Open Justice Procurements: September 2026 RFPs, Reentry Contracts & Justice Technology

OACRA News & Policy ReviewProcurement & Market · United States
SEPT. 29 REGISTERSeptember 2026 · Federal + State + Local
Open Justice Procurements — September 2026

A lifecycle register of material U.S. justice-sector solicitations, procurement pipeline signals, evaluations, awards and contract actions across reentry, probation, treatment, electronic monitoring, court technology and corrections systems.

Published September 1, 2026Updated September 29, 2026OACRA News & Policy Review
Month-end update · Sept. 29 OACRA completed a month-wide September sweep, corrected stale lifecycle statuses and expanded the register to 49 material records. Northeast Tennessee advanced to an open BOP RRC solicitation due Nov. 27; additional RRC, probation, treatment, monitoring and justice-technology procurements were added across the federal, state and local markets.
Register cutoff: This edition is closed through September 29, 2026. Opportunities already active by the cutoff remain listed even when their response deadlines fall in October or November. Material events first occurring September 30 or later are outside this edition.
49material lifecycle records tracked through the September 29 cutoff
18open solicitations and active response windows at the cutoff
$139.57MBOP Motorola enterprise-radio task order awarded Sept. 15
Nov. 27Northeast Tennessee RRC + Home Confinement solicitation deadline

This page is lifecycle-based. Open means an active solicitation or response window. Pipeline covers presolicitations, sources-sought notices, market research and planned competitions. Closed / evaluation records retain September opportunities after their deadlines when award monitoring remains useful. Award / contract action records document material vendor or agency movement and are not open bid opportunities.

September 2026 procurement lifecycle register

Agency / marketRequirementLifecycleCurrent timing
Open opportunities
Judicial Council of CaliforniaVoice-To-Text Translation Program · RFP-IT-2026-212-RBOpen RFP · amendedSept. 29 · 2:00 p.m. PT
Wood County Adult Probation, OhioElectronic & Alcohol Monitoring Services · 26-01053Open RFPSept. 30 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Williamsport, PennsylvaniaRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000018Open solicitation · amendedOct. 1 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Henrico County, VirginiaCommunity Corrections & Recovery Court Recidivism Study · 26-2995-8LOCOpen RFP · amendedOct. 1 · 11:30 a.m. ET
U.S. Probation — Eastern District of TexasFY27 treatment / testing BPA family · multiple solicitationsOpen solicitation familyOct. 2
Fulton County, GeorgiaMisdemeanor Probation Supervision Services · 26RFP1653831A-JWTOpen RFPOct. 6 · 11:00 a.m. ET
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Rapid City, South DakotaSU / MH / SOT Community Treatment Services · 15BCTS25Q00000015Open RFQOct. 8 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Wichita, KansasSU / MH / SOT Community Treatment Services · 15BCTS25Q00000014Open RFQ · amendedOct. 12
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Raleigh, North CarolinaRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R0000016Open solicitation · amendedOct. 15
San Diego County Probation, CaliforniaArtificial Intelligence Report Writing Services · BPM013365Open RFPOct. 16
El Dorado County Probation, CaliforniaAI-Enabled Probation Report Generation & Operations Platform · 2026-0147Open RFPOct. 16 · 1:30 p.m. PT
County of San Diego BHS, CaliforniaCommunity Input & Planning — Lot 6 Justice-Impacted / Reentry · BPM013158 / BPM013398Open RFSQ / RFP sequenceRFSQ Oct. 22 · RFP Oct. 30 · 3:00 p.m. PT
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Pawtucket, Rhode IslandRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000009Open solicitationOct. 27 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Orange County Probation, CaliforniaActive Recidivism Reduction Initiative Via Engagement (ARRIVE) · RFP-057-3105004-MMOpen RFPOct. 27 · 3:00 p.m. PT
Massachusetts Probation ServiceInvestigations Tracking System · BD-27-1107-TCOCP-TCOCP-132075Open RFP · amendedOct. 30 · 10:00 a.m. ET
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Victorville, CaliforniaRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000021Open RFPNov. 17
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Bakersfield / Kern County, CaliforniaRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000022Open RFPNov. 23 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Northeast TennesseeRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000014Open solicitationNov. 27
Pipeline / presolicitation / market research
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Berkeley County, West VirginiaRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000015PresolicitationQuestions due Sept. 25 · formal RFP expected in October
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Western KentuckyRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC27R00000001PresolicitationSept. 30 response date · formal RFP expected on/about Sept. 30
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Southwest MichiganRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000013PresolicitationFormal solicitation expected on/about Oct. 26
Federal Bureau of Prisons — New Orleans, LouisianaRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000012PresolicitationPresolicitation issued Sept. 24 · formal RFP expected later
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Hampton Roads, VirginiaRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000002PresolicitationSept. 29 response checkpoint · formal solicitation expected after Oct. 10
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Harrisburg, PennsylvaniaRRC + Home Confinement market research · 15BRRC26N00000013Sources sought closed · pipeline watchResponses closed Sept. 25
Closed / evaluation / award watch
Federal Bureau of Prisons — WisconsinRRC + Home Confinement · 15BRRC26R00000010Deadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 25
North Carolina DACTransitional housing for people with specialized needsDeadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 25 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Office of Hawaiian AffairsPuuhonua Reentry Program · SI 2026-021Deadline passed · evaluation watchClosed Sept. 28 · 2:00 p.m. HST
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Community Reentry NetworkCommunity Reentry Network · 15BNAS26R00000020Deadline passed · evaluation watchFinal SAM.gov offer date Sept. 14 · inactive Sept. 29
Brevard County, FloridaPretrial and Misdemeanor Probation Services · RFP 7-26-11Under evaluationClosed Sept. 24 · 2:00 p.m. ET
Gwinnett County Sheriff, GeorgiaRe-Entry Management System on an Annual Contract · RP024-26Responses opened · evaluation watchSeptember response/opening activity
Lancaster County Adult Probation & Parole, PennsylvaniaDomestic Violence Class Facilitators · 26-018Closed · evaluation watchClosed Sept. 29 · 11:00 a.m. ET
North Carolina DACTransitional Housing — Forsyth, Guilford & Mecklenburg · 52-RFP-2331660005-SJDDeadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 18 · 2:00 p.m. ET
U.S. Probation — Southern District of Georgia / StatesboroSex-offense treatment services · 113J-27-26Deadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 18
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Cedar Rapids, IowaSubstance-use / mental-health Community Treatment Services · 15BCTS25Q00000017Deadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 9
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Detroit, MichiganSU / MH / SOT Community Treatment Services · 15BCTS25Q00000019Deadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 4
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Rochester, New YorkSU / MH / SOT Community Treatment Services · 15BCTS26Q00000002Deadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 4
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Great Falls, MontanaSubstance-use / mental-health Community Treatment Services · 15BCTS25Q00000016Deadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 3
Connecticut Bankruptcy CourtCourtroom evidence-presentation systems · RFQ 26-01 / 26-02Deadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 21
South Carolina DOCStructured transitional housing — youthful offenders · 5400030146Deadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 22
Connecticut DMHASNursing Home for Complex Care BehaviorsDeadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 23
City of AlbuquerqueGateway West behavioral-health + substance-use services · RFP-2027-799—RMDeadline passed · award watchClosed Sept. 23 · up to $1.10M stated
Awards / approved and proposed contract actions
Federal Bureau of PrisonsMotorola enterprise radio system · task order 15BNAS26F00000249Awarded · performance underway$139.57M · award Sept. 15 · performance began Sept. 21
Federal Bureau of PrisonsRecidiviz First Step Act time-credit systemAwarded$2.475M ceiling · award notice Sept. 18
Federal Bureau of PrisonsNational Peer Support services · 15BCTS26Q00000003Awarded$207,650 · award notice Sept. 22
Federal Bureau of Prisons — Mobile / Baldwin County, AlabamaRRC + Home Confinement delivery order — Keeton CorrectionsContract actionSept. 1 · up to approximately $1.01M
San Mateo County Probation, CaliforniaCognisen PearlChat AI contract amendment · File 26-777Approved contract amendmentPassed Sept. 15 · +$659,081.84 · new NTE $3.31365M
Fresno County Sheriff, CaliforniaCalAIM Justice-Involved pre-release services · CFMG Amendment XIIIBoard contract action / implementationSept. 22 · +$6.104M · agreement NTE $400.48M
Cuyahoga County, OhioLEO Technologies / Verus jail-call monitoring continuationProposed contract · final action watch$2.7M · committee advanced Sept. 15
Los Angeles County Probation, CaliforniaSecurus comprehensive electronic monitoring servicesBoard contract action / authorization watchSept. 15 agenda · estimated $35M / five-year term

What changed in the September 29 close

Federal reentry · open solicitation

Northeast Tennessee advances from presolicitation to open RFP

BOP procurement 15BRRC26R00000014 moved to a formal solicitation on Sept. 28 for Residential Reentry Center and Home Confinement services across northeast Tennessee. The current response deadline is Nov. 27.

Search the official SAM.gov record ↗
Federal reentry · newly added

Victorville joins the live BOP RRC market

BOP issued formal solicitation 15BRRC26R00000021 on Sept. 17 for a new expansion requirement covering RRC and Home Confinement services in the Victorville market. Proposals remain open into November.

Search the official SAM.gov record ↗
Probation technology · open

Massachusetts Probation extends Investigations Tracking System RFP

The Massachusetts Probation Service amended its Investigations Tracking System procurement on Sept. 15, moving the bid opening to Oct. 30. The system is intended to support case tracking, documentation, reporting, workflow management and sensitive investigation records.

View the COMMBUYS record ↗
Probation AI · approved

San Mateo County adds PearlChat to Probation agreement

San Mateo County's Board action passed Sept. 15, adding Cognisen's PearlChat AI service to the Probation Department agreement, increasing the contract by $659,081.84 to a new not-to-exceed amount of $3.31365 million.

View the county record ↗
Probation services · open

Orange County opens ARRIVE recidivism-reduction competition

Orange County Probation released RFP-057-3105004-MM on Sept. 11 for Active Recidivism Reduction Initiative Via Engagement services. The competition remains open through Oct. 27.

View the procurement portal ↗
Jail reentry health · contract action

Fresno advances CalAIM justice-involved pre-release expansion

A Sept. 22 Fresno County action added $6.104 million to the California Forensic Medical Group agreement for CalAIM Justice-Involved pre-release services at the county jail, bringing the broader agreement's stated maximum to approximately $400.48 million.

View the county record ↗
OACRA market signalThe September close shows a broader market than the late-month snapshot alone: recurring BOP Residential Reentry Center and Community Treatment competitions remain a major provider channel, while probation agencies are simultaneously procuring electronic monitoring, AI-assisted report generation, investigation systems, program evaluation and recidivism-reduction services. Awards and contract actions continue to show a separate high-value technology and modernization layer.

Deadline and status notes

The September 29 close converts Hawaii's Puuhonua Reentry procurement to evaluation watch, advances Northeast Tennessee from presolicitation to a formal BOP solicitation, removes the El Dorado SCRAM amendment from the September core because its underlying approval occurred in August, and restores early- and mid-September procurements to a closed/evaluation layer instead of dropping them after their response dates.

The register uses the date of the material lifecycle event rather than only the final bid deadline. An opportunity issued or materially amended in September remains part of the September register when its response deadline falls in October or November. For federal opportunities, SAM.gov and issuing-agency amendments control. Vendors should confirm current notices, addenda, eligibility requirements and submission instructions before acting.

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