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Flintco-Mortenson JV Breaks Ground on $900M Oklahoma City NBA Arena

A joint venture between Flintco and Mortenson has broken ground on a $900 million NBA arena in Oklahoma City, opening a significant pipeline of subcontractor work in the region.

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Flintco-Mortenson JV Breaks Ground on $900M Oklahoma City NBA Arena

According to Construction Dive, a joint venture between Flintco and Mortenson has broken ground on a new NBA arena in Oklahoma City valued at $900 million, marking one of the largest construction projects currently underway in the region.

What It Means for Subcontractors

  • Projects of this scale typically require dozens of specialty trades, including structural steel, electrical, mechanical, concrete, glazing, and fire suppression, making this a major opportunity for Oklahoma-based subs and those willing to mobilize regionally.
  • Flintco is headquartered in Tulsa, giving local and regional subcontractors a familiar general contractor to work with on bid packages.
  • Early engagement matters on arena projects, as long-lead procurement and phased scopes mean subs who get on the approved vendor list early have a competitive edge.
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