City hires Anderson Dulaney for tennis lessons at Mobile Tennis Center
Mobile Tennis Center will offer tennis instruction under a new sole-source contract worth up to $80,000 annually. The program expands recreation services available to residents.
Mobile Tennis Center will offer tennis instruction under a new sole-source contract worth up to $80,000 annually. The program expands recreation services available to residents.
Mobile Tennis Center will offer instruction under a sole-source contract with instructor Stephen Eaker. Residents using the facility can expect consistent tennis lesson programming through this year-long agreement.
Mobile funds tennis lessons at the public Tennis Center through a sole-source contract. Residents and families can access structured instruction at the city facility.
The city commits $294,460 to hire Henderson Building Solutions to independently verify the Mobile Arena's systems are working properly before opening. This is a routine but essential step for major public facilities.
City commits $500,000 in sole-source funds to upgrade visitor technology and facilities at the Mobile Sports Hall of Fame, enhancing the tourism and cultural experience downtown.
Thompson Engineering will replace aging fenders protecting the Mobile River waterfront. The sole-source award means the city selected one vendor without competitive bidding.
City commits to a multi-year service agreement for cot maintenance and supply. Contract covers up to three years and will be paid from city operating funds.
Bama Sign Shop is now the city's vendor for ongoing press room supply needs at negotiated unit prices for the next year.
City approves one-year agreement with United Rentals for equipment rental services at set unit prices. Contract covers equipment needs across city operations.
City approves purchase of Pierce, Spartan, Quality, and Wheeled Coach fire trucks and rescue equipment from Sunbelt Fire, Inc. Details on pricing and delivery timeline not provided.
City approves competitive bid from Knox Pest Control, Columbus, Georgia, to provide pest control services at pre-agreed unit prices. Contract runs one year with guaranteed rates.
City will use Granicus software to track and manage short-term rentals, including address identification and compliance tools. Software helps enforce rental regulations.
The city is committing to a multi-year software service (CellHawk, used by law enforcement and city agencies to track mobile devices and investigate crimes). The cost and specific operational impact are not disclosed in the available text.
Police department gains access to forensic tools and services for criminal investigations. Spending commits recurring tax dollars to this vendor.
Joseph C. Dotch Community Center's swimming pools will get repairs and improvements, keeping the facility operational for residents. Work is funded from the general fund.
Hillsdale Park pool upgrades will improve recreation access for residents. Work addresses deferred maintenance at a community center serving South Mobile neighborhoods.
John Kidd Park's swimming pools will get repairs and upgrades, improving recreation access for nearby residents. Work funded from the city's general budget.
City buildings will get regular maintenance for air conditioning systems at municipal locations. Keeps essential city facilities operational and prevents costly emergency repairs.
Figures Park swimming pools get necessary repairs and upgrades, funded from the city's general fund. Project maintains public recreation access for residents.
Modifies terms of an existing contract with software vendors. Details of the amendment—cost, scope, or timeline changes—are not disclosed in this summary.