City spends $112,727 on goods and services for Birmingham City Schools
City commits public funds to support students at Birmingham City Schools through a sole-source agreement with the Board of Education.
City commits public funds to support students at Birmingham City Schools through a sole-source agreement with the Board of Education.
City approved competitive bid for ongoing supply of construction aggregates (crushed stone, riprap, sand). Unit prices on file with Purchasing Agent.
City funds will support goods and services for students in Birmingham schools. Specific programs or schools are not detailed in the available text.
City infrastructure maintenance projects in the Western Section will use this supplier for aggregate materials. Contract terms are on file at the Purchasing Agent's office.
City approved competitive bid for aggregate materials (crushed stone, riprap, sand) needed for Eastern Section infrastructure and construction projects. Ensures reliable supply of materials at approved unit prices.
City commits over $1.1 million over three years for information technology services through sole-source procurement. Citizens should know who won this contract and whether competitive bidding was considered.
City spending over $112,000 on goods and services for Birmingham public school students. Details of what specific programs or supplies are included were cut off in the item description.
General fund money supports student services through partnership with Birmingham Board of Education. Specifics of goods and services are not detailed in available text.
SHI International wins competitive bid to supply commercial software and services for one year. Contract terms are on file at the Purchasing Agent's office.
The city is paying Birmingham Times Media Group up to $65,000 for unspecified goods or services without competitive bidding. The incomplete description makes it unclear what residents are funding.
City locks in pricing for routine HVAC maintenance supplies across municipal buildings for the next year.
City commits general fund money to Promoting Empowerment and Enrichment Resources without competitive bidding.
City will spend $112,727 to provide goods and services for Birmingham public school students. Details of what goods or services are included were not provided in the agenda description.
The city approves a new agreement with Red Mountain Theatre Company to provide theatre experiences that enrich and educate residents, strengthening Birmingham's cultural offerings.
City enters a lease agreement with D.T.P., Inc. for property at 930. Details on lease terms, duration, and revenue are not provided in the item description.
The city commits to support affordable housing development through partnership with a nonprofit. Amounts and specific projects will affect housing availability and affordability for residents seeking below-market-rate homes.
City transfers property to a housing rehabilitation nonprofit to support neighborhood redevelopment and affordable housing efforts.
Jazz Hall of Fame of Alabama will manage city operations. This defines the organization's authority and responsibilities for a public cultural asset.
City buildings will receive ongoing window cleaning over three years under a competitive bid contract. The exact price and scope are available in the Purchasing Agent's office.