Sole-source security contract for Central Park Community Center
City commits to electronic monitoring and security installation at Central Park Community Center (4700 Terrace Q) through ADS Security. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda.
Contracts awarded without competitive bidding (sole-source or no-bid). The vendor was chosen directly — taxpayers don't see a price comparison.
City commits to electronic monitoring and security installation at Central Park Community Center (4700 Terrace Q) through ADS Security. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda.
City commits to electronic monitoring and security installation at Avondale Villa Rec Center on Woodvale Road. Sole-source procurement bypasses competitive bidding.
ADS Security will install and monitor security systems at the Birmingham Police Department Administration Building. Sole-source procurement means the city selected one vendor without competitive bidding.
City commits public funds to install and monitor security systems at the Negro Southern League Museum on 16th Street South. Dollar amount and contract term not disclosed in agenda materials.
City commits to sole-source deal with ADS Security for alarm and monitoring at downtown Municipal Garage (1700 1st Ave). Dollar amount withheld from public summary.
Sole-source agreement with ADS Security to install and monitor electronic security systems at a Fire & Rescue facility. Protects city infrastructure and ensures continuous monitoring of critical emergency services operations.
City commits to installing surveillance cameras at the Police Academy building. Expands video monitoring infrastructure for public-safety training facility.
City commits to sole-source contract with ADS Security for electronic access control and monitoring at the new Police Academy. Citizens deserve transparency on who gets contracted for public safety infrastructure and why competitive bidding was waived.
Police fingerprint identification systems must stay current and secure to process arrests and background checks reliably. This extends NEC's exclusive maintenance contract without competitive bidding.
Council approves $295,000 sole-source agreement with Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham to deliver community planning and development services.
City contracts with community engagement specialist for outreach, education, and social media work. Sole-source hiring means no competitive bidding process.
Funds upkeep of forensic equipment used to investigate cybercrimes. Sole-source purchase from Digital Intelligence Inc ensures FREDC maintains operational readiness for law enforcement.
Fire Department adds specialized immobilization and extrication equipment to improve emergency medical response capabilities.
Quick Motors receives payment for repairs to a city vehicle. This routine spending decision is tracked on the consent agenda.
City commits $15,000 in general-fund spending to lobbying services supporting Council operations. This sole-source contract goes directly to a private firm without competitive bidding.
Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) identifiers help firefighters track and locate equipment during emergencies, improving response safety and accountability. This sole-source purchase reflects specialized equipment needs for the department.
General fund spending on no-bid equipment purchase from Detroit vendor. Part of routine maintenance for city fleet management.
City approves $3,494 no-bid purchase of motorcycle tires for police equipment fleet.
City buys insecticide for mosquito control operations citywide. Routine annual maintenance spending on public health supplies.
Information Management Department purchases audio and video equipment to support city operations.
General funds pay for office furniture needed by the Human Resources Department. This no-bid purchase from Group Lacasse sets the terms and unit prices.
BGrace Media will handle social media, branding, and public relations for District 7 and District 9 offices using general fund dollars. The sole-source contract bypasses competitive bidding.
General fund spending on office furniture for Human Resources department. Routine procurement at unit prices approved by Purchasing Agent.
Students get free guidance on college applications and admissions strategy. Program reaches Birmingham youth through workshops and technical assistance.
City Council will pay Campbell Partners, LLC to research issues and draft new laws. The actual dollar amount and scope of work are incomplete in the agenda, making it difficult to assess the true cost and impact.