City funds Birmingham Urban League free event with $21,500
Birmingham Urban League will host a free public event to enhance community services using city funds.
Birmingham Urban League will host a free public event to enhance community services using city funds.
City allocates $500 to support Birmingham Stars, Inc.'s Red Ribbon Exhibition in Pratt City, a community awareness event.
City commits $14,999 to GPS Educational Services for community outreach and exhibits. Sole-source award means no competitive bidding occurred.
Council is funding a new effort to install historical signs marking Birmingham's railroad heritage across the city and create a website showing their locations. Helps preserve local history and improve wayfinding for residents and visitors.
City increases payment to JJ Morley Enterprises by $84,238, raising the total contract value to $1.09M. The purpose of the work is not specified in available documents.
City approves competitive bid for emergency radio communications equipment and service. Supports police, fire, and other emergency responders.
City will enter an agreement with Huffman High School; the full dollar amount and purpose are not stated in the agenda text.
Airbnb will now collect and send lodging taxes owed to the city on short-term rentals. Makes tax compliance easier for the city and platforms while ensuring tourism revenue reaches municipal services.
City commits funds for vehicle radiator repairs and replacements through competitive bid. Routine procurement on consent agenda.
City secures competitive pricing for heavy-duty truck maintenance parts used in routine municipal operations. As-needed purchase structure reduces upfront costs while maintaining equipment availability.
City fleet maintenance costs depend on competitive purchasing of parts. This contract locks in unit prices for heavy-duty truck parts across multiple categories.
Locks in pricing for heavy-duty vehicle maintenance parts the city uses to keep municipal fleets running. Pricing is on file with the Purchasing Agent.
City commits to buy heavy-duty truck parts from Birmingham Freightliner at pre-negotiated unit prices. Routine vendor agreement for fleet maintenance.
City will purchase vehicle replacement parts (alternators and starters) from a local Birmingham vendor as needed. Ensures city fleet maintenance can continue efficiently.
Dunn Construction will supply asphalt for city road repairs and maintenance. This multi-year contract sets prices for the materials needed to keep streets in repair.
Council awards vehicle parts contract to local vendor SJ, LLC. Covers alternators and starters for city fleet maintenance at competitively bid unit prices.
City buys replacement and repair radiators for municipal buildings through competitive bid.
The city is committing an additional $8,298 to complete Alternate Five of the Birmingham Intermodal Facility Phase 2 project. This represents a contract modification to an existing construction project.
City maintains road safety equipment by purchasing sign posts and mounting hardware through competitive bid. Ensures traffic signs stay secure and visible.