City hires GCR, Inc. to develop housing needs plan
City is investing in a professional study to identify housing gaps and guide future housing policy. Results will shape how Birmingham addresses affordability and availability.
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Contracts & Procurement items
City awards temporary staffing contract to E-Staff
City will use E-Staff to fill short-term staffing needs across departments. Contract runs one year with month-to-month renewal options.
City awards temp staffing contract to Lyons HR, 1 year
Council approved vendor to provide temporary employee services for city departments. Unit prices are on file with the Purchasing Agent; contract auto-renews month-to-month after year one.
City awards temporary staffing contract to E-Staff
City will use E-Staff to fill short-term staffing needs across departments. Contract runs one year with month-to-month renewal options.
City awards temporary staffing contract to E-Staff
City will use E-Staff to fill short-term staffing needs across departments. Contract runs one year with month-to-month renewal options.
City awards temp staffing contract to Lyons HR, 1 year
Council approved vendor to provide temporary employee services for city departments. Unit prices are on file with the Purchasing Agent; contract auto-renews month-to-month after year one.
Medical supplies contract awarded to Henry Schein, Inc.
City purchasing medical supplies through competitive bid at fixed unit prices for 13 months. Citizens pay less when vendors compete fairly.
City awards medical-supplies contract to Bound Tree Medical
Council approved a one-year medical-supplies vendor for city operations; the contract includes monthly renewal options after the initial term.
1-year medical supplies contract awarded to Midwest Medical
City commits to purchasing medical supplies from Midwest Medical Supply Company at pre-negotiated unit prices. Routine vendor agreement supporting city operations and services.
Council increases funding to Construction Industry Authority $75K to $275K annua
City raises annual spending on Birmingham Construction Industry Authority operations by $75,000. Citizens should know how tax revenue supports this construction-sector agency.
City awards uniform contract to Liberty Store for one year
The city commits to purchasing work uniforms from Liberty Store at set prices for the next year. This is routine procurement for municipal operations.
Council awards $205.7K culvert contract to J.D. Morris
City repairs aging stormwater infrastructure in Parkside neighborhood. Work addresses drainage and flood-risk reduction.
Council awards 1-year work uniform contract to Municipal and Commercial Uniforms
City employees will get uniforms from this vendor for the next year at pre-negotiated prices. This is a routine operational purchase on the consent agenda.
City awards cardiovascular equipment contract to Grow Fitness Group
Grow Fitness Group will supply exercise equipment to city facilities on a one-year contract. Exact price and specific locations not disclosed in agenda summary.
Cooper Law Firm legal contract extended; city adds $100K
City commits additional $100,000 to Cooper Law Firm's legal services under sole-source contract, raising total spend to $145,000 through June 2026.
Sole-source: Attorney Barry Walker legal services extended $50K to $80K total
City commits additional $50,000 to Attorney Barry Walker for legal work under sole-source contract — no competitive bidding process.
City expands legal contract with Burr and Forman to $800K
Burr and Forman receives an additional $450,000 in city funding for legal services. Sole-source contract means no competitive bidding process.
City awards 1-year contract to POM Inc. for parking meters
Parking meter maintenance and replacement affects enforcement of paid parking zones citywide; this contract ensures meters stay operational for revenue collection.
Council awards exercise equipment contract to Promaxima
City locks in unit pricing for gym equipment purchases over the next 13 months, likely for recreation centers or municipal fitness facilities.
City awards 1-year contract to POM Inc. for parking meters
Parking meter maintenance and replacement affects enforcement of paid parking zones citywide; this contract ensures meters stay operational for revenue collection.