City awards $16K to Knight Sign for two Fairmont neighborhood signs
Two new brick neighborhood signs will mark and promote the Fairmont area. Low-cost placemaking investment in neighborhood identity.
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Council hires Miller Development Group for $15K lobbying contract
City commits $15,000 in general-fund spending to lobbying services supporting Council operations. This sole-source contract goes directly to a private firm without competitive bidding.
City awards printing supplies contract to Mark Andy
The city will buy spiral coils, press ink, and printing supplies from Mark Andy Print Products as needed. This ensures ongoing supplies for city printing operations.
City-Schools agreement for student goods and services
The city will provide goods or services to Birmingham City Schools students, but the agenda item is incomplete—details are in a separate file that was not provided here.
City funds field trips for Birmingham City Schools students
City will spend general fund dollars on educational field trips for students in Birmingham City Schools.
City partners with Files Art Project for free dance and music workshops
Birmingham residents gain access to free cultural programming—dance and music workshops—through a partnership with The Files Art Project.
Print Shop supplies: 1-year contract awarded to Mac Papers, Inc.
City committed to buying film and press room supplies from Mac Papers at negotiated unit prices for the next year. Standard vendor contract for municipal operations.
Council approves supplies contract with Bama Sign Supply
City purchases printing and press room supplies for its in-house print shop on a competitive bid basis.
City awards $20,000 sole-source graphics contract to Thrive Tech
City commits $20,000 in public funds to Thrive Tech for graphic design and artwork services without competitive bidding.
Jail food services contract awarded to Trinity Services Group, 3 years
City commits to three-year food service contract for the jail. Contract price and terms are on file with the Purchasing Agent.
City awards comparison microscope contract to Leeds Precision Instruments
Council approves one-year contract with Leeds Precision Instruments for forensic comparison microscope equipment. This is a routine competitive procurement on consent.
City approves Uptrust pilot program for text analysis software
Uptrust will test software designed to improve city operations through automated text analysis. The pilot's results will determine whether the city expands the tool to other departments.
City approves $15K contract with Birmingham Urban League
General fund spending on community services from sole-source vendor. Citizens can track public money directed to the Urban League for goods and services.
City renews Perceptive Content support contract with Hyland LLC
Maintains software that stores city documents and records. No immediate cost impact disclosed in this item.
City awards $339K to Thompson Engineering for bridge inspections
Mobile will inspect bridges across the city to assess structural safety and identify repairs needed. Results guide future maintenance spending and road-safety priorities.
City accepts $2.1M state grant for conservation and natural resources
Mobile receives nearly $2.1 million from Alabama's Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to support environmental and natural resource projects in the city.
City approves $10,000 agreement with Birmingham Board of Education
City commits $10,000 in public funds to the school board for an unspecified purpose under state law.
City awards $98K dumpster contract to Waste Pro USA
Mobile commits $98,000 in general-fund spending for dumpster services at city facilities. Routine vendor contract for waste management.
City awards $428,880 to Thomas Industries for Cruise Terminal parking deck repai
Cruise Terminal parking improvements keep the facility operational and accessible for visitors and staff. The $428,880 investment maintains critical port infrastructure.
City hires McCrory & Williams to fix erosion at Azalea Golf Course for $56,900
Repairs to Azalea Golf Course and 12 Mile Creek will stabilize eroding areas, protecting the golf course and waterway from further damage. Work protects a public recreation facility and natural resource used by residents and visitors.