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Oct 16, 2026
The Oklahoma Department of Corrections seeks procurement and installation of two 65-inch TV displays with wall-mounted articulating brackets. The displays are intended for instructional use, specifically to mirror images from an Anatomage table. The solicitation title also specifies wall reinforcement for the installation.
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City
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Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma
Address
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4345 N Lincoln Blvd
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(405) 425-2500
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73105
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This document outlines the procurement of Adobe software and services for the State of Oklahoma through a statewide contract (SW1010 / 6405) with Carahsoft Technology Corp. It includes a specific Purchase Order (1319073542) for $22,500.00 worth of Adobe Pro licenses for FY23, effective July 1, 2022. The statewide contract itself is an indefinite quantity contract that sets pricing for various Adobe products and services, with an agreement period extending until January 30, 2027, including option years. An addendum also updates the list of authorized resellers.
This document details an initial Purchase Order (PO 1319073873) for Salesforce services, including Tableau Analytics Plus, Customer Community Logins, Salesforce Maps, Lightning Platform Starter, Government Cloud Plus, and Service Cloud Unlimited Edition, from Carahsoft Technology Corp. to the Department of Corrections - Information Technology Unit. The original PO amount was $79,250.24, with services effective from 2022-08-15 to 2023-08-14. A subsequent change order amended the PO, increasing the total amount by $14,164.80 to a final total of $93,415.04, to reconcile price adjustments for two of the original line items.
This document details a Purchase Order (PO 1319075980) issued by the Department of Corrections to SHI International Corp for the renewal and new acquisition of Adobe software licenses, specifically Adobe Acrobat Pro and Adobe Creative Cloud for enterprise. The total cost for this one-time purchase is $31,922.32, covering a service period from December 24, 2023, to December 24, 2024. The purchase is for FY24 and is noted as a one-time acquisition for agency-wide use in digital record keeping, marketing, and communications.
This document is a Purchase Order (PO 1319077717) issued by the Department of Corrections to SHI International Corp for the annual renewal of 70 Adobe Acrobat Pro enterprise subscriptions. The contract spans one year, from December 24, 2024, to December 23, 2025, with a total cost of $7,523.60. The licenses are intended for teachers for test and curriculum development and are funded through a federal grant.
This document is a Purchase Order (PO 1319076730) issued by the Department of Corrections Information Technology Unit to SHI International Corp for Adobe Pro licenses. The PO has a total amount of $22,500.00 and covers the period from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025. It is an indefinite quantity contract for FY25, where specific agency requests for licenses will be charged against this PO.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Oklahoma Department of Corrections
The meeting included reports on food service contract implementation, academy updates, and agency financials. The board heard a welcome and facilities overview from the Warden of Jess Dunn Correctional Center. The Public Relations unit provided an overview of communication strategies. Legislative initiatives for the FY26 spring session were discussed, along with inmate population reports. The board approved the appointments of two new wardens for Mabel Bassett Correctional Center and Oklahoma State Penitentiary/Jackie Brannon Correctional Center. Additionally, revisions were approved for policies regarding inmate rights and responsibilities and the mission and management of correctional industries. Standing committee reports covering executive, public policy, population security, and audit functions were also presented.
The commission reviewed the monthly budget and financial reports presented by OMES personnel. The Administrator provided various updates, including reports on licensing, examination, and legal matters. A legislative update was also presented by GAP Consulting. Furthermore, the commission discussed and unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2020 budget for the Department of Consumer Credit.
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The Commission reviewed and approved the monthly budget and financial report. Staff provided various reports covering licensing, enforcement, legal, and operations updates, including the announcement of new personnel and new communication protocols for Commissioners. Legislative updates were discussed, specifically regarding the signing of Senate Bill 944 and its impact on the Oklahoma Rental Purchase Act. Furthermore, the Commission received a report on the building project and noted plans for the upcoming annual performance evaluation of the Administrator.
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