The Division of Capital Assets Management, Construction & Properties is responsible for managing the state’s physical infrastructure portfolio, ensuring the safety, functionality, and long-term sustainability of public buildings and facilities. Its core mission centers on planning, constructing, ren...
The Division of Capital Assets Management, Construction & Properties is responsible for managing the state’s physical infrastructure portfolio, ensuring the safety, functionality, and long-term sustainability of public buildings and facilities. Its core mission centers on planning, constructing, renovating, and maintaining state-owned properties—including government offices, veterans centers, and institutional campuses—through integrated construction and facilities support services. Strategic priorities include modernizing aging infrastructure, achieving code compliance for critical systems such as HVAC and elevators, and enhancing site resilience through earthwork, landscaping, and utility upgrades. The agency emphasizes lifecycle management of state assets, prioritizing projects that improve operational efficiency, occupant safety, and environmental stewardship.
The agency procures a broad range of construction and facilities services, with dominant activity in building construction, plumbing and HVAC installation, site preparation, and maintenance support. Contracts are typically issued as competitive solicitations under standard federal and state procurement frameworks, with no set-asides identified. Work is often delivered through performance-based contracts requiring compliance with building codes, safety standards, and environmental regulations.
Primary procurement targets include Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, Plumbing and Heating/Air-Conditioning Contractors, and Site Preparation Contractors, reflecting a focus on physical infrastructure lifecycle management. Additional demand exists for electrical, flooring, and finish carpentry services, as well as landscaping and facilities support. The agency does not appear to prioritize specific socio-economic set-asides and engages a wide spectrum of general contractors and specialty trades, favoring proven technical capability over categorical preferences.
As a division within the State of Oklahoma’s executive branch, it operates statewide to manage public property assets, reporting directly to the state’s central administrative authority. It utilizes standard construction and service procurement vehicles, including competitive sealed bids and negotiated contracts, to deliver capital improvement and facilities maintenance programs across all state-owned locations.
