City will rent used 40-foot cargo containers on an as-needed basis at $3,200 per unit. The one-year contract with month-to-month renewal provides flexible storage capacity for city operations.
Establishes unit pricing for interior paint and supplies used across city facilities. Sets terms for one-year period.
City spending an additional $46,802 on building cosmetic improvements through contract amendment on consent calendar.
Council awarded a competitive contract to Rhino Products (Lakeview Paint) to supply paint and related materials to city departments at fixed unit prices for one year.
Council approved a competitive bid for automotive batteries to support city vehicle maintenance. Contract runs 13 months at unit prices set by the Purchasing Agent.
City Print Shop gets new Mutoh printer/cutter equipment via competitive bid. Low-dollar routine equipment purchase.
City commits to paint purchases from Sherwin-Williams under competitive bid. Cost savings on bulk supplies reduce maintenance expenses.
Birmingham locks in unit pricing for vehicle maintenance tires over the next 13 months through a competitive bid.
The Mayor blocked a contract the Council approved in March 2016 with Master Solutions LLC. Without details on what services or obligations the contract covered, the veto's impact is unclear—but the Council can override the veto if it chooses.
REV Birmingham will develop cultural wayfinding signage to guide residents and visitors to local cultural assets. The sole-source agreement commits general funds to a local development partner.
City will lease full-size vehicles from The Bancorp Bank for municipal operations over three years. Contract terms and unit pricing are available in the Purchasing Agent's office.
City selects vendor for portable restroom services across municipal facilities. Contract covers one year with month-to-month renewal option.
Birmingham authorizes buying four-wheel utility vehicles from Osborn Enterprises (Yamaha Suzuki Kawasaki, Tennessee) at negotiated unit prices for city operations.
City will spend over $103,000 for AT&T to install underground utility conduit at multiple locations. The work supports broadband and telecommunications infrastructure across Birmingham.
City commits to purchase medical and surgical supplies from McKesson at negotiated unit prices. This covers routine procurement for city operations and departments.
City will source prison uniforms through competitive bid for 13 months. Standard procurement for correctional operations.
City secures emergency and routine medical supplies through competitive bid. Covers 13 months of on-demand purchases at pre-set unit prices.
City commits to purchasing medical supplies from Midwest Medical Supply Co. through competitive bidding. Details on pricing and term are on file with the Purchasing Agent.
Birmingham awards a one-year contract to stock emergency medical supplies across city operations. Ensures departments have supplies on hand when needed.
Competitive bid ensures emergency medical supplies are available at fair prices. Contract covers ongoing city EMS and emergency response needs.