Council approves inmate uniform contract with Uniforms Manufacturing
City will source prison uniforms through competitive bid for 13 months. Standard procurement for correctional operations.
City will source prison uniforms through competitive bid for 13 months. Standard procurement for correctional operations.
City purchases medical supplies through competitive bid. Contract amount not disclosed in agenda.
Competitive bid ensures emergency medical supplies are available at fair prices. Contract covers ongoing city EMS and emergency response needs.
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.
City commits to purchase medical and surgical supplies from McKesson at negotiated unit prices. This covers routine procurement for city operations and departments.
Birmingham awards a one-year contract to stock emergency medical supplies across city operations. Ensures departments have supplies on hand when needed.
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 parks and green spaces will be maintained using competitively bid organic products. Contract sets unit prices for pesticides, fertilizers, and soil amendments purchased as needed throughout the year.
City will purchase pesticides, fertilizers, and soil amendments through Red River Specialties at agreed unit prices. Public gets transparency on routine maintenance supply spending.
Council selected a vendor to supply pesticides, fertilizers, and soil amendments at competitive unit prices. Residents benefit from transparent bidding process ensuring public dollars are spent efficiently.
City locks in unit prices for routine landscape maintenance supplies. Competitive bidding ensures taxpayers get fair pricing on materials used for parks, medians, and public grounds.
City locks in unit prices for landscaping maintenance supplies. Contract covers pesticides, fertilizers, and soil amendments for municipal grounds upkeep.
City locks in unit prices for pesticides, fertilizers, and soil amendments needed for parks, grounds, and public spaces maintenance throughout the year.
City employees across departments will receive uniforms through this competitive contract. Details on pricing and delivery timeline not provided in agenda.
City purchases police and other department uniforms through competitive bid. Routine spending on standard supplies.
City commits $50,000 in general fund money to Attorney Lawrence Cooper for litigation and legal matters through June 2016. This sole-source contract means the city did not seek competitive bids.
City commits $40,000 in public funds to legal services for pending lawsuits and other litigation matters through mid-2016.
City secures inspecting, testing, and monitoring of fire alarm and fire protection systems at competitive unit prices. Ensures critical fire-safety infrastructure stays operational across city facilities.
Coca-Cola becomes the exclusive vendor for all non-alcoholic beverages at Bill Harris Arena for the next three years. Affects pricing and drink options for event attendees.