Rather than spending $25-$50 more for a semi-custom or hard to find toroidal power transformer with an aux winding, realize you can spend $1 and use a small capacitor, two diodes and a zener, filter cap to create a low-voltage doubler to create a boost V++ supply that ground references itself to the V+ post-rectifier output of whatever single-winding transformer you choose to use. By using a small-valued cap from the power transformer that is in series with the junction of the two diodes mentioned, only a small amount of average current would be developed, but a cap value could be calculated to get this doubler circuit to develop sufficient power to provide a stable power rail required by your op-amp.