Council authorizes Mayor to sign Housing Authority agreement
Mayor gets authority to finalize a deal with the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District under state housing law. Full terms and dollar amount are cut off in the provided text.
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Contracts & Procurement items
City awards pharmacy benefits contract to Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama
City employees and retirees will get pharmacy coverage through this multi-year contract. The vendor manages drug benefits and pricing for the city's health plan.
Council approves $5,000 sole-source contract with Exposure Community Development
City commits $5,000 to Exposure Community Development Corporation for services under state law. Purpose of the agreement is incomplete in the source material.
City contracts with Urban Impact, Inc. for $14,999
The city will pay Urban Impact, Inc. up to $14,999 for resident services. The specific service scope is incomplete in the source material.
City spends $3,000 on goods from Birmingham Board of Education
Routine purchase from the school board using general funds. Amount is small and item is on consent agenda.
Council awards bid management contract to Alabama Graphic & Engineering
City adopts new online platform for competitive bidding, streamlining procurement transparency for public contracts. Affects how future vendor awards are managed and tracked.
City hires Terri Tran as district field consultant
City will pay consultant Terri Tran to conduct field interviews and collect concerns from constituents across districts. Details on cost and scope of work not fully disclosed in agenda item.
City commits $10K to Birmingham FC, LLC for goods/services
The city is spending $10,000 with Birmingham FC, LLC. The specific goods or services aren't listed in the agenda description.
Council awards $3,000 contract to Children's Village, Inc.
City contracts with Children's Village, Inc. for goods and services under sole-source procurement rules.
Sole-source: City hires Jordan Media Group for social media and video work, $13,
City spending public money on social media strategy and video production without competitive bidding. Vendor selection limited to one company.
Council approves $50K agreement with Birmingham Zoo
City commits $50,000 in general funds to Birmingham Zoo, Inc. under a new agreement. Purpose of services not fully specified in title.
City pays Ruffner Mountain Nature Coalition $10K for advertising
Public funds support outreach for the Ruffner Mountain nature area, likely promoting use of green space in the community.
Amended redevelopment agreement with Alabama School of Fine Arts Foundation
City modifies its redevelopment partnership with the Alabama School of Fine Arts Foundation. Terms and impact on the school's operations or the city's obligations are not specified in available materials.
City approves $3,000 contract with Crisis Center, Inc.
Contract funds crisis support services in the community.
Council approves $5,000 grant to Birmingham AIDS Outreach
City commits $5,000 to support HIV/AIDS prevention and education services in Birmingham.
City approves $2,500 contract with Youth Towers, Inc.
City is awarding a sole-source contract to Youth Towers, Inc. for goods and services. The specific services are not fully detailed in the agenda materials.
Amended Redevelopment Agreement with Alabama School of Fine Arts Foundation
City approves changes to the redevelopment agreement with Alabama School of Fine Arts Foundation. Details on the amendment and its impact on the project are not fully available in the agenda text.
City approves $10,375 agreement with Birmingham Board of Education
City commits $10,375 from general funds to provide unspecified services to the school system.
Council authorizes agreement with Girls Life Unlimited for job training
City partners with Girls Life Unlimited to deliver workforce development and job readiness training to residents facing hardship.
Sole-source: City hires Mary Beth Young as growth consultant for District 4
District 4 will use outside consulting to drive economic growth and development. Dollar amount not disclosed in agenda materials.