Council approves $10K lighting contract for DNC review event
City spends $10,000 on exterior architectural lighting for Democratic National Convention review team visit in July 2014. One-time event-support expense.
Contracts awarded without competitive bidding (sole-source or no-bid). The vendor was chosen directly — taxpayers don't see a price comparison.
City spends $10,000 on exterior architectural lighting for Democratic National Convention review team visit in July 2014. One-time event-support expense.
City is pursuing property condemnation for the Lawson Road Project. This $3,000 contract covers title search and legal services needed to condemn the property—a step toward the project's land acquisition.
City moving forward with property condemnation for Lawson Road Project. Firm handles title search and legal services to clear ownership for the public works initiative.
Sole-source contract to Metric Engineering for 180 days of engineering work. No specific project location disclosed in the agenda item.
This planning study will guide future development, zoning, and investment priorities for the Northeastern area neighborhoods. The outcome shapes what projects get built and where growth happens.
The city is spending $56,861 to develop a long-term development plan for the Southwest area, which will guide zoning, infrastructure, and investment decisions in that neighborhood for years to come.
Battle Law Firm will provide professional legal advice to the city for four months (through June 30). This is a sole-source contract paid from general operating funds.
City funds a sole-source consultant role in District 4 to support community growth projects. Specific budget amount was not disclosed in the agenda item.
City commits funds to geotechnical study required before installing lighting at a sports field. Sole-source procurement without competitive bidding.
Project S.A.F.E. trains responders in emotional intelligence for domestic violence intervention, improving outcomes for victims and reducing repeat incidents through trauma-informed practices.
One-time exterior lighting contract for Democratic National Convention site review. Sole-source vendor payment from city funds.
The District is spending $8,000 in public funds to file a friend-of-the-court brief before Alabama's highest court. Citizens should know when tax dollars go to legal representation and what case the District is weighing in on.
Maintains pest-control coverage on city buildings. Standard annual renewal at flat rate.
City spends $7,000 on National Alliance of Preservation Commissions for an unspecified service; contract details are incomplete in the public record.
Nunnally will decide Birmingham tax disputes between residents, businesses, and the city. This sole-source hire sets the impartial arbiter who reviews contested assessments and appeals.
Feasibility study may lead to a new stormwater fee on property owners. Results will determine whether Birmingham adopts a dedicated utility to fund drainage, flood control, and water-quality improvements citywide.
City increases payment to consultant preparing HUD's required 5-year housing and community development plan. Ensures federal compliance for grant funding that supports affordable housing and neighborhood initiatives.
City will spend $23,350 to install outdoor electrical receptacles at a public works site, likely improving utility or safety infrastructure at that location.
The city is spending $14,875 on subsurface testing for a new sports field lighting project. This groundwork determines the foundation design and construction approach for the field upgrade.
Birmingham spent $10,000 in public funds on exterior lighting for the Democratic National Convention advance team's July 2014 visit.
City will use Steel City Services to oversee construction and development projects on its behalf. This is a blanket vendor agreement that may affect multiple city initiatives going forward.
City will pay an outside firm to lobby on behalf of municipal interests before state and federal lawmakers. Cost and scope of services are not disclosed in this agenda item.
Carver Theatre will get upgraded lighting and sound equipment. The purchase follows a no-bid procurement process.
Sole-source advertising contract for "Hey Coach" campaign at Birmingham CrossPlex. No competitive bidding used.
The city is committing $132,252 to engineering and design work for a project on 2nd Street. Project details and timeline are unclear from the truncated description.