Greetings!

As Oklahoma's famous weather patterns run rampant, the entire Capital Assets Management team has been working diligently to provide state employees with a safe and comfortable working environment while maximizing 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 to the right, to find quick-access contacts for every department.

• Deferred Maintenance Update
• Surplus
• Real Estate and Leasing Services
• Facilities Management
• Construction and Properties
• Central Printing and Interagency Mail

• OMES CAM webpage.
• CAM Service Map.
• Capitol Event Reservations form.
• Satisfaction survey.

As OFM and CAP continue deferred maintenance work throughout the Capitol Complex, please notify Druey Hall or Dustin Greenberg if you need access to any areas under construction or have any questions or concerns.

Upcoming shutdowns

The following buildings and floors are expected to have electrical shutdowns in April:

• M.C. Connors Building:
  • April 18-19.
• Transportation Building:
  • C1: April 9-12.
  • C3: April 23-26.

Federal Surplus helps preserve aviation history with donation

The Federal Surplus program is proud to announce the donation of an A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft, commonly known as the Warthog, to the Tulsa Air and Space Museum.

The aircraft will serve as an educational centerpiece and historical exhibit for visitors of all ages. The successful transfer of the A-10 required coordination across multiple agencies and stakeholders. This donation underscores the broader mission of the Federal Surplus program: maximizing the value of surplus assets while supporting government entities, nonprofit organizations and the communities they serve.

For more information about surplus property and donation opportunities, please contact the State Surplus program.

Surplus Moving Services

Spring cleaning time is here!

Does your agency need assistance clearing out a storage unit? Surplus Moving Services is here to help. Our professional team provides reliable moving support to meet your agency’s needs.

We can assist with:

• Cleaning out storage units.
• Office moves.
• Pickup of surplus items.
• General moving assistance with agency equipment and materials.

With Surplus Moving Services, you get dependable, professional support from a team that understands agency operations and surplus processes.

Let us do your spring cleaning so you can focus on what matters most.

Fill out the moving service request form today to schedule services.

Sign up for REALS notifications

Real Estate and Leasing Services works to maximize taxpayer dollars by ensuring state-owned space is acquired and used efficiently. As part of this mission, REALS maintains regional contact lists of people who might be interested in leasing to or from the State of Oklahoma, as well property sales. You (or anyone you know who might be interested) can sign up for notifications for any or all of the following regions in Oklahoma:

• Metro OKC.
• Metro Tulsa.
• Northeast Oklahoma.
• North Central Oklahoma.
• Northwest Oklahoma.
• Southeast Oklahoma.
• South Central Oklahoma.
• Southwest Oklahoma.

To sign up for REALS notifications, simply fill out the contact list registration form, then keep an eye on your email inbox.

You can always browse REALS opportunities like this on the REALS Opportunities webpage as well as on OMES' social media channels.

OMES has been collaborating with state agencies to gather information for the state-owned-building deferred maintenance plan. REALS is compiling the information into a comprehensive plan to submit to the Long-Range Capital Planning Commission (LRCPC) to assist the commission and the Legislature in making informed decisions about building maintenance. OMES will present the FY 2026 plan at the LRCPC's next scheduled meeting in April.

Background

In 2024, the Oklahoma Legislature passed SB 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 Long-Range Capital Planning Commission (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.

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

Exterior of the Jim Thorpe Building showing construction progress as of March 2026. (Photo provided by QUAD Construction.)

Jim Thorpe Building

Renovation of the Jim Thorpe Building continues to advance and remains on target to be completed by August 2026.

The building's interior work is progressing steadily. Drywall ceiling installation is nearing completion in the final lobbies and restrooms, ceiling tiles and acoustic ceiling grids are complete on multiple levels, and flooring is ready to be installed on multiple levels.

Outside, the curb and gutters are nearing completion, while the parking lot site-lighting process has started. Exterior furnishings for the ground level and the terrace have been ordered.

Construction progress at the 45th Division National Guard Arch and Park as of March 2026. (Photo provided by QUAD Construction.)

National Guard Arch and Park

Construction of the 45th Division National Guard Arch, located south of the State Capitol, continues to advance.

The arch’s east and west towers are finished, and construction of the concrete walls that will form the arch’s interior structure is now 80% complete. The crew continues to coordinate with electrical, plumbing, framing and roofing contractors. Decorative stone veneers will be added to the arch's exterior walls in April.

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 and provide a dedicated space of reflection and remembrance for visitors to the Capitol.

Partner 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.