City awards lube body supply contract to Knapheide, 1 year
City commits to a new supplier for lube body equipment maintenance and repairs. Affects vehicle upkeep costs and fleet availability.
City commits to a new supplier for lube body equipment maintenance and repairs. Affects vehicle upkeep costs and fleet availability.
City selects Woodstock Trucking to supply soil mixes for athletic fields at set unit prices over the next year.
Clements Dean Building Co. wins competitive bid to build the Rotary Trail Project, a major public infrastructure investment. Project completion will create new recreational amenity for residents.
Medical insurance administration costs directly affect city employee coverage and out-of-pocket expenses. This competitive bid sets rates for employee health plans over the next year.
City commits $1.29 million to Chilton Contractors for Tiger Phase work, a competitive bid award. Exact scope and neighborhood impact unclear from available information.
Allows Irondale to buy materials through Birmingham's vendor contracts, potentially lowering costs for both cities.
City extends or modifies the original agreement with New Start Neighborhood Birmingham Revitalization, LLC. Details on the specific term changes are unavailable in this summary.
Playground safety surfaces protect children from injuries during play. This competitive bid ensures the city gets quality materials at fair unit prices for ongoing maintenance and repairs across municipal playgrounds.
Crime Stoppers will collect and manage anonymous tips from residents about crimes, helping police investigations. The contract details are not yet disclosed.
City approves lowest competitive bid for multimodal corridor work on High Ore Line, part of Tiger Phase 6 infrastructure. Advances regional transportation connectivity.
Construction project moves forward at Crossplex Street. Competitive bid process awarded to Dunn Construction, a local firm.
City IT infrastructure upgrade via competitive bidding. Contract terms and unit pricing on file with Purchasing.
City commits funds to maintenance of vehicle fleet transmissions, keeping public transportation and services running smoothly.
Competitive bid for ongoing supply of crushed stone to support road maintenance and construction in Birmingham's Eastern Section.
City Hall, IMS, and EOC facilities will receive janitorial services under a competitive bid. Contract keeps public buildings clean and operational.
Competitive bid approves ongoing supply of crushed stone for Western Section maintenance and repairs. No dollar cap provided; terms available in Purchasing Agent office.
City commits to a 6-month renewable contract for maintenance supplies used in municipal lighting systems and facilities.
City commits to purchasing animal control response vehicles from Jackson Creek Manufacturing on a competitive bid. Ensures Animal Control has equipment needed for field operations and emergency response.
Ongoing contract covers alteration services for city uniforms over the next year at negotiated rates.
City commits to buying HVAC units from Carrier at set prices for 13 months. Affects maintenance costs for municipal buildings.