Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services

10/01/2026

In a joint effort with the Office of Management and Enterprise Services, Gov. J. Kevin Stitt has declared October 2026 as Cybersecurity Awareness Month for the State of Oklahoma.

📢 From State Chief Information Officer Dan Cronin: “As our country celebrates 250 years, we also have an opportunity to think about the digital foundation we are building for the future. The technology we rely on will continue to evolve, and so will the threats against it. Securing the next 250 years starts with the decisions we make today to strengthen our systems, protect our data and build a culture where cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility.”

📢 From State Chief Information Security Officer Daniel Langley: "The strongest cyber defenses are built before an incident ever occurs. Every strong password, software update and reported scam helps reduce risk. When Oklahomans make these practices part of their everyday routines, those individual actions add up to a more resilient state."

Read the full press release to learn more about Cybersecurity Awareness Month initiatives and the State of Oklahoma's commitment to digital safety:

OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. J. Kevin Stitt, in collaboration with the Office of Management and Enterprise Services, has declared October 2026 as Cybersecurity Awareness Month in Oklahoma, highlighting the shared responsibility individuals, organizations and government have in protecting personal informat...

09/30/2026

Join us in congratulating the OMES Employees of the Month for August 2026: Macy Nunemaker and Stacey Williams! 👏

Recognized for her outstanding support across OMES, Macy Nunemaker exemplifies collaboration and initiative. Similarly, Stacey Williams is acknowledged for his exceptional dedication following the launch of the Treasury Modernization Project.

Here's what their colleagues had to say about their impact at OMES:

💯 “Macy was a key communications partner to Central Purchasing during the successful August launch of the statewide MyOK Staffing Portal. She worked closely with Central Purchasing to develop and execute a communications plan that helped agencies understand the new portal, what to expect and how to navigate the transition. Her collaboration, responsiveness and attention to detail helped Central Purchasing deliver a smooth and successful statewide rollout.

“She has also stepped up to support the Legislative team when needed, demonstrating her willingness to lend her expertise wherever it can have the greatest impact. She will continue that cross-functional support by partnering with Central Purchasing on communications for an upcoming implementation of new technology.

“Macy consistently demonstrates that effective communication is a team effort. She builds strong partnerships, understands the needs of the teams she supports and helps turn complex initiatives into clear, actionable information for employees and stakeholders.

“Her flexibility, professionalism and commitment to helping other teams succeed make her a valuable asset to OMES.”

🎯 “Since the project went live, Stacey has consistently worked from 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, to support OMES and help ensure the project's continued success. His willingness to go above and beyond during this critical period demonstrates an exceptional level of dedication and commitment to the agency.

“Stacey's sustained effort and commitment to supporting OMES during this important transition make him deserving of recognition as Employee of the Month.”

09/22/2026

The Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority is seeking proposals for professional management, maintenance and operational services for The Greens Golf Course, located on the premises of Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport in Burns Flat. Qualified individuals or firms are invited to submit a preliminary proposal by 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31.

For more information, submission instructions and to schedule a tour, access the full OSIDA RFP document at https://oklahoma.gov/content/dam/ok/en/omes/documents/osida-golf-course-rfp-UA.pdf.

09/21/2026

🔎 OMES is hiring!

💼 💻 Visit https://okgov.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/okgovjobs?hiringCompany=7a8d2de4e0861000cc587d62b1bd0000 to start your career with OMES.

👉 Central Benefits Partner I
👉 Maintenance Technician II
👉 Deputy General Counsel
👉 Observability Engineer
👉 Computer Support Technician I
👉 DevSecOps Engineer
👉 Change Management Coordinator
👉 Administrative Law Judge

Support the State of Oklahoma's central services agency by applying today.

09/15/2026

💲 OKLAHOMA REVENUE: August GRF collections on track with monthly and YTD estimates

General Revenue Fund (GRF) collections in August totaled $604.4 million, which is $7.8 million, or 1.3%, below the monthly estimate. This total is also $5.3 million, or 0.9%, above collections from August 2025.

GRF collections for the first two months of fiscal year 2027 stand at $1.1 billion. This is $15.6 million, or 1.4%, below the year-to-date estimate and $87.5 million, or 7.2%, below collections from the same period in FY 2026.

📢 From OMES Director Mark Wood: “Collections remain generally in line with expectations for the early months of the new fiscal year. While timing factors and variability in corporate income tax affected some categories, the broader picture remains steady, with several major revenue sources performing well against estimates and year-over-year totals.”

Learn more: https://oklahoma.gov/omes/newsroom/2026/august-grf-collections-on-track-with-monthly-and-ytd-estimates.html

ℹ️ As state government’s main operating fund, the GRF is the key indicator of state government’s fiscal status and the predominant funding source for the annual appropriated state budget. GRF collections are revenues that remain for the appropriated state budget after rebates, refunds and other mandatory apportionments, and after sales and use taxes are remitted back to municipalities. In contrast, gross collections, reported by the state treasurer, are all revenues remitted to the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

09/14/2026

OMES Thrive wrapped up summer pickleball leagues in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, with end‑of‑season tournaments showcasing state employees’ teamwork and competition in action.

Tulsa celebrated an undefeated season, with Travis Routh and Josh Goforth finishing with a 21–0 record across regular play and playoffs. 🏆

In Oklahoma City, Net Assassins (Amy Hill and Christie McDonald) claimed the top spot on the Rally and Dink courts, while Court Commanders (Brad and Corbin Hedrick) secured the championship title on the Ace and Smash courts. 🥇

OMES Thrive continues to support employee health, community and engagement through fun, engaging activities like these leagues. Follow OMES on Facebook for updates on upcoming Thrive programs and opportunities available to all state employees.

https://oklahoma.gov/thrive.html

09/04/2026

The Office of Management and Enterprise Services will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day.

We hope you enjoy the long weekend!

09/03/2026

Here's what their colleagues had to say about their impact at OMES:

💡 “Beau Welch is an outstanding candidate for Employee of the Month. He consistently goes above and beyond to support his teammates, share his knowledge and help resolve questions and challenges. His expertise in Identity and Access Management policies and procedures is a valuable resource that strengthens the team and helps others succeed.

“Beau approaches his work with determination, thoroughness and a strong commitment to quality. He remains dependable and positive, even during busy periods, and treats both coworkers and customers with patience, respect and professionalism.

“His knowledge, work ethic and willingness to help make him a valuable member of the team and highly deserving of Employee of the Month recognition.”

🎯 “Eloisa Luzuriaga is an outstanding candidate for Employee of the Month. She has gone above and beyond in developing statewide processes, procedures and rules for the Comdata fuel card program while coordinating with vendors, agency administrators, Fleet and Central Purchasing.

“She consistently troubleshoots reporting issues, improves data accuracy and provides clear guidance to agencies. Her attention to detail, strong communication and thorough research help agencies understand their fuel transactions and maintain compliance.

“Eloisa’s leadership in weekly coordination meetings, maintenance of statewide resources and consistent follow-through have strengthened fuel card oversight statewide. Her dedication, professionalism and collaborative approach make her a valuable member of Central Purchasing and highly deserving of this recognition.”

08/28/2026

Looking for office furniture or a practical addition to your organization? A wide range of state-owned equipment is available through public auction at OMES CAM Surplus’ GovDeals page. Whether you’re a small business owner, student or collector, these auctions offer professional-grade goods at affordable prices.

Your next great find is waiting for you! Find more information and place a bid at govdeals.com/surplusok.

08/27/2026

📢 State employee recreational leagues are returning this fall!

Starting next month, four fall leagues are gearing up for another season of friendly competition. Register for any of these leagues by Friday, Aug. 28, to participate:

🎳 Bowling
🎾 Tennis
🏐 Sand volleyball
🏀 Basketball

OMES’ Thrive’s rec leagues offer state employees fun and engaging ways to stay active and boost overall wellbeing – all while connecting with coworkers through recreational sports.

State employees interested should visit https://oklahoma.gov/thrive.html to learn more!