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Interested in learning more? Take this survey to see if you could qualify to participate in Tulsa's SBE Program, or contact SBE@cityoftulsa.org for more info.
Why become a Certified Small Business Enterprise (SBE)?
City of Tulsa projects have a 10 percent SBE utilization goal. This goal directs prime contractors to identify and subcontract with Certified SBEs for 10 percent of the total dollar amount of the bid. Bids. Bids that do not meet this threshold can be rejected, even if they are the lowest bidder.
The SBE Program has created significant business opportunities for Certified SBEs. On forty-seven completed City projects the SBE utilization rate has been 15.8 percent of all project expenses, and Certified SBEs have earned a total of $10.5 million.
Are you eligible?
To be considered for SBE Certification, your small business must:
Become a Certified SBE
Apply to Become a Certified Small Business Enterprise Here
To complete the application, you will need the following documents:
Learn More
The SBE Program Policies and Procedures Manual provides additional information on program requirements, policies, and processes. Download the Manual below.
SBE Program Policies and Procedures
Business Opportunities
Morton Demolition Notice:
Find projects with SBE Utilization Goals on the City of Tulsa Engineering Services Construction Bids website.
Download the Current Availability List for Projects to see upcoming projects. The list includes information on project information, SBE Utilization, and pre-bid meeting dates.
More detailed information about the construction projects bidding process can be found at the City of Tulsa Engineering Services online. All non-construction bidding opportunities are available Purchasing Bid Opportunities & Results online.
Annual Report
The first annual report analyzes data from the first three years of the SBE Program and examines policies and process improvements to better the program. Read the Annual Report to learn more.