEMB, general trades, roofing, flooring, framing, fire protection, and electrical/data. Awards went to several specialty contractors, bringing the total construction commitment to about $21.3 million against a $21.5 million budget, with only about $168,000 left for remaining scopes. This confirms key incumbents and a fast-track schedule, signaling likely follow-on needs for specialty systems, coatings, commissioning, and future buildings beyond the LEDA-funded scope.
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$21,331,223Jul 16, 2026Lawton is considering Amendment No. 10 to the Water Reuse and Feasibility Study PU1409 (Alternate Water Supply) with Garver, adding $3,411,044.98 in tasks to advance development of a groundwater-based alternate water supply. This continues a large, multi-phase utilities planning and design effort. While Garver is the incumbent consulting engineer, other vendors can target downstream implementation work like well fields, treatment plants, pipelines, and controls.
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$3,411,044Jul 14, 2026Lawton is considering Amendment No. 10 to its Water Reuse and Feasibility Study PU1409 with Garver, adding $3,411,044.98 in tasks toward an alternate groundwater-based water supply. Garver remains the lead consultant on this long-running alternate water supply program. This signals extensive ongoing planning and future design and construction work for wells, treatment, and transmission where specialty engineering, equipment, and program management vendors may find follow-on opportunities.
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$3,411,045Jul 14, 2026Sterling School schedules August 2026 training for all faculty on motivation and healthy schools, first aid, diabetes management, seizure awareness, CPR, and mental health. Planned trainers include SDE staff, local medical personnel, Safe Schools online training, and the Red Cross, with the training described as free. This mix of providers indicates ongoing health and safety initiatives where vendors could support with updated first aid/CPR certification, mental health PD, and related materials or platforms.
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$0Jul 13, 2026Sterling School plans mandated annual training in August 2026 covering FERPA, child abuse, confidentiality, bloodborne pathogens, and alcohol/drug awareness. The document notes use of school personnel and the Safe Schools online program, with no cost listed. This indicates ongoing reliance on an online compliance training platform and internal trainers, creating potential needs around updated content, tracking, reporting, and integrations.
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$0Jul 13, 2026Lawton is approving a FY27 task order with WSB, not to exceed $50,000, for on-call pavement management program support. WSB will help with project identification, prioritization, cost estimates, analyses, and constructability reviews. While WSB is the incumbent, construction firms and materials suppliers can use this intelligence to align with the city’s pavement program and prepare for projects WSB helps define.
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$50,000Jul 14, 2026Lawton plans a FY27 task order with WSB for up to $50,000 to manage its pavement maintenance program. WSB has provided these services for the last two fiscal years and will continue on an as-needed basis with reduced on-call support. This confirms WSB as the incumbent pavement management consultant and indicates ongoing street maintenance planning where contractors and software providers may see downstream opportunities.
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$50,000Jul 14, 2026The Board approved multiple software items with Kellpro Inc, including $4,593 for software licensing under General Fund and $40,866 for software maintenance under the RM&P fund. These approvals indicate Kellpro is the incumbent provider for key county software systems. While these contracts are active, IT vendors gain insight into existing platforms, renewal amounts, and departments using Kellpro when considering integration, training, or future system replacement discussions.
Contract Award
$45,459Jul 6, 2026The county is encumbering funds for the first half of its FY 2026-2027 workers’ compensation and property/liability insurance premiums, both payable to the Association of County Commissioners. Workers’ comp encumbrance is $55,125 and property/liability is $163,833 from the County Use Tax fund. This confirms the insurance pool incumbent and indicates annual spend levels, useful for insurance brokers and risk consultants tracking future opportunities or add-on services.
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$218,958Jul 13, 2026The county is considering renewing a professional services agreement with Clays Services LLC to maintain flower beds at the Comanche County Health Department. Services include edging, hedge trimming, and debris removal weekly from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at $2,380 per month. Landscape firms gain insight into the incumbent, contract value, and term for potential future rebids or supplemental grounds services.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Comanche County, Oklahoma
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Sterling Public Schools
School318 students
Lawton-fort Sill Regional Airport Authority
Airport Authority
Lawton Public Schools
School13,912 students
Lawton MPO
MPO
Lawton Indian Hospital
Public Hospital
Lawton Airport Authority
Airport Authority
Jim Taliaferro Comm Mental Health Ctr
Public Hospital
Housing Authority of the City of Lawton
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the Town of Sterling
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the Town of Indiahoma
Local Housing Authority
Housing Authority of the Town of Cache
Local Housing Authority
Great Plains Technology Center
Higher Ed440 students
Flower Mound Public School
School348 students
Fletcher Public Schools
School477 students
Elgin Public Schools
School2,486 students
Comanche County Rural Water District 4
Special District
Comanche County Rural Water District 3
Special District
Comanche County Rural Water District 2
Special District
Comanche County Rural Water District 1
Special District
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Public Hospital
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