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Active opportunities open for bidding
Rogers County
Audio-visual system installation for firearms range.
Posted Date
Jul 4, 2026
Due Date
Jul 24, 2026
Release: Jul 4, 2026
Rogers County
Close: Jul 24, 2026
Audio-visual system installation for firearms range.
AvailableRogers County
Visual inspection of certain residential, agricultural, and commercial properties within Rogers County.
Posted Date
Jun 6, 2026
Due Date
Jun 19, 2026
Release: Jun 6, 2026
Rogers County
Close: Jun 19, 2026
Visual inspection of certain residential, agricultural, and commercial properties within Rogers County.
Rogers County
Comprehensive Herbicide Vegetation Management (HVM) services for designated county road rights-of-way.
Posted Date
Jun 6, 2026
Due Date
Jun 19, 2026
Release: Jun 6, 2026
Rogers County
Close: Jun 19, 2026
Comprehensive Herbicide Vegetation Management (HVM) services for designated county road rights-of-way.
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Sole Source: Not viable—pivot to coops or resellers. (Competitive bidding threshold is about $50,
)
Rogers County, OK does not present a reliable sole source path. There is a lack of documented or transparent sole source awards above the competitive bidding threshold, making this route impractical.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Rogers County
The board conducted a public hearing and approved a zoning change request for a residential single-family manufactured home. Several utility permits for infrastructure installation were reviewed and approved. The meeting also addressed bid openings for janitorial services, visual inspection services, road materials, heavy-duty towing, and dumpster services, with various contracts tabled or awarded. Additionally, the board authorized an amendment to an economic development association administration services agreement and passed a resolution regarding the reimbursement of insurance benefits to the general fund.
The meeting included considerations for bids on liquid asphalt and election board ballots. Zoning change requests for two districts were reviewed, along with the approval of multiple utility permits for communications infrastructure. Financial business involved the approval of grants, various budget transfers between departments for fiscal year-end adjustments, and the processing of blanket purchase orders. Additionally, the board addressed change orders for the Sheriff's Office range tower project, authorized preparation of the Estimate of Needs, approved several resolutions for expense reimbursements, and considered proposals for building demolition and inmate tablet services.
The meeting agenda includes the consideration of utility permits for Cox Communications, bidding processes for county annex renovations, firearms range equipment, and maintenance building projects. The board will conduct a CDBG closeout public hearing, manage fund transfers for payroll and maintenance adjustments, and address temporary right-of-way easements. Additionally, the agenda covers public hearings regarding land withdrawals from the Rural Water District and the Northwest Fire Protection District, reimbursement resolutions for election expenses, and a location agreement with Blue Titanium Media LLC. The meeting concludes with the payment of purchase orders.
The meeting addressed several key business items, including the status of unfinished renovation and vehicle graphics projects. The board reviewed requests for a preliminary plat and zoning changes for multiple properties. Utility permits for communication infrastructure were discussed, alongside the opening and awarding of bids for road materials and dumpsters. Grant-related administrative tasks, including a closeout process, were evaluated. The board authorized various transfers of funds for vehicle purchases, county records preservation, and the acquisition of technology for the planning commission. Additionally, the agenda covered the approval of memorandums of understanding for opioid abatement projects and operational discussions regarding the GovWell software system.
The board meeting agenda covered a range of municipal and administrative items, including a public hearing for a zoning change from agriculture to residential for a single-family subdivision. Discussions were held on bid openings and awards for various projects, including truck accessories, firearms range equipment, and annex renovations. The meeting addressed numerous utility permit requests, the approval of final plats, and actions related to federal grants and financial transfers for highway department capital equipment. Additionally, the board considered manufacturing tax exemptions and funding for a land record preservation and digitization project.
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