Where is your money going?
A look at Oklahoma's vendor payments
Which vendors are paid the most by the State of Oklahoma?
In 2019, of the more than $2.4 billion in vendor payments, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority received $167 million, while more than $90.7 million was paid to the Office of Management and Enterprise Services. More than $55.5 million was paid to DXC Technology, and $51.3 million went to the Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority.
Where is the money going?
The largest portion of the payments has remained in Oklahoma. At $247.5 million to date, payments to Oklahoma-based vendors account for about 78% of the total in FY 2019.
What's staying in Oklahoma?
Since 2015, billions of dollars have been paid to vendors within Oklahoma. Nearly 68% of the state's vendors are located in Oklahoma City.
In January 2019, nearly $18 million was paid to EPIC Charter Schools, Oklahoma's free online pre-K-12 public school. To date since 2016, the school has received more than $56 million from the state.
How much is leaving the State of Oklahoma?
Vendors outside Oklahoma received more than $72 million in January 2019. So far in FY 2019, Texas has received nearly $11 million.
The majority of the payments to out-of-state vendors has been from the Department of Transportation, with over $261 million in vendor payments in 2018.
View the list of other states who received vendor payments and how much they have been paid over the past four years.