16TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY DRUG TASK FORCE

The 16th Judicial District Prosecuting Attorney Drug Task Force is a law enforcement coordination entity focused on combating illicit drug trafficking and related criminal activity within its judicial jurisdiction. Its core capabilities center on interagency intelligence sharing, multi-jurisdictional investigations, controlled substance enforcement operations, and prosecutorial support for drug-related offenses. The organization specializes in coordinating task force activities among local, state, and federal partners to execute complex narcotics investigations, including surveillance, undercover operations, asset forfeiture, and evidence collection compliant with constitutional and procedural standards. Key differentiators include its embedded prosecutorial oversight, which ensures investigative actions are litigation-ready from inception, and its deep familiarity with state-specific drug statutes and court procedures in Arkansas. No award history is available to identify specific federal agencies or contracting relationships. Consequently, there is no verifiable data on formal federal contract performance or agency-specific engagement patterns. No NAICS codes are associated with this entity’s contract history, reflecting that its operations are primarily funded through state or local sources rather than federal procurement mechanisms. Its work falls within the domain of public safety and criminal justice, operating as a specialized prosecutorial unit rather than a commercial contractor in the federal acquisition landscape. The entity is structured as a government unit under a state judicial district (2A classification) and is not certified under any federal small business or socioeconomic programs. It operates exclusively within Batesville, Arkansas, serving the 16th Judicial District with no indication of national or multi-state federal contracting presence. Its market positioning is strictly as a local law enforcement and prosecutorial support organization, not as a vendor in the federal acquisition system.