City hires Handprint Government Affairs for federal lobbying
Birmingham is contracting with a lobbyist to represent the city's interests in federal policy and funding. The dollar amount and contract term aren't disclosed in this summary.
Contracts awarded without competitive bidding (sole-source or no-bid). The vendor was chosen directly — taxpayers don't see a price comparison.
Birmingham is contracting with a lobbyist to represent the city's interests in federal policy and funding. The dollar amount and contract term aren't disclosed in this summary.
Birmingham is contracting with a lobbyist to represent the city's interests in federal policy and funding. The dollar amount and contract term aren't disclosed in this summary.
City commits public safety resources to Railroad Park through a contract with SanGuard Security. Details on cost and contract terms are missing from the item description.
Extends city's state government lobbying arrangement. Daryl Perkins will continue representing Birmingham's interests before state agencies and legislature.
City commits $60,000 to design streetscape improvements on Morris Avenue. Project aims to enhance pedestrian and commercial conditions in the neighborhood.
City awards exclusive security services deal at Railroad Park without competitive bidding. Contract terms and cost missing from public record.
Grease trap, sidewalk, and HVAC repairs at Parking Deck #8 Food Court keep the facility operating safely. This no-bid contract goes to Stephens Plumbing Inc. on the consent agenda.
Public Works gets temporary office space at landfill operations; recurring cost budgeted from general fund.
City commits $24,200 in discretionary funds to REV Birmingham for unspecified District 1 programming. The truncated item description prevents full assessment of direct resident impact.
City paying Houston firm to calculate rebates owed on municipal bonds and warrants. Rebate calculations affect future bond offerings and city borrowing costs.
Public Works gets temporary office space at landfill operations; recurring cost budgeted from general fund.
City commits to a professional services contract with Precision Resources to support the Information Management Services Department. Sole-source procurement limits competitive bidding.
City will spend up to $168,000 over three years on GIS and mapping software that powers city planning, zoning, and emergency response systems.
City commits $50,000 in public funds to legal support for World Games 2021 operations. Sole-source contract with no competitive bidding.
City commits $12,000 annually for temporary office space at landfill facility, renewable month-to-month thereafter.
The city hired an independent auditor to review financial records for three fiscal years. Public audits verify the city is spending taxpayer money legally and correctly.
Magic City Smooth Jazz will manage the Jazz in the Park Series Phase II, bringing live music events to Birmingham parks. This sole-source contract funds promotion, marketing, and event coordination for the summer music program.
City commits $25,490 to geotechnical engineering consultant. Exact project scope not specified in agenda; likely supports soil/foundation assessment for public works.
Birmingham hires consultant to develop a marketing strategy for the CrossPlex recreation facility. Sole-source contract means no competitive bidding.
City employees and their families gain access to professional mental health and substance abuse counseling through a managed care plan. This ensures support for city workers facing behavioral health challenges.
City employees and their families gain access to professional mental health and substance abuse counseling through a managed care plan. This ensures support for city workers facing behavioral health challenges.
City will fund a historical and architectural survey to evaluate properties for National Register of Historic Places listing, potentially protecting them from demolition and opening tax-credit opportunities for restoration.
City commits $1.46 million in public funds for a video display system at Legion Field under a sole-source contract with Daktronics, bypassing competitive bidding.
The city is paying a contractor to recover money from insurance claims and billing appeals for ambulance services—effectively outsourcing debt collection to boost revenue without spending public funds upfront.
Establishes employee and retiree access to managed mental health and substance abuse services through a sole-source agreement. City employees and their families gain covered counseling and crisis support.