From higher education to healthcare, Oklahoma’s state spending shows some big-ticket payments and surprising trends. Here’s a quick breakdown.
📌 Largest Single Payment
The single largest payment recorded was $50.33M, tied to the Regents for Higher Education.
💼 Top 5 Vendors by Spending
- Protected Information – $96.06M (confidentialized vendor data)
- Oklahoma Health Care Authority – $41.89M
- Board of Regents of the Univ. of OK HSC – $7.81M
- Office of Management & Enterprise Services – $7.20M
- Capitol Improvement Authority – $5.87M
🏢 Top 5 Agencies by Spending
- Regents for Higher Education – $78.98M
- Department of Human Services – $32.15M
- Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services – $17.88M
- Univ. of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center – $12.78M
- University of Oklahoma – $8.04M
🔎 Fun Facts
- Higher education rules: Nearly $79M went to the Regents for Higher Education, making colleges and universities a top driver of spending.
- Healthcare is massive too: The Oklahoma Health Care Authority clocked in at $41.9M, showing healthcare rivals education for funding.
- Surprising scale: Even infrastructure agencies like the Capitol Improvement Authority make the top 5, handling nearly $6M in payments.
Oklahoma’s spending tells a story of education and healthcare first, with universities, regents, and medical programs leading the way.
At Records Retrieval Solutions, we make it easy to dig into the numbers — helping uncover how states invest taxpayer dollars.
