PL Russell will repair the failing retaining wall at Spring Hill Court, preventing erosion and potential structural damage that could affect resident safety and property values in the area.
History Museum of Mobile gets upgraded climate control system, improving preservation of collections and visitor comfort. Work funded from capital improvement budget.
Street reconstruction on North McGregor improves traffic safety and infrastructure in that corridor.
City commits nearly $859K in capital funds to soil testing and engineering services required before construction and demolition work at the Civic Center. This is a foundational project phase that must be completed before major building work can begin.
City will pay McCrory & Williams $50,000 for surveying services throughout 2025, supporting infrastructure and land-related projects.
City commits nearly $700K to maintain bridges across Mobile. Keeps roads and crossings safe for daily commutes and emergency access.
Spring Hill Court retaining wall improvements will be repaired or upgraded. This spending affects the condition and safety of that property or neighborhood.
History Museum of Mobile gets air-conditioning system upgrades to improve visitor comfort and protect exhibits. Project will support climate control essential for artifact preservation.
History Museum of Mobile gets new cooling system to preserve collections and keep exhibits accessible to residents and visitors.
Geotechnical testing is critical groundwork for the new Civic Center construction; this contract covers soil analysis and site evaluation needed before major building work begins.
City funds repairs to bridges across Mobile. McElhenney Construction will handle 2025 maintenance work to keep bridges safe and passable.
Calhoun will oversee absentee voting operations for the 2025 municipal election, managing mail-in ballots and early voting processes that affect all residents who prefer to vote outside polling places.
Sole-source contract brings specialized expertise to the 2025 municipal election. Election administration directly affects voting access and accuracy for all city residents.
City commits nearly $100K to upgrade cooling systems at the Cruise Terminal, improving passenger comfort and facility operations.
Mobile residents get free disposal of hazardous household waste (paint, batteries, chemicals, electronics) at a city-organized collection event.
Harris Contracting will build new restrooms and concession facilities at Mims Park, improving public amenities at a popular recreation area.
Watkins Acy Strunk Design Inc. will create site and lighting designs for Bienville Square, a downtown public space. This step clears the way for construction improvements to enhance the neighborhood.
Fire Station #7 will get updated shower facilities. The contract is being financed through the city's capital budget.
City commits $326,000 to Moffatt & Nichol, Inc. for engineering and inspection services on the Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment Project—a major infrastructure investment shaping downtown's future.
Cruise Terminal gets cooling system upgrades to improve facility operations and passenger comfort.