City awards roll-off box rental contract to Republic Services
Council approved the city's trash and debris removal service through competitive bidding. This vendor will supply 30-yard roll-off containers as needed for city operations.
Council approved the city's trash and debris removal service through competitive bidding. This vendor will supply 30-yard roll-off containers as needed for city operations.
City towing and vehicle storage services affect response times for accident scenes and impound operations. This three-year contract sets rates for those services citywide.
Covers catastrophic medical claims for city employees and their families. Premium of $14.17 per employee per month for July 2013–June 2014.
Council approves 13-month contract for on-demand temporary workers across city departments. Pricing and terms available in the Purchasing Agent's office.
Parks department secures portable basketball and volleyball equipment for city recreation programs.
Covers employee health benefits funded from the general fund. Monthly premium caps at $365 per employee for single coverage under the Value Plan.
Ensures steady supply of replacement parts for city equipment maintenance. Contract runs through the competitive bid process.
Drivers in Birmingham will no longer be able to take the 8-hour Defensive Driving Course or Alive at 25 course through Municipal Court to reduce traffic violations or insurance premiums.
Routine vendor payment for dental services. Minimal financial impact.
Council approved a one-year contract with Advance Mower (Bessemer) to supply replacement parts for the city's Stihl equipment. This ensures maintenance supplies remain available for grounds-keeping and public-works operations.
City commits to recurring equipment purchases from local vendor Traffic Products for digital fiber optic modems used in traffic systems. Agreement runs 1 year plus month-to-month terms.
Sole-source contract locks in monthly health coverage costs for city employees or retirees at $330 per month per enrollee under United Healthcare's Value Plan.
City commits to health insurance coverage through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama. Specifics of plan terms and cost to residents not disclosed in public record excerpt.
Birmingham will buy drug testing kits for law enforcement through a competitive bid with Interdiction Technologies. Kits help officers detect narcotics during traffic stops and investigations.
Ensures police and forensic labs have reliable supplies for drug screening. Contract runs 13 months at competitive rates negotiated by the city.
Competitive bid for road-marking materials and equipment. One-year term with pricing available at the Purchasing Agent's office.
City gains access to temporary cooling units when needed at pre-negotiated rates. Emergency HVAC support helps maintain operations during equipment failures or peak demand periods.
City commits to buying safety shoes and boots from Safety Shoe Distributors for one year at negotiated unit prices. This is routine procurement to equip city workers.
New fire station will improve emergency response times in the area. Civicon, LLC won the competitive bid to complete construction.
Paint and maintenance supplies keep city buildings and infrastructure in working order. This competitive contract sets unit prices for goods the city will purchase as needed.