Statewide Contract for Translation and Interpreter Services
OK OMES Central Purchasing · SW0780
Oklahoma's statewide translation and interpreter contract, usable by Oklahoma state agencies and eligible entities.
Oklahoma · Oklahoma Statewide Contract SW0780
Any Oklahoma state agency, county, city, or school district can order certified translation, interpretation, and Section 508 / ADA services from Taika on a contract you already hold — no new RFP, no procurement cycle. Veteran-owned; GSA Schedule and NASPO ValuePoint contract holder.
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The Oklahoma State Capitol in Oklahoma City
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How you can work with us
Any Oklahoma state agency, county, city, or school district can access Taika through pre-competed vehicles. Pick the one your procurement office already uses — we handle the paperwork.
OK OMES Central Purchasing · SW0780
Oklahoma's statewide translation and interpreter contract, usable by Oklahoma state agencies and eligible entities.
GSA 47QRAA18D00GT · NAICS 541930
For federal offices and federally funded programs — a nationwide ordering path Taika holds as a GSA Schedule contractor.
Pricing is already locked in. Rates are pre-negotiated on your contract vehicle — no markups, no surprises. Request a quote and we confirm your exact contract pricing in writing.
Why Oklahoma agencies choose Taika
About 11% of Oklahomans speak a language other than English at home — most commonly Spanish, followed by Vietnamese (U.S. Census). Taika helps your agency meet Title VI, EO 13166, and ADA obligations without adding staff.
Certified and standard document translation for legal, medical, government, and academic use — signed certificate of accuracy for USCIS, court, and institutional submission.
On-site, on-demand phone (OPI), video-remote (VRI), and ASL / CART interpretation for service encounters, hearings, IEP meetings, and community events — scheduled or around the clock.
Document and media remediation to Section 508 and WCAG 2.1 AA, plus captioning and subtitling — so your digital communications meet accessibility obligations.
Under the ADA Title II rule, public entities serving 50,000+ people must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 24, 2026; smaller entities and special district governments by April 24, 2027. We remediate documents, websites, and video captioning to close the gap.
How we're different & better
The Taika Oklahoma ready-to-order program
No new solicitation. No setup fee. Order today on a contract you already hold.
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One short form, three ways to reach us. Choose the button that fits — we route it to the right Taika team.
What we love that Oklahoma is doing
A few initiatives — in the areas we work in every day — that we admire:
Oklahoma requires state agencies, public colleges, and CareerTech to make websites and IT accessible to WCAG 2.1 AA / Section 508 under the OMES ICT standard.
The Oklahoma Dept. of Transportation provides language assistance so LEP individuals have meaningful access to its programs and services.
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“Truly exceptional communicators. A real pleasure to work with — everything is done right. AAA+”
Edward · longtime partner
“[Taika] consistently exceeded our expectations... over the past six months.”
Shelley Bales · Belton Independent School District (BISD)
Certified translation, interpretation, and Section 508 / ADA compliance — on a contract you already hold.