PNC Stonewall will redevelop the American Life Building, a historic downtown property. Details on investment, timeline, and community benefit are not provided in this summary.
City parks and athletic fields will get maintenance supplies through competitive bidding. One-year contract keeps public spaces in playable condition.
Law enforcement uses LeadsOnline to track secondhand goods sales and identify stolen property. Renewal allows police to continue accessing the database to investigate theft and recover items.
Birmingham continues annual maintenance for INCODE software, which handles city permitting and licensing. This keeps the system operational for residents applying for permits and licenses.
City establishes pricing for electrical, lighting, data/communications and security supplies used across municipal operations and facilities.
City commits to a multi-year equipment lease with Stryker Sales Corporation for medical or surgical devices. The contract binds the city to recurring payments, potentially affecting budget allocations for years to come.
Birmingham and Rocky Ridge Fire/Rescue will coordinate emergency response across jurisdictions to improve life-saving services for residents in both areas.
City commits to a decade-long equipment agreement with Stryker Sales Corporation. Dollar amount and specific equipment type are not detailed in the agenda.
Funding expands support for people at risk of homelessness in Birmingham. The additional federal ESG funds strengthen the city's prevention services.
Birmingham retains Johnson Control for fire protection services through sole-source procurement. Taxpayers fund this essential public safety service.
Funding expands support for people at risk of homelessness in Birmingham. The additional federal ESG funds strengthen the city's prevention services.
City will use EventBooking's cross-platform booking system to streamline public venue reservations and event scheduling, simplifying how residents book city facilities.
City commits to 36-month telecommunications service from AT&T at competitive bid rates. Contract ensures ongoing internet connectivity for city operations and services.
City executes proprietary software license with vendor Cycom Data Systems. Financial terms and contract duration are not disclosed in the agenda item.
City locks in telecommunications rates for all municipal operations over the next three years through competitive bid. Citizens may see impacts on city service reliability and technology infrastructure costs.
City building at 707 20th Street will be leased to Transportation Billing Solutions, LLC, generating revenue from an underutilized municipal property.
Formalizes automatic fire and emergency medical response across Birmingham and Center Point boundaries, ensuring faster response times and better coverage during incidents affecting both jurisdictions.
City renews standing agreement with Office Depot for routine office supplies across all departments at negotiated unit prices.
City adjusts contract terms with the Park and Recreation Board and TWG 2021 Birmingham Foundation to adapt venue operations after COVID-19.
Changes to the City's World Games hosting agreement with TWG 2021 Birmingham Foundation and the International World Games Association reflect evolving event requirements. Citizens funding or hosting the Games deserve to know how the terms have shifted.