April 2026
General updates
Greetings!
As the operational needs of state government continue to evolve, Capital Assets Management remains dedicated to providing employees with safe, reliable and well‑maintained work environments while upholding responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact a member of the CAM team. Not sure who to contact? Review the CAM Service Map, linked under Resources below, to find quick-access contacts for every department.
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As the OMES Facilities Management and Construction and Properties teams continue deferred maintenance work throughout the Capitol Complex, please notify Caleb Cox or Dustin Greenberg if you need access to any areas under construction or have any questions or concerns.
Upcoming electrical shutdowns
- M.C. Connors Building:
- Sub-basement MCC1: May 2-3.
- Sub-basement main: May 21-25.
- Oliver Hodge Building:
- Second floor, north side: May 9-10.
- Basement, south side: May 23-24.
- M.C. Connors Building sub-basement main (will not affect power in Oliver Hodge Building but will deactivate heating and cooling): May 21-25.
- Transportation Building:
- A2 and A3: May 7-10.
- A4: May 21-24.
Division-wide announcements and events.
A diorama of the Oklahoma State Capitol with a plaque that reads: “Oklahoma State Capitol as designed by Solomon Layton and S. Wemyss Smith. Model built by students of architecture at the University of Oklahoma, 1991. Bobby Bogues, Ruth Freeman, Brian King, Siek Tang, Endjang Tanumihardja and Gayla Watson. Advisors: Nickolas Harm and Jim Kudrna."
Capitol Building diorama donation
OMES CAM Surplus recently facilitated the donation of a remarkable piece of history: a detailed model of the Oklahoma State Capitol as originally designed by Solomon Layton and S. Wemyss Smith. Built in 1991 by architecture students at the University of Oklahoma, this diorama is a testament to both craftsmanship and our state’s legacy.
When individuals at OU reached out about finding a permanent home for this piece, the Surplus team worked closely with the Oklahoma Historical Society to coordinate the delivery and documentation. This will help ensure that this architectural treasure is preserved for Oklahomans to enjoy for years to come.
We’re privileged to serve as the bridge that connects state resources with the organizations that honor our heritage.
Statewide deferred maintenance plan
The OCAMP Five-Year State Building Deferred Maintenance Plan has been approved by the Long-Range Capital Planning Commission (LRCPC). The CAM REALS team will keep you updated.
Background
In 2024, the Oklahoma Legislature passed Senate Bill 1399, creating the Oklahoma Capital Assets Maintenance Protection Act (OCAMP). The act established funding for the maintenance and preservation of the state's capital assets, including state-owned buildings. Then, in 2025, the state Legislature passed SB 1169, transferring oversight of the plan and distribution of funding to the LRCPC. The act requires the creation of a five-year statewide deferred maintenance plan to address statewide assets, which OMES has been tasked with coordinating.
Screenshot of the Limble work request portal for the Will Rogers Building.
Work requests
Remember, it's never been easier to submit work requests for your building.
To request maintenance for plumbing issues, HVAC problems, water leaks, structural issues, pest control and other concerns, simply select the link specific to your building on the right.
When submitting a request, please include specific location details, such as the floor in question and room numbers, if applicable.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact your building's facility manager.
Thank you for your continued partnership!
Building-specific Limble work request portals:
- ABLE Commission Building
- Agriculture Building
- Agriculture Lab
- Attorney General Building
- Lincoln Data Center
- M.C. Connors Building
- Oklahoma Judicial Center
- Oliver Hodge Building
- Sequoyah Building
- State Banking Department Annex
- State Banking Department Building
- State Board of Pharmacy Building
- State Capitol Building
- Transportation Building
- Vezey Veterans Complex
- Will Rogers Building
Annual Vehicle Survey
The FY 2026 Fleet Management Vehicle Survey will be distributed via email early next week. This year’s survey collects data for the period of Jan. 1-Dec. 31, 2025.
To simplify the reporting process, your agency can choose the method that works best for your records:
- Excel template: Complete and return the provided data spreadsheet.
- Microsoft Form: Submit your information through an online survey.
- Data attestation: Simply attest that your existing data in Fleetio is accurate and up to date.
To ensure a smooth reporting process, please take a moment to verify that your agency’s vehicle records, maintenance reporting and usage logs are updated.
New CAP Fee Schedule
The new CAP Fee Schedule (Form M710) is now available on the OMES CAM CAP Forms page and will be effective May 17. The current Fee Schedule is still in effect through May 16.
Active project updates
Exterior of the Jim Thorpe Building showing construction progress as of April 2026. (Photo provided by QUAD Construction.)
Jim Thorpe Building
Renovation of the Jim Thorpe Building is advancing at a steady pace and remains on target to be completed by August. Tenants are scheduled to begin moving in during September.
Inside, the final stages of drywall installation are underway, and multiple floors are currently being painted. The installation of fire alarm system devices is ongoing, ensuring adherence to safety standards. Additionally, the building's generator is in the process of being installed.
On the exterior front, the curbs and gutters have been completed. The dock area paving is also complete, with concrete sidewalks nearly done. Exterior furnishings for the ground level and terrace have been ordered and are set to be installed upon arrival.
Construction progress at the 45th Division National Guard Arch and Park as of April 2026. (Photo provided by QUAD Construction.)
National Guard Arch and Park
Construction of the 45th Division National Guard Arch remains on track.
The concrete walls forming the arch’s interior structure are complete, and installation of the metal roof framing and decking began at the end of April. Once the stones are delivered in early May, decorative veneers will be applied to the exterior walls.
Created by HB 4012 during the 2024 legislative session, the 45th Division National Guard Arch and Park aims to honor the bravery and sacrifice of Oklahoma’s National Guard service members, providing a space of reflection and remembrance for visitors to the Capitol.
A section of the Central Printing Reference Guide showing different kerning and leading examples.
Partnering with Central Printing
Central Printing is ready to help you with your printing needs, even if you're not exactly sure what you need!
Check out the Central Printing Catalog of Services for all the different projects Central Printing can help you with, and check out the Central Printing Reference Guide to learn more about their services, including printing, binding, stationery and embossing options.
