City awards ammunition contract to Precision Delta Corporation
Police training and operations depend on reliable ammunition supply. This multi-year contract sets the unit prices and terms for purchasing ammunition and targets as needed.
Police training and operations depend on reliable ammunition supply. This multi-year contract sets the unit prices and terms for purchasing ammunition and targets as needed.
City approves competitive contract for police ammunition and training supplies. Purchase amount and term not disclosed in agenda.
City commits an additional $225,522 to electrical work at the Birmingham Intermodal Facility, raising the project's contractor costs. The scope or timeline for Phase 2 Bid Package 2E has shifted.
Police will purchase protective helmets from Sirchie Acquisition for one year under a competitive bid framework. Unit prices are on file with the city's Purchasing Agent.
Thomas Land Clearing will handle disaster cleanup and debris removal as needed across the city. The company will provide services at pre-approved unit prices, ensuring faster response when storms or emergencies strike.
City commits to multi-year workers' comp claims administration through a competitive bid. Affects how employee injury claims are processed and paid.
The city enters into a partnership with Cornerstone Revitalization Foundation, though the specific terms and benefits to residents are not detailed in the available materials.
Four CRGP-funded residential rehabilitation projects move forward. Contractor Southern Remodeling begins work on FY16-82, FY16-90, FY16-96, and FY16-101 to improve homes in Birmingham.
City invests in rehabilitation of blighted houses across multiple neighborhoods through the Community Revitalization Grant Program (CRGP). These projects help stabilize deteriorating properties and support neighborhood recovery.
Council is correcting a 2017 resolution with faulty language and approving a contract amendment with Battle Miller Construction. Details on the project scope and cost impact are not provided.
City commits to rehabilitate blighted houses under Community Development Block Grant program. Winning bidder Slate Industrial Solutions will oversee work on six properties (FY16-83, FY16-88, FY16-89, FY16-93, FY16-99, FY16-104).
Diversified Industries wins competitive bid to rehabilitate vacant or blighted houses across four projects in the city (FY16-80, FY16-84, FY16-86, FY16-94), bringing them back into use or sale-ready condition.
City approves supplier for 10-panel drug screening kits used in public safety and forensic testing. Purchase is as-needed; unit prices locked in on file with Purchasing Agent.
City authorizes one-year supply contract with Pioneer Manufacturing for synthetic turf paint needed on city athletic fields and grounds. Unit prices will be used as needed throughout the contract period.
City buys rapid-test kits for K2/synthetic cannabinoids to support law enforcement and public safety response. Tests help identify dangerous drugs in circulation.
City awarded competitive bid for uniforms (shirts, trousers, caps, toboggans) from local vendor Galls LLC. Routine vendor payment for department supplies.
Birmingham sells the former Slossfield Community Center at 191 to The Salvation Army. The transaction removes an unused public asset from city ownership while enabling the nonprofit to expand or repurpose the facility.
City books ground transportation and event logistics for Magic City Classic festival through competitive bid process.
City employees receive new T-shirts, jackets, pullovers, and belts through competitive bidding. Cost to city and employee impact not disclosed in item.
City will use space at Rising West-Princeton Corporation for municipal operations or programming. Agreement details are incomplete, so direct resident impact is unclear.