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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
8,260 LF of 8" HDPE DR-17 sanitary sewer (bursting), manhole removals, rehabilitations and new construction pre and post installation video inspection.
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Nov 19, 2026
Provide grade, drain and bridge. 1 LS clearing and grubbing; 9,405 CY unclassified excavation; 240,376 CY unclassified borrow; 1 LS type A-salvaged topsoil; 4 EA temporary sediment filter; 3,341 LF reinforced silt fence; 210 LF temporary silt dike; 6,340 LF temporary fiber log; 60,582 SY solid slab sodding. See attached file.
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Oct 29, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Provide a roof deck support structure construction project involving installation of new structural support systems for a roof at a state building.
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City
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Oklahoma City
County
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Oklahoma
Address
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200 NE 21st St #2
Phone Number
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(405) 522-8000
Zip Code
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73105
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This document is a price quotation from Carahsoft Technology Corp. to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation for the renewal of SAP Enterprise Support for specific licensed software. The total cost for this service is $8,555.51, covering a support period from April 14, 2026, to April 13, 2027. The quotation details payment terms, the components included in the support, and refers to applicable General Terms and Conditions.
This Purchase Order from the Department of Transportation to CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP details the procurement of an advanced package setup and configuration, along with communications cloud advanced package services. The total amount for this order is $9,374.18, with a contract period from September 16, 2023, to September 15, 2024. This order is placed under a broader statewide agreement.
This document is Purchase Order 3459081041, issued by the Dept of Transportation to SHI INTERNATIONAL CORP for a total of $351,042.53. It covers various Adobe software licenses and subscriptions, including Adobe Sign, Adobe Acrobat Pro, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Adobe Captivate, along with professional services. The effective contract period for these items is from October 28, 2024, to October 27, 2025, and the order is placed under Statewide Contract # ITSW1010.
This document is a Purchase Order (PO 3459081410) issued by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation to SHI INTERNATIONAL CORP for Smartsheet licenses and related services. The PO includes an initial set of line items and subsequent change orders, with a stated 'Total PO Amount' of 232,586.86. The contract period for the services is from August 26, 2024, to June 30, 2025.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Oklahoma Department of Transportation
The Commission meeting involved the approval of a consent docket covering speed zone revisions, Federal Highway Safety Act programming, land sales, and state property damage settlements. The Commission approved various engineering contract supplements and numerous construction change orders, including those exceeding statutory limits. Members reviewed and approved the 5-Year County Work Plan for 2027-2031, proposed bid openings, and bid awards. The Director's report provided updates on the County Improvements for Roads and Bridges (CIRB) program, progress on infrastructure projects such as the I-44 bridges, SH-9 widening, and US-69 reconstruction, as well as an overview of the Fiscal Year 2027 budget and ongoing work zone safety initiatives.
The Commission meeting involved the approval of various agenda items including speed zone revisions, land sales, and multiple engineering contracts and supplements. Discussions focused on the federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the potential impacts of the Build America 250 Act, updates on autonomous trucking operations within Oklahoma, and traffic management planning related to the FIFA World Cup. Additionally, the Director provided updates on the opening of the Transportation Infrastructure Museum and History Center and reviewed the status of several major infrastructure projects, including bridge replacements in Tulsa and Ada, and planned construction for the Northwest Expressway and May Avenue interchange. The meeting concluded with safety presentations, including the recognition of annual safety award recipients and the observance of Secure Your Load Month.
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The Transportation Commission meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Agenda items included the introduction of a new division manager and the recognition of recipients of the Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards. The commission approved the consent docket, which involved railroad crossing safety funds, traffic control improvement projects, and speed zone revisions. Engineering contracts and supplements were reviewed and authorized. Furthermore, the commission discussed upcoming lettings and reviewed various construction change orders. Finally, the Director presented a report regarding the Highway Trust Fund balance and a retrospective on major 2013 events, including the agency's response to natural disasters and safety improvements.
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