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Oklahoma Turnpike Authority

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The contract is forecasted by the Indian Health Service under the NAICS code 926120, which pertains to justice, public order, and safety activities. Despite the title referencing the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, the contracting agency is the Indian Health Service, indicating this forecast may involve services related to public safety or infrastructure support within tribal communities. No solicitation number has been assigned yet, and the posting date indicates it was published on May 25, 2026, suggesting it is a future opportunity not yet open for bids. There is no set-aside designation provided, nor any details regarding the place of performance or organizational structure beyond the agency name. Point of contact information includes Andrea Klimo as the Program Point of Contact, reachable at andrea.klimo@ihs.gov, and Edward Yellowfish, identified as the Contracting Officer, reachable at edward.yellowfish@ihs.gov. The forecast does not specify a physical location for performance, nor does it include city, state, or zip code details for the office or work site. The opportunity is listed via the HHS OSDBU portal, which is used by federal agencies to share upcoming procurement forecasts for small and disadvantaged businesses. This forecast serves as an early notice for potential vendors to prepare proposals before a formal request for proposal is issued.

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Oklahoma Turnpike Authority forecast contract for economic program administration, contacts Andrea Klimo and Edward Yellowfish.

Agency

Indian Health Service

NAICS

926120 - Regulation and Administration of Transportation ProgramsView NAICS

Place of Performance

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NONE

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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Indian Health Service

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Andrea Klimo

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Edward YellowfishContracting Officer

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