City awards plant-mix asphalt contract to APAC Mid-South
Ensures steady supply of asphalt for road repairs and maintenance across Birmingham's eastern and western sections.
Ensures steady supply of asphalt for road repairs and maintenance across Birmingham's eastern and western sections.
City will pay up to $120,000 from the general fund for legal services through mid-2013. This sole-source contract handles ongoing litigation and legal matters.
Birmingham receives $1 million in state funding to support health initiatives. The grant will expand services or programs in the city.
City commits to a one-year refrigerant supply deal with month-to-month renewal afterward—part of routine spending on materials needed to maintain building HVAC systems.
City commits to 3-year nursing staffing contract at competitive rates. Affects municipal healthcare operations and emergency response capacity.
Shorter wait times and faster commutes for bus riders during morning and evening rush. Builds public transit capacity to reduce traffic congestion.
Birmingham kids gain a new community playground through partnership funding. Project brings recreation space to neighborhood residents at no direct city cost.
Burr and Forman will continue handling litigation and legal matters for the city through June 2013. Taxpayers fund this $425,000 commitment from the general fund without competitive bidding (sole-source contract).
Jail operations depend on reliable uniform suppliers; this 1-year contract with monthly renewal ensures continuity of service for detention staff.
Birmingham CrossPlex upgrades its pool equipment with competitive bidding. Warming pool improves facility amenities for swimmers and rehabilitation programs.
Routine competitive purchase of office supplies needed by city departments. Contract runs six months with month-to-month renewal option.
City purchases fresh baked bread goods as needed through competitive bid. This is a routine vendor contract on the consent agenda.
City commits to buying office paper supplies from Mac Papers via competitive bid. Contract runs 6 months, then rolls to month-to-month terms at fixed unit prices.
City commits to buying paper products from Central Paper for six months at unit prices negotiated competitively. Routine vendor agreement.
General city operations rely on routine office supplies. This competitive contract sets unit prices for paper products across departments for the next six months.
City purchases herbicide chemicals for grounds maintenance and weed control across municipal properties. No dollar amount disclosed; pricing held on file with Purchasing Agent for 13-month term.
Secures herbicide chemicals for city weed control and maintenance operations over one year at pre-negotiated prices.
Competitive purchase of weed-control chemicals for city maintenance operations. One-year contract covers routine vegetation management on public property.
City purchases herbicides for weed and vegetation control on public property. Contract runs 13 months at unit prices approved by the Purchasing Agent.
City will purchase herbicide chemicals on as-needed basis from this vendor for one year at pre-negotiated unit prices. Likely supports routine vegetation control and property maintenance across city grounds.