Council awards paint contract to Sherwin-Williams for one year
City locks in unit prices for paint and supplies citywide for the next 12 months. Sherwin-Williams won the competitive bid to provide materials as needed.
City locks in unit prices for paint and supplies citywide for the next 12 months. Sherwin-Williams won the competitive bid to provide materials as needed.
City commits to buying printers, computers, and related software from Connection through a competitive bid process. Price and terms are on file with the purchasing office.
City buys hydraulic hoses and fittings as needed over the next year from Bridgestone-Hosepower at competitive rates; unit prices approved and on file.
The city is entering into an agreement with a community development corporation affiliated with Greater Shiloh Baptist Church, though the specific purpose, dollar amount, and duration are not fully disclosed in the available text.
City buys ongoing software support from Business Systems & Consultants; terms and cost not specified in available text.
City continues partnership with STREAM Innovations through a 12-month extension. Amendment modifies prior contract terms to allow continued service delivery.
City commits $50,000 to Urban Impact, Inc. for ongoing services through next year. Full scope of services not detailed in the title; check the full resolution text for what residents are funding.
City approves a licensing agreement for RENEW Birmingham to host an event on city property or with city support. Details on the event type, location, and any cost to the city are not fully disclosed in the agenda.
City commits up to $805,000 to continue funding Jones Valley Urban Farm for 12 months. Contract supports local food production and community agriculture.
City extends its partnership with Penny Foundation for an additional year and a half, maintaining ongoing services or support through mid-2025.
Amendment increases the city's investment in affordable housing development through Habitat for Humanity. Supports new homes for low-income residents in the area.
City agrees to pay Noble Chapel CME Community Development $1,500 to provide facilities for the Riley program. Details of the program and facility type are incomplete.
City commits $250,000 to Create Birmingham for 12 months of services. Funds public spending on this organization; details of services unclear from agenda text.
City parks, landscaping, and grounds maintenance will use these supplies as needed throughout the year at pre-agreed unit prices.
City purchases pesticides, fertilizers, and soil amendments as needed at pre-negotiated unit prices. Contract ensures competitive pricing for routine mosquito and vegetation control across city properties.
City purchases maintenance supplies through competitive bid. Award locks in unit prices for pesticides, fertilizers, and soil amendments as needed.
City commits to purchasing pesticides, fertilizers, and soil amendments from Adapco at pre-set unit prices. The contract covers routine grounds maintenance across city properties.
The Mayor will sign a funding agreement with the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Details on the project scope, amount, and timeline are not available in the item title.
Public funding supports STEM education programs at a community science center. Students and families gain access to hands-on learning opportunities.