City awards housing rehab contract to ReDesigned Living & Construction
ReDesigned Living & Construction wins competitive bid for CRGP Housing Rehabilitation work across 7 cases, improving residential conditions in the community.
ReDesigned Living & Construction wins competitive bid for CRGP Housing Rehabilitation work across 7 cases, improving residential conditions in the community.
Birmingham will partner with BJCTA to buy and install technology helping transit riders access real-time arrival and service information. Better commuter access to schedules and alerts.
City vehicles will be fueled under this contract. Competitive bidding helps control fuel costs for municipal operations.
Birmingham provides operational support to the U.S. Football League in exchange for hosting games and events; details on specific services and long-term obligations are in the full agreement.
Watkins Acy Strunk Design Inc. will create site and lighting designs for Bienville Square, a downtown public space. This step clears the way for construction improvements to enhance the neighborhood.
Fire Station #7 will get updated shower facilities. The contract is being financed through the city's capital budget.
City commits $326,000 to Moffatt & Nichol, Inc. for engineering and inspection services on the Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment Project—a major infrastructure investment shaping downtown's future.
City commits to a multi-year legal services agreement with a specialized law firm. No dollar amount specified in the public record.
City Hall employees and visitors will get food service from Perfect Note (TK Productions and Events, LLC). Contract pricing is available in the Purchasing Office.
City buys maintenance supplies and repairs for overhead doors across municipal buildings on an as-needed basis.
Second amendment increases total funding to this partner organization by $190,000 from city general fund. The nature of Alethia House's services is not specified in available materials.
City approves one-year supply agreement with Cubic ITS for vehicle detection equipment at negotiated unit prices. Public should know who supplies traffic management technology and at what terms.
City commits $10,000 to Christian Service Mission to support services for District Five residents.
City commits $25,000 in general funds to support the Alabama Symphonic Orchestra's operations and programming.
City buys traffic sign supplies on a routine basis to maintain road safety and traffic control equipment across the city.
City employees in four uniform groups (1, 3, 4, 5) will receive uniforms under a competitive contract with Galls, LLC, with pricing held on file in the Purchasing Agent's office.
City approves vendor for ongoing supply of traffic signs, sign blanks, and reflective sheeting needed for street and safety signage citywide.
City buys uniforms for employees on a competitive bid; contract includes renewal option and pricing set by the Purchasing Agent.
City extends its agreement with Benevate, Inc. (Neighborly Software) for one more year starting March 5, 2022. Dollar amount and specific services not disclosed in agenda.
Routine supplies purchase on a competitive bid. Sets the unit prices the city will pay for office paper over the next year.