Current procurements and award developments
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| Agency / Jurisdiction | Requirement | Stage | Key date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles County, California | Electronic Monitoring Services — RFP 6402501 | Proposed contract · board action pending | Board consideration Sept. 1, 2026 |
| Texas Juvenile Justice Department | Juvenile Offender Telephone & Video Call System (JOTVCS) | Proposed contract · board action verification pending | Aug. 21 Board outcome not yet confirmed |
| New York City Department of Probation | Arches Program · The Children’s Village · PIN 78123P0001009R001 | Renewal award · vendor established | Published Aug. 27 · $262,500 |
| New York City Department of Probation | Advocate, Intervene, Mentor (AIM) Program · five providers | Negotiated Acquisition Extensions · vendor relationships established | Term July 1, 2026–June 30, 2028 |
| New York City Department of Probation | Risk Assessment Licenses · Multi-Health Systems · E-PIN 78126N0020001 | Contract / technology evidence | $600,000 · through Nov. 30, 2026 |
| New York City Department of Probation | Parent Support Program · Community Connections for Youth · E-PIN 78126N0005001 | Proposed contract · public comment | Comments due Sept. 4 · 5:00 p.m. ET |
| New York City Department of Probation | Mobile Adolescent Therapy Program · CASES · E-PIN 78125N0001001 | Historical contract evidence · stated term ended | $262,294.09 · term ended Sept. 30, 2025 |
| New York City Department of Probation | PEAK Program · CASES · E-PIN 78125N0002001 | Historical contract evidence · stated term ended | $989,807.94 · term ended Sept. 30, 2025 |
| New York City Department of Probation | Parent Support Program · Good Shepherd Services · E-PIN 78125N0008001 | Historical contract evidence · stated term ended | $320,462.88 · term ended Sept. 30, 2025 |
| New York City Department of Probation | Parent Support Program · Youth Justice Network · E-PIN 78125N0006001 | Historical contract evidence · stated term ended | $311,697.55 · term ended Sept. 30, 2025 |
| New York City Department of Correction | OJMS Technology Services — 3 Proposed Awards | Proposed awards · comment period closed | Contract execution watch |
| New York City Department of Correction | Commissary Platform Replacement | Planned procurement · solicitation pending | Planning record published Aug. 25, 2026 |
| Milwaukee County, Wisconsin | Youth In-Home / Intensive Monitoring & Shelter Care | Response period closed · award watch | Closed Aug. 24, 2026 · 4:00 p.m. CT |
| North Carolina DPS — Juvenile Justice | Male Short-Term Residential Intervention Program | Post-bid evaluation · site-visit stage | Site visits by Aug. 28, 2026 |
| Tennessee Bureau of Investigation | Cloud-hosted AFIS modernization market research | RFI · deadline requires portal confirmation | RFI states Sept. 2, 2026 |
| Weld County, Colorado | Electronic Monitoring Equipment & Offender Services | Open RFP · B2600083 | Sept. 9, 2026 |
| Richland County, South Carolina | Electronic Monitoring | Response period closed · award watch | Closed Aug. 12, 2026 |
| Alachua County Court Services, Florida | Electronic + Alcohol Monitoring Equipment | Response period closed · award watch | Closed Aug. 12, 2026 |
| Pierce County, Washington | Correctional Communication Services | Response period closed · award watch | Closed Aug. 14, 2026 |
| Texas Department of Criminal Justice | FY2027 Treatment, Reentry & Justice-Service Contract Actions | New contract · renewals · modifications | Effective Sept. 1, 2026 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — National | Virtual Community Reentry Peer Support | Response period closed · award watch | Closed Aug. 24, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Jacksonville, Florida | Residential Reentry Center + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000011 | Response period closed · award watch | Closed Aug. 24, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Jacksonville, Florida | Bridges Federal Reintegration Centers · 15BRRC26D00000019 | Established contract relationship · separately tracked | Separate BOP contract evidence |
| U.S. Probation & Pretrial Services — Minnesota | FY2027 Treatment Services | Open RFP | Aug. 31, 2026 |
| U.S. Probation — Eastern District of Texas | FY2027 Community Treatment Services | Active solicitations | Sept. 2, 2026 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Great Falls, Montana | Substance Use + Mental Health Treatment | Open RFQ | Sept. 3, 2026 |
| Connecticut DMHAS — Division of Forensic Services | Mental Health Intensive Residential Program | Open RFP · Addendum 1 posted | Sept. 3, 2026 · 3:00 p.m. ET |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Detroit, Michigan | SU / MH / SOT Community Treatment | Open RFQ | Sept. 4, 2026 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Rochester, New York | SU / MH / SOT Community Treatment | Open RFQ | Sept. 4, 2026 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Cedar Rapids, Iowa | Substance Use + Mental Health Treatment | Open RFQ | Sept. 9, 2026 |
| North Carolina Department of Adult Correction | Transitional Housing — Forsyth, Guilford & Mecklenburg Counties | Open RFP | Sept. 18, 2026 |
| Humboldt County Probation — California | Electronic Monitoring Services · Track Group, Inc. | Proposed agreement · board action pending | $225,000 · FY2026-27 through FY2028-29 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Bakersfield / Kern County, California | Residential Reentry Center + Home Confinement · new expansion | Presolicitation · formal RFP pending | RFP expected about Sept. 23, 2026 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Victorville, California | Residential Reentry Center + Home Confinement · expansion | Presolicitation | Response due Sept. 18, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — New Orleans, Louisiana | Residential Reentry Center + Home Confinement | Sources Sought · market research | Responses due Sept. 18, 2026 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Southwest Michigan | Residential Reentry Center + Home Confinement | Sources Sought · market research | Responses due Sept. 18, 2026 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Wisconsin | Residential Reentry Center + Home Confinement | Open RFP | Sept. 25, 2026 · 2:00 a.m. ET |
| North Carolina Department of Adult Correction | Transitional Housing for Offenders with Specialized Needs | Open RFP | Sept. 25, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Raleigh, North Carolina | Residential Reentry Center + Home Confinement | Open RFP | Oct. 15, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons — Pawtucket, Rhode Island | Residential Reentry Center + Home Confinement | Presolicitation record | Est. Oct. 2, 2026 |
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NYC Probation renews Arches award with The Children’s Village
NYC Department of Probation
The Arches Program
78123P0001009R001
The Children’s Village
Renewal award
$262,500
The August 27 City Record identifies a renewal award for the Arches Program to The Children’s Village. This is both a procurement lifecycle event and official evidence of a current NYC probation-service vendor relationship.
NYC Probation documents five AIM program extensions through June 2028
NYC Department of Probation
Advocate, Intervene, Mentor (AIM)
Five Negotiated Acquisition Extensions
July 1, 2026–June 30, 2028
The City Chief Procurement Officer ratified a minor rules violation connected with the timing of the public notice and comment process. The City Record states that the five agreements had already been executed. For OACRA lifecycle purposes, the notice therefore establishes active vendor relationships rather than merely proposed awards.
Multi-Health Systems appears in NYC Probation risk-assessment technology record
NYC Department of Probation
Multi-Health Systems, Inc.
78126N0020001
Risk Assessment Licenses
$600,000
Dec. 1, 2023–Nov. 30, 2026
The August 27 notice documents the vendor, service category, contract amount and term for risk-assessment licenses. This is a direct justice-technology evidence event suitable for separate vendor/deployment tracking in OACRA Justice Services.
NYC Probation posts proposed Parent Support Program contract
NYC Department of Probation
Community Connections for Youth, Inc.
78126N0005001
CT1-781-20268808304
$231,268.50
Sept. 4, 2026 · 5:00 p.m. ET
The proposed contract covers the Parent Support Program for a stated term of October 1, 2025 through June 30, 2027. Because the August 27 notice is a public-comment notice on a proposed contract award, OACRA keeps this record in contract watch rather than treating it as newly established vendor evidence.
NYC Probation records establish additional historical provider relationships
The August 27 City Record also documents several NYC Department of Probation vendor relationships with stated contract terms that ended September 30, 2025. OACRA preserves these records as historical agency-vendor evidence and does not represent them as current contracts.
Weld County opens electronic-monitoring and offender-services RFP
Weld County, Colorado
B2600083
Electronic Monitoring Equipment and Offender Services
Open RFP
July 29, 2026
September 9, 2026
Weld County is seeking electronic-monitoring equipment and offender-monitoring services for community supervision under RFP B2600083. Public procurement listings identify a September 9 proposal deadline and an August 12 mandatory pre-bid conference.
The opportunity is especially relevant to the supervision-technology market because Weld County already operates electronic-monitoring and in-home-detention programming through its Justice Services structure. Prospective respondents should use the county's current BidNet Direct record and any addenda as the controlling procurement source.
Texas juvenile communications contract awaits verification of August 21 board action
Texas Juvenile Justice Department
Juvenile Offender Telephone and Video Call System (JOTVCS)
RFO644-26-06092025A-JOTVCS
Proposed contract · board action verification pending
Not to exceed $4 million
August 21 outcome not yet confirmed in final official action record
Review the prior TJJD juvenile communications contract ↗
TJJD's current JOTVCS procurement covers youth telephone and video-call services across designated state facilities and halfway houses. The underlying competitive procurement sought a managed IP-based communications system with centralized administration, security controls, call monitoring and youth-access requirements.
Tennessee TBI seeks market input on cloud-hosted AFIS modernization
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
34800-081126
Cloud-hosted Automated Fingerprint Identification System modernization
Request for Information / market research
August 18, 2026
RFI states September 2, 2026; current portal should be confirmed
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is conducting market research for a modernized, cloud-hosted Automated Fingerprint Identification System. TBI uses AFIS within its biometric and forensic operations, making this a justice-technology market signal rather than a final procurement award.
Deadline note: OACRA's August 19 review found a date discrepancy between procurement-facing records: the RFI document identified September 2, while another state-facing listing reflected September 18. Because the record is an RFI and the dates were inconsistent, respondents should confirm the current deadline directly in Tennessee's procurement system before relying on either date.
North Carolina juvenile residential RFP moves into post-bid review
North Carolina Department of Public Safety — Division of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
19-RFP-2076414626-JEE
Male Short-Term Residential Intervention Program
August 17, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Post-bid evaluation / site-visit review
State conducts proposed-site visits by August 28, 2026
The proposal period closed August 17. The RFP schedule then moves qualified proposals into evaluation and site-visit review, with the State scheduled to conduct visits at proposed addresses by August 28 and contract award listed as TBD.
The underlying requirement seeks statewide coverage for a gender-responsive, trauma-informed short-term residential intervention program for adjudicated juvenile males, with capacity for at least 90 participants at a time. The initial contract term is three years, with up to two additional one-year renewal terms at the State's option.
North Carolina DAC opens two transitional-housing procurements
North Carolina's Department of Adult Correction has opened two separate requests for proposals for community-based transitional housing. The solicitations are distinct procurements and should be evaluated separately by prospective vendors.
North Carolina Department of Adult Correction
Rehabilitation and Reentry
52-RFP-2331648103-CCS
Transitional Housing for Offenders with Specialized Needs
Open RFP
August 14, 2026
September 25, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Transitional housing and reentry support
The specialized-needs RFP seeks transitional housing and related services for people under North Carolina correctional supervision who require additional support during community transition. Organizations considering the opportunity should rely on the complete eVP solicitation package for service, staffing, facility, reporting and eligibility requirements.
North Carolina Department of Adult Correction
Rehabilitation and Reentry
52-RFP-2331660005-SJD
Transitional Housing
Forsyth, Guilford and Mecklenburg Counties
Open RFP
August 14, 2026
September 18, 2026
The county-focused RFP seeks transitional housing in Forsyth, Guilford and Mecklenburg Counties. The geographic requirement makes this a separate market opportunity from the specialized-needs procurement even though both fall within North Carolina DAC's reentry-services portfolio.
Texas DOC records FY2027 treatment and reentry contract actions
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Texas
New contract, renewals and modifications
September 1, 2026
August 11, 2026
Contracts valued at $100,000 or more
Texas Department of Criminal Justice's current-contract register now documents a group of FY2027 justice-service actions that take effect September 1, 2026. TDCJ states that the register covers contracts valued at $100,000 or more and includes new awards and renewals.
Selected lifecycle actions
- Corrections Consulting Services, LLC — 696-AR-27-27-C013: TDCJ lists a new FY27 contract, effective September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027. The public register identifies class/item 952-77 but does not provide a more specific service description in the record.
- Management & Training Corporation — 696-PF-24-25-C029: FY27 renewal for operation and management of the East Texas Treatment Facility, including SAFPF Special Needs, ISFS/SUTP, ISF/CIP and DWI treatment services, through August 31, 2027.
- Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. — 696-PF-20-21-C022: outpatient substance-abuse treatment. TDCJ classifies the action as an extension/change order or modification and identifies both an FY27 renewal and FY27 increase.
- Volunteers of America Texas, Inc. — 696-PF-20-21-C047: residential and outpatient substance-abuse treatment. The register notes FY26 increased utilization and an FY27 renewal through August 31, 2027.
- City of Houston — 696-TC-26-26-L124: renewal of a pilot program for community-based reentry services through August 31, 2027.
- Motorola Solutions, Inc. — BP702509: renewal for services and labor for Motorola radio equipment through August 31, 2027.
The same FY2027 register also records treatment renewals involving H.O.P.E., Inc.; Phoenix Associates Counseling; L-H Transitional Center; Lakes Regional Community Center; Community Healthcore; Career and Recovery Resources; Brazos Valley Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse; CoreCivic; Treatment Associates of Victoria; Management & Training Corporation; and other providers. Sex-offender-treatment renewals include Global Counseling & Testing, Toward Healing Psychotherapy & Consulting, Above and Beyond Home Care and additional contractors.
Richland County seeks electronic monitoring services
Richland County, South Carolina
RC-810-RFP-26
Response period closed · award watch
July 13, 2026
August 12, 2026
Richland County, South Carolina issued a request for proposals for Electronic Monitoring under solicitation RC-810-RFP-26.
The county procurement portal lists the project as released July 13 with responses due August 12. The response period has passed, and OACRA retains the record for award-stage follow-up.
Electronic-monitoring contracts can combine equipment, software, monitoring operations, alerts, reporting and related supervision services. The complete solicitation should be reviewed for the county's technical, operational, insurance, qualification and submission requirements.
Milwaukee County youth monitoring RFP moves to award watch
Milwaukee County DHHS — Children, Youth & Family Services
DHHS-POS-CYFS-2701
Response period closed · award watch
Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2027
August 24, 2026 · 4:00 p.m. CT
Milwaukee County's Children, Youth & Family Services division sought proposals for Level II In-Home Monitoring, Shelter Care and Intensive Monitoring Program services. The August 24 response deadline has passed, so OACRA now retains the record for award-stage follow-up rather than presenting it as an open bidding opportunity.
The RFP stated that existing agencies had to reapply to be considered for the 2027 contract and that new prospective vendors, joint ventures and other partnerships could participate. No award is established in this register update.
Alachua County Court Services seeks electronic and alcohol monitoring equipment
Alachua County Court Services, Florida
RFP 27-99-PM
Response period closed · award watch
June 17, 2026
August 12, 2026
Court Services / community supervision
Alachua County issued an RFP for Annual Electronic and Alcohol Monitoring Equipment for Alachua County Court Services. The procurement record included two addenda and an August 12 response deadline. The response period has passed, and the record is retained here for award-stage follow-up.
The procurement covers supervision technology used by Court Services, including electronic monitoring and alcohol-monitoring functions. Respondents should rely on the county's current solicitation and addenda for controlling technical and submission requirements.
NYC Department of Correction proposes three OJMS technology awards
New York City Department of Correction
Proposed contract awards
Aug. 1, 2026–Jul. 31, 2029
Comment period closed Aug. 21, 2026
$4,374,751
Proposed only — not final vendor evidence
Dice IT Solutions LLC
E-PIN: 07227W0003001
Scope: OJMS Unified Data and Application Services
Proposed maximum: $1,395,225
IncQbate LLC
E-PIN: 07227W0004001
Scope: OJMS Business Process Reengineering
Proposed maximum: $1,497,066
Routerati Inc.
E-PIN: 07227W0002001
Scope: OJMS Digital Solutions Platform
Proposed maximum: $1,482,460
NYC DOC signals replacement commissary-platform procurement
New York City Department of Correction
New York City
Planned procurement · solicitation pending
Competitive Sealed Proposal anticipated
July 1, 2027–June 30, 2032
Not established
NYC DOC disclosed advance plans to procure a replacement commissary platform supporting commissary purchases, management of funds for people in custody and online deposits from family and friends. The planning record anticipates a five-year contract term from July 1, 2027 through June 30, 2032.
Pierce County communications RFP moves to award watch
Pierce County, Washington
Communication Services for Inmates
Response period closed · award watch
July 15, 2026
August 14, 2026
Pierce County is seeking communication services for people held at the Pierce County Jail and Juvenile Detention Center.
The county procurement portal lists the project as open, with a July 15 release date and an August 14 response deadline.
Correctional communications procurements can involve telephone, video, visitation and related communications infrastructure. Respondents should consult the county's solicitation documents for the required service configuration, integration, security and operating specifications.
Humboldt County places proposed Track Group electronic-monitoring agreement before the Board
Humboldt County Probation Department
26-737
Track Group, Inc.
$225,000
FY 2026-27 through FY 2028-29
Proposed agreement · final action not yet established
Humboldt County Probation placed a proposed professional services agreement with Track Group, Inc. before the Board of Supervisors for electronic monitoring services covering fiscal years 2026-27 through 2028-29. The proposed agreement amount is $225,000.
County records also document an earlier Track Group electronic-monitoring agreement, so the vendor relationship itself is already established for Justice Services evidence. The new FY2026-29 agreement, however, remains a board-stage contract action until final approval or execution is confirmed in an official record.
Los Angeles County advances electronic-monitoring contract to board stage
Los Angeles County has moved its electronic-monitoring procurement into the contract-approval stage. County materials identify STOP, doing business as Securus Monitoring, as the proposer selected under RFP 6402501 for a contemplated five-year agreement with a maximum contract amount of $35 million.
The matter was continued for Board consideration to September 1, so OACRA classifies the record as a proposed contract / board action pending, not as a completed award. The next material lifecycle event is Board action.
BOP Jacksonville RRC competition closes; separate Bridges contract remains distinct
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Jacksonville, Florida
15BRRC26R00000011
Response period closed · award watch
June 25, 2026
August 24, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
NAICS 623990 / PSC G004
BOP's competitive Jacksonville solicitation sought Residential Reentry Center and Home Confinement services within the city limits of Jacksonville. The formal solicitation was posted June 25 with proposals due August 24 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern. That deadline has passed, so the competition is now retained as response period closed · award watch.
BOP plans new Bakersfield residential-reentry expansion
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bakersfield and surrounding Kern County, California
15BRRC26R00000022
Presolicitation · new expansion
August 24, 2026
On or about September 23, 2026
On or about November 23, 2026
NAICS 623990 / PSC G004
BOP's Bakersfield requirement is identified as a new expansion and contemplates up to 25 RRC beds — 20 male and five female — plus up to 15 Home Confinement placements within 150 miles of the RRC. The anticipated contract structure is a one-year base period with four one-year option periods.
The current notice is a presolicitation, not the formal RFP. BOP says the solicitation is expected on or about September 23 and estimates the later solicitation closing on or about November 23. No vendor has been established.
BOP signals new residential-reentry expansion in Victorville
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Victorville, California
15BRRC26R00000021
Presolicitation
August 19, 2026
September 18, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
BOP's Victorville notice describes a new expansion rather than a replacement contract for Residential Reentry Center and Home Confinement capacity. The contemplated requirement reaches up to 40 RRC beds — 32 male and 8 female — and up to 20 Home Confinement placements within 100 miles.
The notice anticipates release of the formal solicitation around September 18, with an estimated November 17 closing. Until that solicitation is issued, OACRA classifies the record at the presolicitation stage.
BOP seeks market information for New Orleans residential reentry services
Federal Bureau of Prisons
New Orleans, Louisiana
15BRRC26R00000012
Sources Sought / market research
August 19, 2026
September 18, 2026
BOP is conducting market research for Residential Reentry Center and Home Confinement services within the city limits of New Orleans. The Sources Sought notice is an early procurement-stage signal and does not establish an award, selected contractor or Justice Services vendor relationship.
BOP opens Southwest Michigan residential-reentry market research
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Southwest Michigan
15BRRC26R00000013
Sources Sought / market research
August 19, 2026
September 18, 2026
The Sources Sought notice covers potential Residential Reentry Center and Home Confinement services in Barry, Berrien, Branch, Calhoun, Cass, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph or Van Buren County. OACRA classifies the notice as market research rather than an open RFP because BOP has not yet established a competitive solicitation or vendor relationship.
BOP opens Raleigh residential reentry and home-confinement RFP
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Raleigh, North Carolina
15BRRC26R00000016
Open RFP
August 14, 2026
October 15, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
BOP has issued a competitive solicitation for Residential Reentry Center services within the city limits of Raleigh, North Carolina, together with Home Confinement services within a 200-mile radius of the RRC facility.
The solicitation contemplates a firm-fixed-price indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity arrangement with a one-year base period and four one-year option periods. The requirement covers male and female federal offenders.
Wisconsin BOP reentry requirement advances to an active RFP
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Rock, Dane, Green or Jefferson County, Wisconsin
15BRRC26R00000010
Open RFP
July 27, 2026
September 25, 2026 · 2:00 a.m. ET
The Federal Bureau of Prisons has advanced its Wisconsin Residential Reentry Center and Home Confinement requirement into an active solicitation. The service area may be located in Rock, Dane, Green or Jefferson County, with Home Confinement services available within 200 miles of the RRC facility.
The requirement includes a guaranteed minimum of 20 RRC beds and an estimated maximum of 50 beds. Home Confinement includes a guaranteed minimum of 12 placements and an estimated maximum of 30 placements.
Pawtucket procurement covers residential reentry and home confinement
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
15BRRC26R00000009
Presolicitation
October 2, 2026
BOP is pursuing Residential Reentry Center and Home Confinement services within the city limits of Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
The procurement covers services for male and female federal offenders. The notice provides for home-confinement services within a 100-mile radius of the RRC facility.
The presolicitation record was originally published July 2 and later updated. The federal notice identifies an estimated October 2 response date.
BOP nationwide virtual community reentry peer-support RFQ moves to award watch
Federal Bureau of Prisons
15BCTS26Q00000003
Response period closed · award watch
August 3, 2026
August 24, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Sept. 10, 2026–Mar. 31, 2027
BOP is seeking virtual community reentry peer-support services nationwide under a total small-business set-aside. Amendment 2, effective August 13, 2026, establishes a performance period of September 10, 2026 through March 31, 2027, confirms the August 24 quotation deadline, corrects the covered population to male and female federal inmates nationwide, and removes the sentence requiring all treatment services to be provided by independently licensed clinicians.
A subsequent BOP question-and-answer document posted August 19 confirms that the procurement has no option period and that March 31, 2027 is the intended end date for the current term. The August 24 quotation deadline has now passed; OACRA therefore classifies the RFQ as response period closed · award watch. No vendor or award is established in the current record.
BOP opens community-treatment procurements in four cities
Separate BOP Community Treatment Services solicitations seek community-based outpatient treatment for Adults in Custody residing in Residential Reentry Centers, on home confinement or in other qualifying community placements.
15BCTS25Q00000016 · SU/MH treatment
September 3, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
15BCTS25Q00000019 · SU/MH/SOT treatment
September 4, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
15BCTS26Q00000002 · SU/MH/SOT treatment
September 4, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
SU/MH community treatment
September 9, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. ET
The Great Falls procurement is a total small-business set-aside under NAICS 621420. Detroit and Rochester add sex-offender treatment to the substance-use and mental-health service mix. Cedar Rapids seeks substance-use-disorder and mental-health treatment services.
Great Falls SAM.gov record ↗
Detroit SAM.gov record ↗
Rochester SAM.gov record ↗
Cedar Rapids SAM.gov record ↗
Minnesota federal probation seeks FY2027 treatment services
U.S. Probation & Pretrial Services — District of Minnesota
Open FY2027 RFP
Sex-offender, mental-health and substance-use treatment
August 17, 2026
August 31, 2026 · 4:30 p.m. CT
The District of Minnesota is procuring treatment services for federal defendants and people under supervision through Blanket Purchase Agreements or Competitive Purchase Orders. The current notice includes sex-offender treatment in Duluth, mental-health intake and assessments for identified Minnesota populations, and substance-use treatment for Hennepin County.
Connecticut seeks intensive residential programs for people with forensic histories
Connecticut DMHAS — Division of Forensic Services
DMHAS-DFS-MHIRP-2026
Open RFP · Addendum 1 posted
July 9, 2026
September 3, 2026 · 3:00 p.m. ET · 3:00 p.m. ET
January 1, 2027
Connecticut is seeking qualified organizations to create or expand supervised mental-health intensive residential programs for adults with serious and persistent mental illness and complex forensic histories. The programs are intended for people transitioning from incarceration or extended stays in state facilities and will provide 24-hour residential support, supervision, skill building and recovery-focused interventions.
August 27 status check: the official DMHAS procurement page now identifies Addendum 1 for this RFP while retaining the September 3 deadline. Prospective respondents should review the addendum with the controlling RFP materials.
\nEastern District of Texas posts FY2027 treatment solicitations
U.S. Probation — Eastern District of Texas
Active FY2027 treatment solicitations
0540-27-0013 · Sherman
Substance-use treatment
0540-27-0039 · Tyler
Short-term residential substance-use treatment
September 2, 2026
Review 0540-27-0039 on SAM.gov ↗
Public records reveal where vendor relationships are forming, extending or moving toward award.
These organizations appear because an official procurement, award, proposed-contract or contract record identifies them. Inclusion is not an endorsement and is not paid placement.
What the current notices cover
The current records span several parts of the justice-services market rather than a single procurement category.
- Electronic monitoring: community-based supervision technology and associated monitoring services.
- Correctional and juvenile communications: telephone, video-call and communications infrastructure serving correctional and juvenile populations.
- Biometric and identification technology: AFIS and related criminal-justice biometric modernization activity.
- Residential reentry and transitional housing: contracted community-based residential services for people transitioning from federal or state correctional custody and supervision.
- Home confinement: contracted services supporting eligible federal placements outside secure custody.
- Community treatment: substance-use, mental-health and sex-offender treatment delivered in community settings.
- Peer support: virtual community-reentry support for people transitioning through federal community placement.
- Intensive residential services: supervised behavioral-health settings for people transitioning from incarceration or other state facilities.
Procurement scope varies substantially by agency. Service areas, capacity, technical standards, staffing, security requirements, insurance, past-performance requirements and bidder qualifications should be confirmed from the complete solicitation package.
Open notices can change before award
A procurement record can be amended after publication. Agencies may change response dates, issue questions and answers, revise specifications, cancel an acquisition or move a requirement into a later procurement stage.
Federal opportunities may also appear through several related records as an acquisition progresses from market research to presolicitation, solicitation and eventual award.
For organizations evaluating an opportunity, the current government procurement record and attached solicitation documents remain the controlling source.
What to watch next
Several near-term developments could materially change the records in this review:
- amendments or extensions to approaching response deadlines;
- amendments, questions and answers, or award activity for the two North Carolina DAC transitional-housing RFPs;
- additional solicitation activity for the Rhode Island residential reentry requirement;
- award notices identifying selected contractors, including the FY2027 treatment procurements;
- published contract values and option periods;
- changes in required capacity, geographic scope or service specifications; and
- additional justice-services and justice-technology solicitations from federal, state and local agencies.
Official procurement sources
North Carolina Department of Adult Correction — electronic Vendor Portal
Transitional Housing for Offenders with Specialized Needs — 52-RFP-2331648103-CCS
Review the official North Carolina eVP record ↗
North Carolina Department of Adult Correction — electronic Vendor Portal
Transitional Housing — Forsyth, Guilford and Mecklenburg Counties — 52-RFP-2331660005-SJD
Review the official North Carolina eVP record ↗
Richland County, South Carolina — Procurement Portal
Electronic Monitoring, RC-810-RFP-26
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Pierce County, Washington — Procurement Portal
Communication Services for Inmates at Pierce County Jail and Juvenile Detention Center
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U.S. General Services Administration — SAM.gov
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Jacksonville, Florida
Solicitation 15BRRC26R00000011
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U.S. General Services Administration — SAM.gov
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Wisconsin
Solicitation 15BRRC26R00000010
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U.S. General Services Administration — SAM.gov
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Solicitation 15BRRC26R00000009
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Federal Bureau of Prisons — Bakersfield / Kern County, California
Presolicitation 15BRRC26R00000022
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New York City Department of Correction — Commissary Platform Replacement
Advance procurement-planning record published August 25, 2026
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Federal Bureau of Prisons — Jacksonville / Bridges Federal Reintegration Centers
Separate contract 15BRRC26D00000019
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Milwaukee County, Wisconsin — DHHS / CYFS
Level II In-Home Monitoring, Shelter Care and Intensive Monitoring Program — DHHS-POS-CYFS-2701
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Federal Bureau of Prisons — National Peer Support
Solicitation 15BCTS26Q00000003
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U.S. Probation & Pretrial Services — District of Minnesota
FY2027 Treatment Services
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Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
Mental Health Intensive Residential Program — DMHAS-DFS-MHIRP-2026
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U.S. Probation — Eastern District of Texas
FY2027 Treatment Services — 0540-27-0013 and 0540-27-0039
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New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services — City Record
August 27, 2026 edition · NYC Department of Probation award, proposed-contract and contract-action notices
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