City Of Oklahoma City

City Of Oklahoma City Utilities Department Division, operating as City Of Oklahoma City Utilitis Department, is a U.S. local government entity providing water supply, domestic water service, and wastewater and sewage services to federal facilities in Oklahoma City as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders with no set-aside designations. The division is a child entity of the City of Oklahoma City municipal government and does not operate as a subcontractor; all 101 recent awards are prime contracts.

The vendor's federal work centers narrowly on utility provision to two primary federal facilities. The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Transfer Center Oklahoma City accounts for 39 awards and $6.4 million in combined potential value — the dominant customer by both volume and dollars. Work includes recurring quarterly purchase orders for water service (ceiling values ranging from $65,801 to $69,141 per quarter) and wastewater and sewage service (ceiling values ranging from $74,279 to $82,032 per quarter), with ultimate completion dates extending through December 2023 on older awards and through September 2026 on current work. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Aeronautical Center contributes three awards totaling $4 million in combined potential value, the second-largest customer. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 7 places 13 awards valued at $1.2 million combined. The Department of Justice US Marshals Service Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation System Contracts Division and the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration also maintain smaller award volumes. These top five customers account for 84% of combined potential value.

Award activity has declined sharply. The source reflects nine awards in 2022 and eight in 2023, but only two in 2024, one in 2025, and one award in 2026 (issued October 1, 2026). The vendor's recent purchase order for water and sewage services with the US Marshals Service JPATS, issued October 1, 2026 and valued at $9,125.50 with a firm fixed-price structure, runs through September 30, 2036 — an unusual long-term term for a utilities contract. Combined potential value across all 101 awards stands at $14.4 million with $10.6 million obligated, representing 74% drawdown. The concentration of work in water supply and sewage treatment (85 awards under Water Supply and Irrigation Systems NAICS, 15 under Sewage Treatment Facilities) reflects the division's core municipal utility mission applied to federal facility support in Oklahoma City.