Contracts & Procurement

City spends $125K on USS Alabama teak deck replacement

Mobile's historic battleship museum gets critical maintenance to preserve the deck of the decommissioned USS Alabama, a major tourist attraction and naval landmark.

City awards $500K post-disaster tech contract to Longview International

Mobile commits $500,000 over 3 years for emergency response technology services to support disaster recovery operations.

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City awards $449K contract to Aeiker Construction for Lavretta Park playground

New playground equipment will upgrade recreational facilities at Lavretta Park, improving amenities for families and children in the community.

City hires Minnikin Resources for governance review, up to $90K

Mobile is spending $90,000 from general funds on outside consultants to review and improve city governance. Sole-source contract (no competitive bidding) without a public hearing.

City approves $125K USS Alabama teak deck replacement

The city will spend $125,000 to replace the teak deck on the USS Alabama, a historic battleship housed at Memorial Park. This maintains a signature tourist and cultural landmark.

City signs $500K contract with Longview for post-disaster IT support

Mobile commits $500,000 over three years to Longview International for emergency technology services after disasters. This covers IT infrastructure the city will rely on during hurricanes, floods, and other crises.

City awards offset printing contract to Just Rite Printing

City government uses offset printing and copy services for routine operations. This contract sets unit prices for those services on an as-needed basis.

City approves HVAC contract with Trane for 1 year

City locks in pricing for heating, cooling, and air-quality repairs across municipal buildings for the next year through competitive bid.

City awards facility security maintenance contract to Johnson Controls

City commits ongoing spending to Johnson Controls for security system repairs and parts. Bid was competitively awarded; unit prices are on file with the purchasing office.

City awards Zoom Motorsports contract to manage Indy Racing League event

City enters into management agreement with Zoom Motorsports for an Indianapolis Racing League event. Public funding or resources may support this event partnership.

City authorizes agreement with Greater Crestwood Inc.

The city is entering into an agreement with Greater Crestwood Inc., though the specific terms and services are not detailed in the item text provided.

City contracts Mitchell's Place Inc. for therapeutic support services

City funds specialized behavioral and educational support services through sole-source agreement with Mitchell's Place Inc. Agreement details not fully disclosed in available text.

City commits $16,000 to Birmingham Board of Education

City spending $16,000 from general funds to support education services provided by the school board.

City hosts Alabama State Games June 12–14, 2026

Birmingham will welcome athletes and visitors for the statewide competition, bringing economic activity and community events to the city over three days.

City approves dance & fitness programs for youth with 1 Step 2 Fitness

1 Step 2 Fitness will operate dance, fitness, and nutrition programs for youth in Birmingham. Agreement brings new recreational and wellness services to young residents.

Council approves EMS narcotics tracking system contract with Med-Packs

City adopts electronic system to track and secure emergency medical services narcotics, improving accountability and compliance with federal and state drug-handling regulations.

Contract amendment: Info-Tech Research Group Inc.

City extends or modifies its agreement with Info-Tech Research Group for technology services. Amendment details are incomplete in the public record.

Council awards $288K to Bill Smith Electric for Trimmier Park lighting upgrades

Trimmier Park gets upgraded lighting assemblies, improving safety and usability for residents and visitors. Work begins under $288,175 contract.

City funds $90K marketing campaign for Son of a Son of a Sailor Exhibition

Maritime Museum exhibition gets paid promotional push via Finn Partners contract. Brings cultural programming to residents while committing public funds to marketing.