City approves sole-source lighting lease with Alabama Power
This multi-year equipment and energy lease locks in the city's electric service costs for street and facility lighting. Sole-source procurement means no competitive bidding.
Contracts awarded without competitive bidding (sole-source or no-bid). The vendor was chosen directly — taxpayers don't see a price comparison.
This multi-year equipment and energy lease locks in the city's electric service costs for street and facility lighting. Sole-source procurement means no competitive bidding.
Druid Hills neighborhood gets catering support for community event. Routine vendor spending on general fund.
Birmingham is hiring an architecture firm for design services on an unnamed project. The $50,000 cost comes from city funds and covers architectural and engineering work plus any expenses.
Sole-source contract awards taxpayer funds to specific vendors without competitive bidding. This engagement commits $25,432 in public money to architectural design work on an unspecified project.
City commits $155,123 to construction engineering and inspection for a resurfacing project. Sole-source contract means no competitive bidding process.
City commits funds to construction engineering and inspection services under sole-source agreement with local vendor.
City hires architect firm for roof consultation and design work at Willow Wood Recreation facility. Standard professional services spending.
Councilor Scales allocates $8,000 from public funds to a graphics and media firm for community outreach in District 1. Citizens should know who received the contract and what the money funds.
City hires consultant for outreach and marketing services. Scope and expected outcomes not clearly detailed in available materials.
City is starting work on a comprehensive stormwater program—a key step toward managing flooding, reducing combined sewer overflows, and protecting water quality in local streams and waterways.
City approves $33,387 repair to Elevator #1's power system at Central Library. Maintains reliable elevator access for patrons with mobility needs.
YWCA will deliver neighborhood services funded by the "Love Your Block" grant, expanding community programming in participating blocks through summer 2016.
City commits $1.83 million to concrete and site work for Phase 2 of the Birmingham Intermodal Facility, advancing transportation infrastructure downtown.
City commits $67,410 in general funds to arrange ground transportation and hotel for 107 city representatives attending the 2016 NUSA conference.
Engineering and inspection services for a safety project in Pleasant Grove, supporting infrastructure improvements in the neighborhood.
City commits $50,000 in general funds to sole-source legal services through June 2016. Citizens should know who is receiving public legal contracts and why.
City commits $50,000 in general funds to sole-source legal services through June 2016. Citizens should know who is receiving public legal contracts and why.
City committing funds to BCSG for short-term management of the Magic City Diamond project. Sole-source contract warrants transparency on the vendor selection and scope of work.
Speeds up the city's ability to identify and recover ownership of blighted properties before demolition or rehabilitation. Title searches are critical for clearing legal claims and moving condemned homes toward remediation.
Asbestos testing and remediation at Wylam Park buildings protects public health before the facility can reopen or undergo repairs. This sole-source contract ensures specialized expertise for hazardous material handling.
Birmingham residents will gain a new mobile app and web portal to interact with city services. Sole-source purchase from California vendor.
Annual $50,000 commitment to Growing Kings for community outreach programs. Renewable yearly depending on budget availability.
City hiring environmental firm to assess asbestos contamination at vacant JCCEO property — a necessary step before any demolition or redevelopment of the blighted site.
Pratt City site is being evaluated for environmental contamination before redevelopment; results will determine cleanup costs and feasibility.
City is retaining outside counsel to assess economic harm and develop legal strategy. Citizens should know when and how the city pursues claims or defenses affecting public resources.