City renews sole-source contract with Discovery Benefits for employee flexible s
City employees' health and dependent care flexible spending accounts depend on this vendor. A sole-source renewal means no competitive bidding was used.
City employees' health and dependent care flexible spending accounts depend on this vendor. A sole-source renewal means no competitive bidding was used.
The city is spending $2,000 from its general fund to provide unspecified assistance to the school board. Without detail on what this funding covers, the impact on residents is unclear.
The city commits general funds to support Board of Education operations or programs. Details on how the funds will be used are unclear from the item text.
Covers inspection, testing, and upkeep of city elevators in public buildings. Ensures safe, reliable access for residents and staff using municipal facilities.
Funds support HIV/AIDS services and outreach in Birmingham. Sole-source award reflects ongoing partnership with the organization.
Youth Towers, Inc. will provide support services to young residents. The city commits $1,000 from the general fund for this program.
Keeps vision insurance coverage in place for city employees and retirees through the end of 2020 with no new cost.
City employees and retirees continue dental coverage without service interruption. Contract runs through December 31, 2020.
City continues existing services with Boston Mutual under current contract terms. No dollar amount listed; specific services not detailed in available materials.
City commits $6,000 in general-fund spending to Children's Village, Inc. through a sole-source procurement (no competitive bidding).
City contracts with Litter Squad to remove debris and litter from public spaces, improving neighborhood cleanliness and safety.
Funds support affordable housing efforts by Habitat for Humanity in Birmingham, expanding homeownership opportunities for low-income families.
Birmingham and Fultondale will share fire and emergency medical services to improve response times and life-saving capabilities in both communities.
City commits $3,000 in general funds to YWCA Central Alabama via sole-source agreement. No specific services detailed in item text.
City commits $10,000 in sole-source funds to Bush Hill Connections for services; exact purpose not specified in available materials.
City spending decision directing $10,000 to Build Up for services described in the agreement.
The city is spending $2,500 from the general fund on services from Fresh Air Family, Inc., a nonprofit or community organization. The specific service description appears incomplete in the source material.
City enters partnership with Black Nurses Association; dollar amount not disclosed in agenda materials.
Lamar gains permission to enter city property to raise an outdoor advertisement structure. The agreement sets terms for construction access and use of public right-of-way.
City grants Lamar access to public right-of-way to raise a billboard structure. Affects traffic and pedestrian access on 8th Avenue North during construction.