Medical insurance administration costs directly affect city employee coverage and out-of-pocket expenses. This competitive bid sets rates for employee health plans over the next year.
Playground safety surfaces protect children from injuries during play. This competitive bid ensures the city gets quality materials at fair unit prices for ongoing maintenance and repairs across municipal playgrounds.
Crime Stoppers will collect and manage anonymous tips from residents about crimes, helping police investigations. The contract details are not yet disclosed.
City approves lowest competitive bid for multimodal corridor work on High Ore Line, part of Tiger Phase 6 infrastructure. Advances regional transportation connectivity.
Construction project moves forward at Crossplex Street. Competitive bid process awarded to Dunn Construction, a local firm.
City IT infrastructure upgrade via competitive bidding. Contract terms and unit pricing on file with Purchasing.
City commits funds to maintenance of vehicle fleet transmissions, keeping public transportation and services running smoothly.
City Hall, IMS, and EOC facilities will receive janitorial services under a competitive bid. Contract keeps public buildings clean and operational.
Competitive bid for ongoing supply of crushed stone to support road maintenance and construction in Birmingham's Eastern Section.
City commits to a 6-month renewable contract for maintenance supplies used in municipal lighting systems and facilities.
Competitive bid approves ongoing supply of crushed stone for Western Section maintenance and repairs. No dollar cap provided; terms available in Purchasing Agent office.
Ongoing contract covers alteration services for city uniforms over the next year at negotiated rates.
City commits to purchasing animal control response vehicles from Jackson Creek Manufacturing on a competitive bid. Ensures Animal Control has equipment needed for field operations and emergency response.
City commits to buying HVAC units from Carrier at set prices for 13 months. Affects maintenance costs for municipal buildings.
City secures one-year radiator repair and re-coring services through competitive bidding. Supports fleet maintenance operations.
City increases spending with Aspen, Colorado contractor to $330,000 total. Purpose of services not specified in available text.
Guardrails are essential safety infrastructure on city roads. This one-year contract sets unit prices for guardrail materials as needed for maintenance and repairs citywide.
City commits initial funding to expand Land Bank's ability to acquire and recover blighted or tax-delinquent properties. Land Bank sales and rehabilitation help stabilize neighborhoods and return properties to productive use.
City commits to purchasing office furniture from Strickland Paper Company on a standing contract for one year at pre-negotiated unit prices.
City purchases 37-foot aerial devices for maintenance and utility work across departments. Contract runs one year at unit prices listed in Purchasing office records.