City contracts with Analytical Testing Group for employee drug testing
Pre-employment and ongoing drug and alcohol testing for city workers helps ensure public safety and fitness for duty in critical roles.
Pre-employment and ongoing drug and alcohol testing for city workers helps ensure public safety and fitness for duty in critical roles.
All Events, LLC will supply professional stage lighting equipment (APEX package with 24k Par 64 fixtures and control systems) for City events. Sole-source procurement bypasses competitive bidding; dollar amount not disclosed.
The city commits discretionary funds to REV Birmingham, a community organization. The item description is incomplete, making it difficult to assess direct resident impact.
The city is hiring a band to perform at the Magic City Classic event using a sole-source contract with The Music Caterers, LLC. This is routine event entertainment but uses a procurement exemption that bypasses competitive bidding.
City will rent two 20-foot scaffolding towers from All Events for the Magic City Classic event. Sole-source procurement means no competitive bidding.
Police will keep their automated fingerprint identification system running through sole-source deal with NEC. Public should know who maintains public safety tech and for how long.
City set aside funds to help Ramsay High School buy teacher and staff supplies for the 2015-2016 school year, supporting classroom resources and school operations.
City commits general fund dollars to help Glen Iris Elementary purchase classroom supplies for teachers and staff during the 2015–16 school year.
Students at Avondale Elementary receive classroom supplies and resources through city support. The agreement funds essential materials for the 2015-2016 school year.
Permits a vendor to supply temporary structures for the annual Magic City Classic football game celebration. Event infrastructure allows the city to safely host large crowds downtown.
Birmingham Children's Theatre will provide educational programming to young residents. Details on funding amount and program scope are incomplete.
Council approves sole-source spending from discretionary funds to REV Birmingham for unspecified civic services. Details on deliverables are incomplete in the public record.
Council approves a discretionary payment to REV Birmingham from general funds. The description is incomplete, so the specific public benefit is unclear.
Court cases involving drug charges depend on reliable testing of seized substances. This contract ensures evidence is analyzed accurately, which affects case outcomes and public confidence in the courts.
City is moving forward on a new pedestrian crossing project, with CSX providing engineering guidance. The cost and timeline remain unclear from this preliminary step.
City provides direct assistance to Epic Elementary for classroom materials and supplies during the 2015-2016 school year, supporting resources for students and staff.
Council approves a three-year contract with DataWorks Plus for hardware, software, and maintenance services. Details on cost, scope, and purpose are incomplete.
City commits $50,000 in public funds for legal representation in unspecified litigation and legal matters ending June 30, 2016.
Birmingham funds a smooth jazz concert through the Summer Jam Series using public dollars. The city sole-sourced the contract to performer Bernard Lockhart.
City spends $30,000 in discretionary funds to support an entertainment festival organized by REV Birmingham, a local community or events organization.