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Purchase of real property for the proposed public safety facility.
Incurrence of indebtedness for municipal capital improvement projects, including purchasing KOMA property, financing design for a public safety center, and city council chambers renovation.
Owasso staff recommend approving OPUD 26-01 for The Magnolia on 2nd, a new 24‑unit, three‑story apartment building on 0.48 acres in the downtown Redbud District, and abandoning the prior OPUD 23‑03 duplex plan. The PUD includes requirements for replatting, civil and drainage plans, landscaping, fencing, sidewalks, signage, parking (on- and off-street), and alley/utility coordination; construction is anticipated to be completed within two years after PUD approval. This is still in the entitlement and design phase, so architects, engineers, civil and drainage consultants, multifamily builders, site and landscape contractors, and low-voltage/security vendors can engage with the owner’s team as they move into detailed design and bidding.
Award bids for phase two of the Mesa water project.
City Council voted to award Contech a contract for the "Construct Apron and Taxiway" project at Vinita Municipal Airport, contingent on FAA grant receipt, in the amount of $1,205,390. This is part of a broader terminal-area improvement effort. With Contech selected, the primary construction work is committed. Subcontractors, materials suppliers, and equipment providers may still find opportunities, and the City will likely need testing, inspection, and future maintenance services tied to the upgraded pavement.
Seminole Public Schools plans to renew its Filewave mobile device licensing agreement for the 2026-2027 school year. This is an annual consent item covering device management for district-owned laptops, tablets, or other endpoints. The renewal confirms Filewave as the incumbent MDM platform, signaling ongoing needs for integration, support, training, and adjacent edtech or network projects.
Financing agreement for the purchase of refuge trucks and a back truck.
Owasso approved an agreement with Oklahoma Natural Gas to relocate 2,924 feet of gas main for the E 96th St N widening between 134th and 145th East Ave. Total relocation is estimated at $1.32M, with the City responsible for about $666,594 for lines in private easements and ONG covering the rest plus betterments. Design and bidding are by ONG, with construction expected in FY 2026‑2027, creating downstream work around roadway, utilities, and inspection.
Perry plans a new water booster pump station to improve pressure for commercial and industrial customers, funded by a $1.2 million state appropriation. The council is considering a professional services agreement with Cimarron Valley Engineering for full engineering design, permitting, bidding support, surveying, and construction staking. Design is expected to start within 30 days and construction later this year. This is a decided selection, but it signals a sizable upcoming construction and controls project where contractors, equipment suppliers, and integrators can engage.
Council awarded Bid No. 2025-2026-014R to KSL Dirtworks for Downtown Central Business District Paving Rehabilitation & Landscaping Phase 3 with a base bid of $1,249,553.03. The project covers streetscape and landscaping on parts of Johnstone, Dewey, and Fourth, with alternates deferred due to budget. This establishes KSL as the downtown streetscape incumbent; landscape, lighting, and specialty subs should see active work and potential change-order or future phase opportunities.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Oklahoma, Oklahoma
70 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Hobart
City of Cleveland
City of Pryor Creek
City of Moore
City of Seminole
City of Newcastle
City of Sallisaw
City of Guthrie
City of Wagoner
City of Norman
City of Guymon
City of Mcloud
City of Edmond
City of Broken Bow
City of Tonkawa
City of Vinita
Town of Slaughterville
City of Okmulgee
City of Sand Springs
City of Claremore
City of Sulphur
City of Ardmore
Town of Carlton Landing
City of Tahlequah
City of Stilwell
City of Elk
City of Blanchard
City of Broken Arrow
City of Elgin
Town of Hennessey
City of Haileyville
City of Comanche
City of Marietta
Town of Washington
City of Skiatook
City of Durant
Town of Warner
City of Lindsay
City of Checotah
City of Newkirk
Town of Cashion
Town of Wyandotte
City of Mangum
City of Owasso
Town of Chouteau
Town of Kansas
Town of Mountain Park
City of Seiling
City of Bixby
City of Chandler
Town of Goldsby
Town of Carney
City of Pond Creek
Town of Sperry
City of Enid
Town of Buffalo
City of Cherokee
City of Altus
City of Miami
City of Grove
City of Bristow
Town of Locust Grove
City of Bartlesville
Town of Okay
City of Perry
City of Catoosa
City of Eufaula
City of Purcell
Town of Bethel Acres
City of Collinsville
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