Shawnee Regional Airport - SE Taxilane Development Construct Taxilane for Future Hangar Development RFP
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Oct 30, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
SE Taxilane Development Construct Taxilane for Future Hangar Development.
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Oct 30, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
SE Taxilane Development Construct Taxilane for Future Hangar Development.
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Jun 25, 2026
Jun 25, 2027
DLA Aviation Oklahoma City issued Special Notice FD2030-25-00850-03 seeking a Valve Assembly, Hydraulic (NSN 1650-01-034-3697) with reference drawing 7527949-10 and EDL revision 4. The notice is an advance (Special Notice) announcement for an upcoming solicitation and states technical classification (NAICS 336413, PSC 1650) but does not list quantity or attachments yet. The response period is given as June 25, 2026 to June 25, 2027 and contractors are instructed to monitor the SAM.gov notice for the formal solicitation and quoting instructions once approved by the contracting officer.
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110 N Robinson Ave #200
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(405) 604-6900
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission
The commission held an election for officers for the 2027 term. Staff longevity recognition was presented. The commission received a financial update, a legislative and congressional regulatory update, and an update on the FAA reauthorization bill. Approval was granted for an airport construction grant program change order at Lawton-Fort Sill Regional Airport, as well as an amendment to an on-demand consulting contract. Additionally, the commission approved a study for the Lawton-Fort Sill Regional Airport and the construction of two 10-unit T-hangar buildings at Shawnee Regional Airport.
The plan, titled "Oklahoma's Space Advantage," outlines a strategy to build a competitive space economy for Oklahoma by leveraging its existing strengths in aerospace and defense. It proposes the establishment of the "Oklahoma Advanced Space Innovation Sector (OASIS)" as a three-node institutional framework (Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Infinity One Spaceport) to align infrastructure, capital, workforce, research, and private industry. The strategy focuses on key growth areas such as pre-orbital testing, space-adjacent advanced manufacturing, repair and sustainment, return-to-earth support, ground segment and data/mission operations, and workforce development. The goal is to capture long-term economic and workforce benefits, positioning Oklahoma as a national leader in the evolving space economy for the next decade.
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The meeting featured a financial report detailing current cash balances and fund transfers. There was a regulatory update regarding the potential impacts of the upcoming elections and federal budget status. The Commission discussed their 2026 legislative agenda, focusing on aerospace and defense incentives, including potential new SKIF space and Quality Jobs program code expansions. Additionally, they addressed the need to standardize hangar fire suppression and fuel system requirements across the state, and proposed a Space Renaissance Grant Program to support the recruitment and expansion of aerospace and space companies.
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