Contracts & Procurement

City awards $99,700 HVAC contract to Goram Air Conditioning

Cruise Terminal gets cooling system upgrades to improve facility operations and passenger comfort.

City hires Pot-O-Gold Rentals for Mardi Gras toilets; $74,515

City spends $74,515 on portable toilets for Mardi Gras celebrations. Part of annual festival operations budget.

Gulf Coast Exploreum HVAC upgrades awarded to Jaguar Consulting for $20,600

Mobile commits $20,600 to upgrade heating and cooling systems at the Gulf Coast Exploreum, a popular public science museum. Better HVAC improves visitor comfort and protects exhibits.

City awards $339K bridge inspection contract to Thompson Engineering

City is paying Thompson Engineering to inspect bridges throughout Mobile—results will identify repairs needed to keep roads safe and guide future spending on bridge fixes.

Council awards $1.137M contract for Mims Park restroom/concession

Harris Contracting Services will build new restroom and concession facilities at Mims Park, improving amenities for athletic events and public use.

Council rescinds D'Alo Green contract

Contract with D'Alo Green is being canceled, which may affect any ongoing services or projects tied to the original 2021 agreement.

City awards $56,900 to McCrory & Williams for erosion repair at Azalea Golf Cour

Repairs to eroding areas at Azalea Golf Course and 12 Mile Creek will prevent further environmental damage and maintain the course and waterway. Work is funded from the general fund.

Cruise Terminal parking deck repairs: $428,880 contract to Thomas Industries

City awards contract for parking deck repairs at cruise terminal. Work will maintain accessible parking for cruise passengers and port operations.

City contracts Waste Pro USA for dumpster services; $98,000

City commits $98,000 to waste management services across multiple municipal locations. Routine operational spending from general funds.

City awards $326K engineering contract for Riverfront Redevelopment

Moffatt & Nichol will oversee construction and quality inspection for the Mobile Riverfront Redevelopment Project. This is a key oversight role for a major city improvement initiative.

Council awards $95,343 roofing contract to Amerson for 311 Call Center

City spending on facility repairs from general fund. Competitive bid award for critical infrastructure maintenance at emergency services facility.

City awards Blue Cross & Blue Shield contract for employee health coverage

City selected vendor to administer medical benefits for municipal employees. Contract specifies unit prices for third-party administrative services.

Behavioral health contract awarded to Behavioral Health Systems

City employees gain access to mental health counseling and employee assistance services through this competitive vendor contract.

City approves parking license agreement with Cityville Venue at Ballpark

Allows Cityville Venue to operate parking at the ballpark facility. Details on parking rates, revenue share, and terms not provided in summary.

ITEM 11. A Resolution authorizing the Mayor, the Director of Finance and the City Clerk of the City to take all actions, and to execute and deliver agreements and other related documents for credit rating services for total fees in an amount not to exceed

City contracts with Vulcan Park Foundation for $2,500

The city enters a sole-source agreement with Vulcan Park Foundation. The specific goods or services are not detailed in the public record.

Council awards bid to Graybar Electric for electrical hardware and traffic parts

City supplies electrical equipment for traffic signals, lighting, and public infrastructure. This competitive bid ensures competitive pricing and reliable stock for public works maintenance.

City hires BGrace Media for $32,800 web, video, and COVID engagement

City commits $32,800 to BGrace Media for website development, advertising, COVID-19 community outreach, and video production—routine marketing and communications spend.

City awards traffic-control parts contract to Transportation Control Systems

City funds replacement parts and hardware for traffic signals and street lighting across Birmingham. Competitive bid process ensures taxpayer value on routine infrastructure maintenance.

Traffic Parts supply contract approved after competitive bid

City upgrades traffic signal and lighting components through competitive procurement. Ensures reliable traffic control infrastructure.