City contracts Waste Pro USA for dumpster services; $98,000
City commits $98,000 to waste management services across multiple municipal locations. Routine operational spending from general funds.
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Contracts & Procurement items
Cruise Terminal parking deck repairs: $428,880 contract to Thomas Industries
City awards contract for parking deck repairs at cruise terminal. Work will maintain accessible parking for cruise passengers and port operations.
Council rescinds D'Alo Green contract
Contract with D'Alo Green is being canceled, which may affect any ongoing services or projects tied to the original 2021 agreement.
City awards $56,900 to McCrory & Williams for erosion repair at Azalea Golf Cour
Repairs to eroding areas at Azalea Golf Course and 12 Mile Creek will prevent further environmental damage and maintain the course and waterway. Work is funded from the general fund.
City awards $326K engineering contract for Riverfront Redevelopment
Moffatt & Nichol will oversee construction and quality inspection for the Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment Project. This is a key oversight role for a major city improvement initiative.
Council awards $95,343 roofing contract to Amerson for 311 Call Center
City spending on facility repairs from general fund. Competitive bid award for critical infrastructure maintenance at emergency services facility.
City accepts $2.1M state grant for conservation and natural resources
Mobile receives nearly $2.1 million from Alabama's Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to support environmental and natural resource projects in the city.
City awards $339K to Thompson Engineering for bridge inspections
Mobile will inspect bridges across the city to assess structural safety and identify repairs needed. Results guide future maintenance spending and road-safety priorities.
City awards $428,880 to Thomas Industries for Cruise Terminal parking deck repai
Cruise Terminal parking improvements keep the facility operational and accessible for visitors and staff. The $428,880 investment maintains critical port infrastructure.
Council awards $40,850 to Isaiah Engineering for Figures Park mechanical work
City commits funds to upgrade heating and cooling systems at the Figures Park Community Center, improving facility operations and user comfort.
City awards $98K dumpster contract to Waste Pro USA
Mobile commits $98,000 in general-fund spending for dumpster services at city facilities. Routine vendor contract for waste management.
City hires McCrory & Williams to fix erosion at Azalea Golf Course for $56,900
Repairs to Azalea Golf Course and 12 Mile Creek will stabilize eroding areas, protecting the golf course and waterway from further damage. Work protects a public recreation facility and natural resource used by residents and visitors.
City awards $74,515 portable-toilet contract to Pot-O-Gold for Mardi Gras
Mobile spends $74,515 on temporary restrooms for Mardi Gras celebrations. Ensures adequate facilities for residents and visitors during the city's largest annual event.
Council awards $237.4M contract for new Mobile Arena
Major new arena will reshape downtown Mobile and attract entertainment/sports events. One of the city's largest construction projects in recent years.
City accepts $2.1M state conservation grant
Mobile receives $2.1 million in state funding for conservation and natural resources projects. The money supports environmental initiatives that benefit city residents and local ecosystems.
City awards $300,000 contract to AECOM for Congestion Management Program
AECOM will help the city develop strategies to reduce traffic congestion and improve transportation efficiency. The contract's outcomes may shape future commute patterns and road prioritization across Mobile.
Mobile awards $300K contract to Kimley-Horn for congestion management
City spending $300,000 for professional planning and analysis to reduce traffic congestion; studies often lead to infrastructure changes or policy shifts that affect commutes and road conditions.
City hires Harris Contracting to remove poles at Millers, Trimmier Parks; $49,90
Removal of old ball field poles improves safety and appearance at two neighborhood parks. Work is a routine capital maintenance project.
Council awards $505,909 HVAC contract to Goram Air Conditioning
Hillsdale Community Center gets new heating and cooling equipment through capital improvement funding. Replacement covers facility upgrade for public use.
Council approves $70K/year racquet stringing contract with Jordan DeLass
Parks & Recreation gets dedicated racquet stringer services for tennis courts and facilities. Sole-source deal means no competitive bidding.