City awards automotive parts contract to Kenworth of Birmingham
City fleet maintenance costs are controlled through competitive contracts. This supplier agreement sets unit prices for suspension parts and repairs needed by municipal vehicles.
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Contracts & Procurement
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Contracts & Procurement items
City renews zero-turn mower contract with Rent One, LLC
Equipment Department secures mowers for grounds maintenance through a 1-year renewal contract at established unit prices.
City renews copier paper contract with Strickland Paper
Strickland Paper supplies copier and printing paper to city offices for another year. No competitive bid was sought.
City renews Bridgestone-Hosepower hydraulic hose contract 1 year
Ensures reliable supply of hydraulic equipment for city maintenance and operations. Contract pricing is competitive and already on file.
First lease amendment approved at 930 6th Avenue North
City extends or modifies lease terms with D.T.P. Inc. at downtown property. Details of the amendment—rent, term, or use changes—are not disclosed in this summary.
City renews medical waste contract with West Med Disposal
City facilities need reliable medical waste disposal to stay in compliance with health and safety rules. This one-year renewal keeps services running without interruption.
City approves traffic calming project with Redmont Historic District Foundation
Slower traffic in Redmont Historic District through new calming measures. Improves safety for pedestrians and residents in the neighborhood.
Transit agreement amendment with River North Transit approved
City extends its contract with River North Transit (a VIA Transportation subsidiary) to continue providing transportation services and technology. Details of the amendment—scope, cost, and timeline—were not fully disclosed in the agenda.
City hires Thrive Tech for $24K graphic design contract (District 6)
District 6 residents' city services will use professional graphic design and social media support. This sole-source contract bypasses competitive bidding.
Council authorizes $2,000 contract with Urban Impact, Inc.
City commits general fund dollars to Urban Impact for goods or services; scope is incomplete in public record.
City approves $15K ad contract with Lamar Advertising
City spends $14,999 on advertising services from Lamar Advertising using sole-source procurement.
City hires Synergy Consulting for $47K District 9 services
Council District 9 constituents will receive consulting support from an outside firm hired without competitive bidding. Sole-source contracts limit competition and may affect service quality or cost.
City affiliates with Alabama Fire College for firefighter training
Birmingham firefighters will have direct access to standardized training and certification through the state Fire College. This partnership ensures consistent professional standards for the department.
First Amendment to Orchestra Partners development agreement
City amends existing development deal with Orchestra Partners. Details of the changes and project scope are not provided in the agenda summary.
ITEM 1. WITHDRAWN A Resolution authorizing the Mayor to execute a Construction Right of Way Agreement between the City of Birmingham and Lamar Outdoor Advertising wherein the City would permit Lamar to enter onto 1930 8th Avenue North for the purpose of ra
City funds Birmingham Children's Theater $1,000 for productions
Supports local youth arts programming through live and virtual theater productions across Birmingham.
City awards $68,300 to Doyle Restoration for Highland Park Pro Shop masonry repa
City parks maintenance: Masonry repairs at Highland Park Pro Shop keep the facility in working condition for public use.
Sole-source contract: City pays GSBC Community Development $50K
City commits $50,000 to GSBC Community Development Corporation for goods and services. Contract bypasses competitive bidding as a sole-source purchase.
Fire Station 13 reroofing awarded to Johns and Kirksey Inc. for $129,500
City commits $129,500 to repair Fire Station 13's roof and soffit, keeping the facility safe and functional for emergency response.
City approves $10,000 contract with Christian Service Mission
Christian Service Mission will provide goods and services to District 6, though the specific deliverables are not fully detailed in this item.