Oklahoma Gas And Electric Company

Oklahoma Gas And Electric Company, doing business as OG&E, a for-profit subsidiary of OGE Energy Corp headquartered in Oklahoma City, supplies electrical utility services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 385 recent awards without claiming SBA set-aside designations, competing on a full-and-open basis. OG&E has served 21 distinct federal customer agencies since 1981, with an active portfolio anchored in electrical power supply and infrastructure support to federal correctional facilities, military installations, and civilian agency buildings across the United States.

OG&E's capability portfolio centers on firm-fixed-price delivery of electrical utility services — routine power supply, utility line infrastructure, and electrical system support — grounded in recurring quarterly and annual delivery orders. Representative work includes a $2.667 million five-year electrical supply contract with Vance Air Force Base (Air Education and Training Command, awarded June 2024, completion May 2029), a $700 thousand ten-year electricity services renewal for Fort Chaffee supporting the National Nuclear Security Administration's Office of Secure Transportation (awarded September 2022, completion September 2032), and ongoing quarterly electrical service delivery orders to the Federal Transfer Center Oklahoma City and Federal Correctional Institution El Reno under the Bureau of Prisons (18 and 14 awards respectively, combined potential value $6.5 million and $6.8 million).

Customer concentration is dispersed across civilian and defense agencies. The top five funding organizations by award count — General Services Administration Public Buildings Service (122 awards), Department of the Air Force (83 awards), Department of the Army (72 awards), Bureau of Prisons Federal Transfer Center Oklahoma City (18 awards, $6.5 million), and Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution El Reno (14 awards, $6.8 million) — account for 80% of recent awards. However, when ranked by potential value, GSA PBS Region 7 leads with $16.7 million across 6 awards, followed by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 19 at $11.7 million across 5 awards, reflecting the customer-dollar divergence between high-volume small orders and lower-volume high-value contracts. The top five customers by potential value represent only 25% of combined potential value, indicating broad customer dispersion.

OG&E operates primarily through five parent vehicles: Basic Ordering Agreement F3465074C0035 (76 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract 47PA0417D0001 (38 task orders, $42.7 million combined potential value), Basic Ordering Agreement DABD0570C3502 (28 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract DABT6491D9000 (22 task orders), and Indefinite Delivery Contract DABT6491D9001 (19 task orders). The majority of recent awards are utility-service delivery orders under these IDCs and BOAs spanning GSA, DoD, and Bureau of Prisons facilities.

Activity has declined in recent years — 11 awards in 2022 to 3 awards in 2026 — reflecting a shift in contract phasing rather than customer loss. A significant recompete exposure sits in the next twenty-four months, with 3 awards totaling $124.1 million in combined potential value reaching ultimate completion, concentrated in larger-ceiling contracts rather than quarterly utility orders. OG&E operates as a prime contractor across 100% of awards in this portfolio (384 of 385 awards) with minimal subcontract footprint. The vendor's category concentration is dominated by utilities NAICS (Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation, Other Electric Power Generation, Electric Power Distribution) and PSC codes (Utilities-Electric: 318 awards; Utilities-Gas: 47 awards), reflecting its core identity as a commercial utility provider to federal facilities.