Council approves turnout gear contract with Sunbelt Fire
City commits to competitive pricing for firefighter safety equipment. No dollar cap specified in title.
City commits to competitive pricing for firefighter safety equipment. No dollar cap specified in title.
City commits to purchasing mobile equipment, passenger car, and light truck tires from Goodyear at fixed unit prices. Residents benefit from routine vehicle maintenance cost certainty for city fleet operations.
City commits to ongoing fire safety equipment and maintenance services through competitive bid. Ensures fire extinguishers are maintained across municipal facilities.
City will buy construction materials at fixed unit prices from Wade Sand & Gravel. This vendor will supply crushed stone, riprap, and sand as needed for city projects.
City fleet vehicles will get repair and replacement glass through this multi-year contract. Covers installation and repairs on an as-needed basis.
City purchases Pierce, Spartan, Quality, and Sutphen fire trucks through competitive bid. Equipment supports emergency response and public safety.
City commits to buying plumbing supplies from American Pipe & Supply at set unit prices for one year. Costs covered by department budgets as needed.
City facilities will use WestMed Disposal for medical waste pickup and processing at agreed unit prices for one year. Contract ensures safe, compliant disposal of biohazardous materials from municipal health operations.
City commits ongoing funds to Charter for cable TV and high-speed internet services at municipal locations.
Fire alarm systems across city buildings stay operational and maintained. Contractor provides troubleshooting, repair, and monitoring services as needed.
City Council approved a vendor contract for ongoing cable TV and high-speed internet services. Rates and terms are established in the bid document on file.
City facilities will get copier services and equipment from the winning bidder. Contract covers machines and support for various municipal buildings.
Kendra Scott, LLC will sponsor and host an event promoting the city's StrongHer women's initiative at no cost to the city. The partnership brings private support to a municipal campaign.
City facilities will receive Cable TV and high-speed internet service under competitive bid pricing. Terms are on file with the city purchasing office.
City commits to ongoing cable TV and high-speed internet services through Charter. Residents depend on these utilities for connectivity and information access.
City commits to buying air filters from Filterbuy under a one-year agreement at unit prices set in the purchasing office. This is a routine service contract supporting building maintenance.
City locks in pricing for concrete supplies on an as-needed basis. Standard municipal infrastructure material, likely supporting street repairs and building maintenance across the city.
City approves competitive bid for PCs and IT accessories from ConvergeOne. Establishes pricing terms for equipment purchases as needed.
Support for One Place's family justice services expands access to legal aid and victim support in Birmingham. The center helps families navigate domestic violence, custody, and related civil matters.
City machinery maintenance gets competitive pricing through a multi-year parts supply agreement. Citizens benefit from lower equipment repair costs across city operations.