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Sep 15, 2026
Oct 7, 2026
Procurement of a Tracked Excavator for the City of Tulsa Water & Sewer Department.
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Sep 11, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Infrastructure rehabilitation and improvements, including unclassified excavation, pavement cutting and patching, concrete sidewalk installation/removal, curb modifications, cold milling bituminous pavement, bridge expansion joint rehabilitation, flashing beacon and sign assemblies, and urban right-of-way restoration.
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Oct 16, 2026
The City of Tulsa is soliciting bids for the Mohawk Filter Press Building Roof Replacement project. The official listing identifies the project as SP 21-8 and gives a bid opening date of October 16, 2026. The listing provides links for the electronic proposal, specification book, drawings, virtual meeting information, and pre-bid attendees.
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212090
Employee FTE
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4,229.1
Population
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416,209
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Tulsa
The committee meeting covered several key agenda items, including the appointment of two members to the Tulsa Planning Commission. The committee discussed a resolution authorizing a settlement payment to resolve a sewer backup claim. Additionally, an ordinance was reviewed to amend Title 11A regarding stormwater management and hazard mitigation, specifically to correct regulations concerning residential flood proofing. Other agenda items included the closure of utility easements to facilitate the Comanche Park rebuild project and the approval of a change order for a construction contract involving irrigation and landscaping work.
The committee meeting addressed several key agenda items. Discussion topics included an overview of the City of Tulsa's transition to automated water meters, a program known as True Reads, which aims to improve operational efficiency and includes lead service line inspections. The committee also interviewed candidates for appointment to the River Parks Authority and the newly formed Tulsa Planning Commission, focusing on their backgrounds, qualifications, and vision for community growth. Additionally, the committee members engaged in a dialogue regarding their processes for ensuring community voices are taken into account during decision-making, emphasizing the importance of listening, public hearings, and data-driven insights.
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The Council meeting included recognition of City of Tulsa employees for years of service ranging from 20 to 40 years. Key agenda items included the appointment and reappointment of individuals to various municipal boards and commissions, such as the Board of Health, Performing Arts Center, Preservation Commission, and Human Rights Commission. The Council approved fiscal year 2026-2027 budget amendments for supplemental appropriations, including funds for the stadium improvement trust and street closures. Additional business included the approval of travel donations for fire department staff, authorization of a special event permit for a race, and discussion of school zone safety and early voting locations. The meeting concluded with reports on community events, including a back-to-school bash.
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