Second amendment: Neighborly Software contract extended one year
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.
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.
City commits to buying hydraulic hoses and fittings from Bridgestone-Hosepower for one year on a competitive bid. No direct impact on residents' taxes or services, but it locks in pricing for routine maintenance supplies.
City locks in unit prices for routine HVAC maintenance and repairs over the next year, helping control ongoing facility costs.
City commits to buy maintenance parts from this vendor for one year at pre-set prices. Keeps municipal equipment operational while locking in costs.
City commits $5,000 to provide goods or services to the school board under this agreement.
CityVision will provide consulting services for District 6 constituents. The sole-source procurement bypasses competitive bidding.
Small payment to the school system from the city budget for unspecified goods or services.
City commits to partnership with veterans organization; details of the agreement not specified in item.
City will purchase asphalt as needed over the next year at agreed unit prices. This is a routine supply contract for street and infrastructure maintenance.
City commits general fund dollars to East Lake Initiative, a local nonprofit. No project scope provided in agenda text.
City funds cultural programming through partnership with local gallery. Event details and community access information should be confirmed with the gallery.
City awards contract to rehabilitate multiple vacant or distressed homes under the Community Revitalization Grant Program. Improves neighborhood housing stock and property values.
The city is exploring a guaranteed income pilot through a partnership with a national mayors' coalition. Details on funding, eligible residents, and program scope are not yet public.
City approves contractor for community housing rehabilitation across 7 projects. Residents in targeted areas will see home improvements funded by city grants.
City approves home rehabilitation work through competitive bid. Improves housing quality in multiple properties via federal/local CRGP funding.
General fund dollars go to a local nonprofit foundation; contract purpose is incomplete in source documents.
Slate Industrial Solutions wins competitive bid for housing rehabilitation across 8 city properties. Project details and pricing were truncated in the source text.
Kennedy Development Properties wins competitive bid to rehabilitate homes in four CRGP housing cases. Exact dollar amount and affected neighborhoods not disclosed in agenda text.
City approves competitive bid for rehabilitation work on four CRGP housing cases. Specific addresses and dollar amount not disclosed in item title.
City funds rehabilitation work on multiple homes through the CRGP Housing program. Improves neighborhood housing stock and property conditions.