City spends $7,998 on goods/services for Birmingham Board of Education students
City funds support educational programs or supplies for students in Birmingham schools.
City funds support educational programs or supplies for students in Birmingham schools.
City approves an as-needed premise distribution system contract with Norstan Communications after competitive bidding. Unit prices are on file with the Purchasing Agency.
Families will get help navigating childcare options to find quality programs that meet their needs. This partnership expands access to information about available childcare services.
City commits $115,000 to Tunnell, Spangler & Associates for services; vendor and scope not fully specified in available materials.
City commits $125,000 to the Housing Authority for services or programs affecting housing access in Birmingham.
The city is setting up a digital system to manage construction bids and procurement documents, improving transparency and efficiency in how public contracts are advertised and tracked.
LRY Media will refurbish the long-vacant former Birmingham Credit Union Building, bringing the historic structure back into productive use and potentially adding jobs and property tax revenue to the city.
The city agrees to work with Daniel Payne Legacy Village Foundation to expand a meal subscription service program, making food access easier for participating residents.
Sole-source contract awards public funds to a nonprofit provider. The incomplete description makes it unclear what services residents will receive.
A new community health store will open alongside the foundation's recently funded grocery store, expanding access to health resources and fresh food in the neighborhood.
City fleet maintenance costs depend on competitive battery pricing. This 1-year supply contract locks in unit prices for vehicle batteries citywide.
City fleet and operations will purchase light and heavy commercial batteries from NAPA at negotiated unit prices. Ensures vehicle maintenance and emergency equipment availability.
City commits $90,000 to Central Alabama Redevelopment Alliance for redevelopment work, though the specific project or neighborhood affected is not detailed in the agenda item.
City approves supplier for incandescent lamps, ballasts, and related electrical parts used in municipal operations and maintenance.
The city is committing $460,000 to Birmingham Property Group for unspecified services. The agreement's full scope and purpose are not detailed in the public agenda item.
City locks in unit pricing for routine equipment maintenance over 12 months, ensuring operational continuity for municipal fleet and grounds equipment.
City commits $2,000 to Help 2 Others Foundation for unspecified services under a sole-source agreement.
The city commits to purchasing mattresses from a competitive bid for municipal facilities over the next year. Actual spending depends on facility needs.