City approves $534 contract with South Hall of Irondale for holiday light storag
City spending to store seasonal holiday decorations. Routine vendor payment on consent agenda.
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Contracts & Procurement items
City hires Oscar Wilson for DJ services, $300
Small spending decision on routine vendor contract. Citizens can track who delivers city services and how funds are spent.
City spends $1,000 on goods/services for Birmingham schools
The city is committing general-fund money to support Birmingham Board of Education students, though the specific goods or services are not detailed in the agenda text.
City hires DJ Michael Jackson for $300 in disk jockey services
Spending city funds on entertainment services. Routine vendor payment approved without competitive bidding.
City funds $1,000 goods/services agreement with Board of Education
Routine spending decision: the city commits $1,000 to supply goods or services benefiting Birmingham students. Amount is small and purpose is education-focused, but citizens deserve visibility into vendor payments and counterparties.
City spends $1,000 with Public Library for student programs
Small grant funds library support for Birmingham students. Details on specific programs not provided in agenda.
City expands fiber-optic cable network by 892 linear feet
Fifth amendment to Birmingham Data Link agreement extends broadband infrastructure in city right-of-way, supporting digital connectivity expansion.
City funds $1,000 goods/services for Birmingham Board of Education students
The city is spending $1,000 to provide unspecified goods or services to Birmingham school students. The description is incomplete, making it hard to assess what benefit students receive.
City spends $1,000 with Public Library for student programs
Small grant funds library support for Birmingham students. Details on specific programs not provided in agenda.
City awards glass-sphere contract to Swarco Industries
City selected Swarco Industries as the supplier for glass spheres (likely used in street signs and road reflectors) through competitive bidding for the next year.
City hires DJ Michael Jackson for $300 in services
City spending $300 on disk jockey services for an event or function. No-bid contract approved on consent agenda.
Council awards traffic sign post contract to Vulcan Inc.
City replaces worn or damaged steel traffic sign posts as needed over the next year through this vendor contract. Unit prices are on file with the Purchasing Agent.
Council approves pest control contract with Gregory Pest Solutions
City secures pest control services for municipal facilities under competitive bid. Annual contract helps maintain healthy, functional public buildings.
Council awards pest control contract to Knox Pest Control
City locks in pest control pricing for municipal facilities over the next year. Helps protect city buildings and public spaces from rodent and insect infestations.
City awards internet contract to AT&T for 1-year term
City commits funds to internet service for municipal operations. Contract is renewable for two additional years.
City awards secondary internet contract to Bright House Networks
City purchases backup internet service at unit prices for one year. Ensures continuity of municipal services and public access systems.
City awards riot control suit contract to Lawmen's and Shooters
Birmingham purchases protective equipment for crowd control response. Contract pricing and terms are on file with the Purchasing Agent.
City awards thermal imager bid to Kenco Fire Equipment
Fire Department gains heat-imaging cameras to improve emergency response, rescue operations, and scene assessment. Equipment helps firefighters locate people and assess structural hazards in smoke and darkness.
City awards crowd-control gear contract to Dana Safety Supply
Birmingham police will equip officers with gas masks, canisters, and defense spray approved through competitive bid. Citizens deserve transparency on law-enforcement procurement and equipment use policies.
City awards thermal imager bid to Kenco Fire Equipment
Fire Department gains heat-imaging cameras to improve emergency response, rescue operations, and scene assessment. Equipment helps firefighters locate people and assess structural hazards in smoke and darkness.