Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority.
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Oct 9, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Replacement of bus stop signage.
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Oct 6, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Work includes construction of compressed natural gas (cng) fueling facility.
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Sep 17, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
The Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority is seeking qualified firms to provide architectural and engineering services for two additional Bus Rapid Transit shelter platforms and two mobility hubs in Birmingham. The work includes surveying, geotechnical investigations, civil and architectural design, structural engineering, ADA compliance, permitting, bid-ready construction documents, quality assurance, and construction administration support. The procurement is an RFQ for a transportation infrastructure project, not a grant program, and requires experience with FTA-funded projects and compliance with applicable Alabama and federal requirements.
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City
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Birmingham
County
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Jefferson
Address
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1801 Morris Ave
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(205) 521-0101
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
35202
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority
The Board of Directors meeting addressed several operational and governance matters. Key discussion topics included the recognition of a community partner for contributions to transit access and the Executive Director’s report regarding upcoming budget reviews and conference attendance. The board approved two resolutions authorizing change orders with a vendor for personnel functionality integration and website hosting. Additionally, the meeting featured an election process for the position of board chair, with candidates presenting their strategic visions and leadership experience.
The board meeting included a review of financial statements, indicating a positive fiscal trend and strong cash position. Administrative updates covered grant award management and progress on obtaining federal funding for low and no-emission vehicles. The committee discussed the status of the triennial review, noting it is nearing completion, and reviewed organizational achievements, specifically the receipt of national innovation and leadership awards. Additionally, updates were provided regarding federal infrastructure legislation.
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The meeting included the formation of a nomination committee for upcoming officer elections and an update on the Transit Citizens Advisory Board, focusing on improving participant engagement. Public comment addressed the critical need for regional public transportation advocacy. The Executive Director reviewed plans for the upcoming budget, including the scheduling of workshops. The Board approved the Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan and authorized a multi-year contract for transit management software support and licensing.
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