FFID tracks all House Community Project Funding (CPF) and Senate Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) earmarks in Oklahoma across FY2022–FY2027 — normalized by recipient, member, agency, and status, updated every Monday. These projects represent confirmed congressional funding intent — visible before downstream procurement opportunities appear on SAM.gov or Grants.gov. Learn how the data is sourced →
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Total Projects
39
Total Amount
$275.9M
Members Sponsoring
4
Top 10 Enacted Projects
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Additional funding for the Operation and Maintenance Account within in the Army Corps of Engineers budget could help address the backlog of critical maintenance projects along the 50-year-old MKARNS system.
$65.0M
The University of Oklahoma
Max Westheimer Airport Improvements
$36.5M
Altus Air Force Base
Altus AFB Main Gate
$22.0M
Oklahoma Department of Transportation
US-62 Interchange
$12.8M
City of Oklahoma City
Hefner Water Treatment Plant Emergency Power Generation Project
$10.0M
Mercy Health Foundation Ada
To construct a freestanding cancer center in Ada as the result of a collaboration between Mercy and the Chickasaw Nation. To help more patients win their cancer battles while they remain close to home, surrounded by loved ones during one of the most challenging times of their lives.
$10.0M
Vance Air Force Base
Consolidated Undergraduate Pilot Training Facility
$8.4M
Vance Air Force Base
Design a consolidated Undergraduate Pilot Training Center to combine all of Vance AFB's Flying Training Squadrons and other support functions under one roof to mitigate current space constraints and infrastructure shortfalls and improve Vance's ability to support modern pilot training demands.
$8.4M
University of Tulsa
For technology and human resources to research, design, prototype, and perform field experiments with assistive robots and cobots for people who are aging in place as part of its Institute for Robotics and Autonomy, with the expectation for direct transition of the resulting technology to industry.
$7.5M
Oklahoma Department of Transportation
I-35 Frontage Road Modifications
$7.4M
29 more projects in Oklahoma
Including Senate CDS requests for FY2025 and FY2026
Top Members
Top 5 by funding amount