Amendment extends Engineering Design Technologies contract to $150K
City commits additional $47,210 to Engineering Design Technologies for ongoing work. Increases total contract value to $150,312.
City commits additional $47,210 to Engineering Design Technologies for ongoing work. Increases total contract value to $150,312.
Routine IT procurement for city operations. Contract covers office printers, PC software, and related equipment from a competitive bid.
Amendment to the project agreement with Pappadeaux updates terms of the existing partnership. Citizens deserve transparency on changes to city contracts, even routine amendments.
City commits an additional $286,000 to architectural firm Giattina Aycock, raising the total contract value to $2.8M. The amendment funds work on an unspecified project; full scope and deadline unknown from available details.
Competitive bid for routine municipal pool maintenance supplies. No direct impact on residents' rates or access.
Gillespie Construction won the bid to improve storm drainage on 3rd Court South, where flooding or drainage failures may affect residents' property or safety during heavy rain.
Birmingham approves a one-year weapons contract with Gulf States Distributors for rifle packages, part of police or public safety equipment procurement.
Police and public safety operations secure weapons and equipment through this vendor contract. Award to John Doe Investigations, Frisco, Texas, covers Remington rifle packages at rates on file for one year.
Birmingham is committing city funds to lease a fleet of full-size vehicles for three years through Creative Leasing. This affects the city's operational budget and vehicle management strategy going forward.
City purchases landscape maintenance equipment through competitive bid process.
The city approved a one-year competitive contract with Bel Air Turf Products for backpack blowers used in parks, street maintenance, and grounds care across Birmingham.
City will use Weil Wrecker Service for vehicle towing and storage over the next three years. The contract ensures disabled vehicles, abandoned cars, and impounded vehicles are managed through a competitive bid process.
Birmingham secures towing and vehicle storage through competitive bid. Contract sets rates for impounded vehicles citywide over three years.
City commits $35,000 in public funds to external legal counsel without competitive bidding. Balch & Bingham will assist the City Attorney's office on unspecified legal matters through mid-2014.
Burr & Forman will handle unspecified legal matters for the city through June 2014. Contract uses sole-source procurement without competitive bidding.
City commits up to $45,000 in general funds to external legal counsel through June 2014 without competitive bidding.
City commits $30,000 in general funds to retain Attorney Barry Walker for legal assistance through June 2014. Details about the specific legal matters are not disclosed in public record.
City commits $50,000 from the general fund to hire legal counsel Hand Arendall for undisclosed legal matters through June 2014.
Sole-source legal services contract — city skips competitive bidding to retain outside counsel for unspecified legal matters through June 2014.
City commits $40,000 in general funds to the law firm Christian & Small for legal assistance through June 2014. Sole-source contract means no competitive bidding.