City awards $98,757 contract to Giffen Recreation Inc.
City spending federal rescue funds on recreation services. Contract goes to Giffen Recreation, a Pelham, Alabama firm, using no-bid procurement.
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Council awards $120,972 recreation contract to Giffen Recreation, Inc.
City commits $120,972 to Giffen Recreation for recreation services. Awarded without competitive bidding.
City awards $45K contract to Mercy Deliverance Ministries
City commits $45,000 to Mercy Deliverance Ministries for unspecified services under a sole-source agreement.
City awards $97K contract to Bama Wellness for nutrition program
Sole-source contract funds "Eat Your Way to Better Performance" nutrition initiative. Details on program scope and beneficiaries not specified in agenda text.
City contracts Goodr, Inc. for poor relief services, $75,500
City commits $75,500 from general funds to Goodr, Inc. for care of low-income residents. Sole-source contract requires council approval.
City contracts with Better Basics, Inc. for $72,000
City commits $72,000 to Better Basics, Inc. for implementation of Better Basics program. Details of the program's scope and public benefit are incomplete in the agenda item.
Sole-source: City awards CHORE $100K for Champion Habits program
City contracts with CHORE to expand its Champion Habits program, using $100,000 in general funds. Program details are cut off in the agenda description.
Mayor authorized to sign $5,000 agreement with FLIX, Inc.
City commits $5,000 to FLIX, Inc. under a new vendor agreement. Purpose not fully detailed in available text.
City funds AG Gaston Boys & Girls Club $50K for youth education
City commits $50,000 to support educational and enrichment programs for youth through a community partner. Funds come from general budget.
City awards $44,850 contract to Swarco McCain Inc. (3 years)
City commits $44,850 in general funds to Swarco McCain for a 3-year agreement. Specific goods or services not fully detailed in available text.
City contracts Rebirth Community Corp. for $172,500 initiatives
City funds community-focused programs through Rebirth Community Corporation. One-year contract runs through next budget cycle.
Fourth Amendment: Stryke lease/purchase agreement
The city is modifying its 10-year lease agreement with Stryke. Details on what changes — term extension, payment adjustments, or operational updates — are not provided in the agenda summary.
City approves $370K contract with Cornerstone Revitalization Foundation
City commits $370,000 to Cornerstone Revitalization Foundation for revitalization services under a sole-source agreement. Specific scope of work is unclear from the limited description provided.
City funding agreement with Food+Culture for annual Food & Cultural Festival
Brings a recurring cultural and food festival to Birmingham starting September 19. Supports local food businesses and community cultural programming.
City awards safety shoes contract to Hayes Shoes
City employees get work boots and safety shoes through competitive bid. Prices are on file with the Purchasing Agent.
City awards toner-cartridge contract to ODP Business Solutions
City locks in unit prices for toner supplies through competitive bid. One-year term keeps office operations cost-controlled.
City awards $75,000 contract to Nurture of Alabama, Inc.
City will pay Nurture of Alabama up to $75,000 for services; full service description is unclear from the agenda text.
City awards fire suppression supply contract to NAFECO
Fire departments get a steady supplier of suppression equipment at pre-negotiated prices. Contract covers one year of as-needed purchases.
City amends housing development agreement with HRCA
Expands federal HOME Investment funding to support affordable housing development in Birmingham through amended partnership with HRCA.
Council awards electrical supplies contract to Graybar Electric
City approved a competitive bid to supply lighting, data, and security products as needed. The contract locks in unit prices for routine equipment purchases across city facilities.