Council awards paper supply contract to Strickland Paper Company
City commits to purchase office paper, cut stock, wide-format paper, and envelopes from Strickland at agreed unit prices. Routine vendor selection for ongoing office supplies.
Topic
Contracts & Procurement
Agenda items
Contracts & Procurement items
Council awards Pine Bark & Slope Stabilization contract to SiteOne
City locks in unit prices for landscaping materials needed for ongoing maintenance and erosion control. Contract is open-ended ("as needed"), so final spending and project scope depend on future demand.
Council awards automotive filter contract to Birmingham Freightliner
City locks in fuel-filter prices for 1 year through competitive bid; routine maintenance supply contract.
City hires IMC Financial Consulting for Board of Education services
City and school board are contracting with IMC Financial Consulting under a sole-source agreement. Details on scope, budget, and term are cut off in the source text.
City approves Cellebrite software contract with Carahsoft Technology
Birmingham's police department will use Cellebrite digital forensics tools to investigate crimes. The city is buying the subscription and hardware through a sole-source vendor agreement with Carahsoft.
City contracts with Better Basics, Inc. for $72,000
City commits $72,000 to Better Basics, Inc. for implementation of Better Basics program. Details of the program's scope and public benefit are incomplete in the agenda item.
City backs support services for 120 court-involved youth ages 16–19
Gives at-risk teens involved in the juvenile justice system access to counseling, mentoring, and life-skills training through R.E.S.T.O.R.E, potentially reducing recidivism and improving their odds of employment and education.
Sole-source: City awards CHORE $100K for Champion Habits program
City contracts with CHORE to expand its Champion Habits program, using $100,000 in general funds. Program details are cut off in the agenda description.
City awards $98,757 contract to Giffen Recreation Inc.
City spending federal rescue funds on recreation services. Contract goes to Giffen Recreation, a Pelham, Alabama firm, using no-bid procurement.
City approves $50,000 agreement with The Salvation Army for services
City funds social services through The Salvation Army. Details of what specific services are being provided are not fully disclosed in the agenda text.
City awards $45K contract to Mercy Deliverance Ministries
City commits $45,000 to Mercy Deliverance Ministries for unspecified services under a sole-source agreement.
City awards $97K contract to Bama Wellness for nutrition program
Sole-source contract funds "Eat Your Way to Better Performance" nutrition initiative. Details on program scope and beneficiaries not specified in agenda text.
Mayor authorized to sign $5,000 agreement with FLIX, Inc.
City commits $5,000 to FLIX, Inc. under a new vendor agreement. Purpose not fully detailed in available text.
City contracts Goodr, Inc. for poor relief services, $75,500
City commits $75,500 from general funds to Goodr, Inc. for care of low-income residents. Sole-source contract requires council approval.
Council awards $120,972 recreation contract to Giffen Recreation, Inc.
City commits $120,972 to Giffen Recreation for recreation services. Awarded without competitive bidding.
Press room supplies: 1-year contract awarded to Bama Sign Supply
City approves printing supplies vendor for the Print Shop at competitive unit prices for one year. Routine operational purchase.
Mayor authorized to sign agreement with Official Clutch Band
City enters into a contract with Exposure Community Development Corporation operating as Official Clutch Band, though the agreement's purpose and terms are not disclosed in the available text.
Council awards pest control contract to Knox Pest Control
City contracts with Knox Pest Control for one year of pest control services at city facilities. Contract includes unit pricing on file with the Purchasing Agent.
City contracts Rebirth Community Corp. for $172,500 initiatives
City funds community-focused programs through Rebirth Community Corporation. One-year contract runs through next budget cycle.
Fourth Amendment: Stryke lease/purchase agreement
The city is modifying its 10-year lease agreement with Stryke. Details on what changes — term extension, payment adjustments, or operational updates — are not provided in the agenda summary.