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Government Projects in Pittsburg County
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Savanna devotes over $3 million annually to its WINGS after-school program, ASES-funded extended learning, Saturday Academy, and a summer academy, all targeting EL, foster, homeless, and low-income students. Participation is strong, but the LCAP notes slight declines in Saturday and summer academy attendance, and the district wants these programs to close achievement gaps. This ongoing investment creates demand for tutoring vendors, enrichment providers, curriculum packages, and program evaluation support tailored to extended learning.
The Audit and Finance Advisory Committee is scheduled to hear a presentation from Oklahoma CLASS on investment options for the City’s pooled cash and reserves. As of June 30, 2026, pooled cash totals $27.4 million, and the Emergency Fund is $900,000 below the state‑mandated minimum. The City is clearly evaluating how and where to invest idle funds. Investment managers and treasury technology vendors should explore options to improve safety, liquidity, and yield while helping the City restore its Emergency Fund balance.
The board will consider engaging Rosenstein, Fist & Ringold to provide legal services for the 2026-2027 school year. This sets the primary outside counsel relationship for the district for the year. Other professional firms (HR, policy, investigations, bond counsel) can treat this as incumbent intel and look for complementary or specialized work the general counsel does not cover.
Council will award a $454,322 contract to RGB3, LLC for the 2025 CDBG Connally Sewer Improvements Project. This is a grant-funded sewer infrastructure upgrade in the Connally area. Public works vendors and grant consultants should track this as an active CDBG implementation and anticipate related sewer, street, and neighborhood projects leveraging future CDBG cycles.
Haileyville PWA is reviewing Pay Application No. 4 for $552,002.70 and an ISG invoice for $34,004.62 on its Rural Development Water System Improvements Project. This shows a funded water infrastructure upgrade already under construction with ISG involved. Vendors in construction, SCADA, metering, and utility asset management can track this for follow-on work, integration, and upcoming maintenance or future phases once this phase closes out.
In 2025-26 Savanna launched a new VAPA program providing 100% of students with in-school instruction in music/chorus, dance, and theater, supported by dedicated VAPA teachers and substitutes. The 2026-27 LCAP allocates about $355,087 to sustain and expand this program. While core teaching roles are in place, the scale-up may require curriculum resources, performance management tools, instruments, and PD for integrating arts with core academics.
The City will buy three lots (L21, 22 & 23 Townsite add #22) from Lowell W Cable Trust for $261,250 and authorize a real estate purchase contract. This is a sizable land acquisition likely tied to a future public facility or infrastructure project. Vendors in architecture, engineering, and construction should flag this site as a future development opportunity once the City defines its use.
The council will consider paying Kelley Asphalt & Construction LLC $9,136.25 to stripe centerlines on Electric Ave and Main Street, paint ADA spaces, and install handicap stencils. This indicates a decided small public works contract focused on striping and accessibility markings. Competitors can treat this as incumbent insight and look for future street maintenance, paving, and ADA compliance projects in Krebs.
The City will approve Change Order No. 1 to Screed Tech LLC for $231,953.85 on the Taxiway Rehabilitation and Lighting Project at McAlester Regional Airport. This sizable change expands the scope or cost of runway and lighting improvements. Aviation infrastructure vendors should note Screed Tech as incumbent and look for subsequent phases, lighting systems support, and future FAA or state-funded airport projects.
Council will consider purchasing a Vevor ice machine from McAlester Mechanical LLC for $2,780 using the Fire Department's portion of county excise tax funds. This is a small but specific equipment purchase for fire services facilities. Vendors of station equipment and maintenance can treat this as a sign of ongoing incremental upgrades funded by excise tax allocations.
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Government Agencies in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Tannehill Public School
Stuart Public Schools
Southeastern Public Library System of Oklahoma
Savanna Public Schools
Pittsburg Public Schools
Pittsburg County Rural Water District 5
Pittsburg County Rural Water District 14
Pittsburg County Rural Water and Sewer District 1 (longtown)
Pittsburg County
Mcalester Regional Health Center
Mcalester Public Schools
Krebs Public School
Kiowa Public Schools
Kiamichi Technology Center-mcalester
Indianola Public Schools
Housing Authority of the City of Mcalester
Housing Authority of the City of Krebs
Housing Authority of the City of Hartshorne
Housing Authority of the City of Haileyville
Haywood Public School
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