Okex LLC

Okex LLC, an American Indian-owned small disadvantaged business sole proprietorship based in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, delivers water infrastructure and environmental health services to the Indian Health Service as a prime contractor exclusively under Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise and Total Small Business set-asides. The company operates entirely through one customer agency and competes solely within federal set-aside categories reserved for small and Indian-owned businesses.

Okex LLC's capability portfolio centers on water service line installation, aerobic systems, septic tanks, drainfields, lagoon systems, and individual well drilling services for tribal and rural communities in Oklahoma. Recent work includes a $50 thousand lump-sum BPA call awarded April 6, 2026 by IHS's Okmulgee Field Office under a Total Small Business set-aside, a $16,572 purchase order (April 29, 2025) for a 518-linear-foot water service line extension using 2-inch PVC pipe in Pawhuska, Oklahoma, and a $10,350 purchase order (April 8, 2024) for approximately 2,200 feet of 2-inch PVC water service line installation in Ponca City. The company's footprint is narrowly focused: all nine recent awards derive from IHS, with 100% customer concentration against the Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service and 100% of work performed as a prime contractor with zero subcontract activity.

Okex LLC holds a single-award BPA valued at $2.5 million (April 2025 through April 2030) with IHS for furnishing and installing aerobic services at the Okmulgee Office of Environmental Health, expanded by modification to include aerobic systems, septic tanks, drainfields, and lagoon systems across all IHS field offices in Oklahoma. Two task orders totaling $70 thousand have been called against this BPA to date. The company's activity profile reflects recent rapid growth — one award in 2024, seven in 2025, and one so far in 2026 — though dollar obligated ($129 thousand) remains well below combined potential value ($2.6 million), indicating early-stage contract execution. Primary NAICS concentration lies in Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction, with procurement split between water supply facility construction and sewage and waste facility construction PSC codes. All contracts are structured as firm fixed-price arrangements with completion dates ranging to April 2030, aligning with the underlying BPA period.