Construction projects and bids in Oklahoma City
8 open bids for architects and engineers in Oklahoma City right now, from public records. The map also holds 443 planned projects that have not gone to tender yet. A free account opens each source; confirm deadlines with the issuing body.
Which projects are open for bids in Oklahoma City right now?
| Project | Sector | Budget | Due |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education, extension, Oklahoma CityNew | Education | 1-10M | 2026-11-17 |
| Infrastructure and public realm, refurbishment or reuse, Oklahoma CityNew | Infrastructure and public realm | Not stated | 2026-11-19 |
| Retail and food, fit-out, Oklahoma CityNew | Retail and food | Not stated | 2026-11-25 |
| Unit Price Waterline RepairNew | Civil works | Not stated | — |
| OCURA Request for Proposals for Residential Development of Certain Property in the area known as South of 8th (So8th) | Multifamily housing | Not stated | — |
| Pedestrian Bridge - Bid Package 2 | Civil works | Not stated | — |
| Arterial Widening, North Council Road from Memorial Road to NW 150th Street A&E | Civil works | Not stated | — |
| Pedestrian Bridge - Bid Package 1 | Civil works | Not stated | — |
What is being planned in Oklahoma City?
Projects found in agendas, financing approvals and filings, before any tender. A free account names 3 of them per place; for their timing, documents and the team behind each project, talk to us.
Civil works
Civic and cultural
Building type not stated
Infrastructure and public realm
Other building
Which sectors are building the most in Oklahoma City?
Questions about Oklahoma City projects
Where are public construction bids in Oklahoma City posted?
Public bodies post them on their own procurement portals. This page lists the 8 open bids found there, each with sector, budget band and due date; a free account opens each source.
How early do projects appear here?
443 planned projects are before tender. Planned projects come from public agendas, funding decisions and filings, often months before a tender is published.
Where does the data come from, and how often is it updated?
Public records only, read every day; the newest entry here was first seen on November 11, 2026. A free account opens each source; confirm deadlines with the issuing body.