Fire Department awards medical supplies contract to Normed
City commits to annual medical supply purchases from Normed to equip Fire Department response teams. One-year agreement at unit prices already on file.
City commits to annual medical supply purchases from Normed to equip Fire Department response teams. One-year agreement at unit prices already on file.
Birmingham approves purchasing medical supplies from Midwest Medical Supply Co. through a competitive bid process for multiple line items across the city's healthcare operations.
McKesson will provide medical and surgical supplies to city facilities on an as-needed basis. Citizens fund procurement through general operations.
City buys first-aid and medical supplies through competitive bidding. Contract terms are on file with the Purchasing Agent.
City secures office supplies at negotiated unit prices for one year across departments. Routine procurement on competitive bid.
City dedicates storage space for East Avondale's holiday lights and equipment at South Hall Self of Irondale.
Routine maintenance supplies for city buildings; competitive bidding ensures cost-effective spending on essential facility upkeep.
Sole-source contract for goods or services; specific items not detailed in agenda.
City selects vendor for court-ordered electronic monitoring devices and services. Affects cost and operation of pretrial and post-conviction monitoring programs.
McWane Science Center will provide services to Birmingham under a new municipal agreement. Details of the services and funding are not disclosed in the agenda.
Amendment to an ongoing security services contract affects city operations and taxpayer spending on routine guard services across city facilities.
Spending on public transit operations. Sole-source agreement with Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority.
City selects contractor for CRGP housing rehabilitation work on nine properties. Improves conditions in neighborhoods targeted for housing recovery.
This agreement establishes a formal partnership under state constitutional authority. Details of the services and commitments are unclear from the agenda text, but residents deserve visibility into who the city contracts with and what roles they play in local governance.
City enters a contract with Pneuma Gallery, Inc. for unspecified services, spending $500 from public funds.
Home Shield wins competitive bid to rehabilitate homes under the Community Revitalization Grant Program. The 1-year contract covers multiple line items, advancing neighborhood stabilization and property recovery.
Council is modifying a 2018 partnership agreement with Birmingham Urban League, an established community organization. Amendment details are not yet public; citizens should know what changed and whether it affects the city's commitment to this partner.
City commits to rehabilitating homes through the Community Revitalization and Greening Program. Contract covers two line items for one year of work.
City selects contractor for community development housing rehabilitation work through competitive bid. Contract covers one year of CRGP program activity.