36TH DISTRICT COURT

The 36th District Court is a government entity operating under the judicial branch, with primary functions centered on the administration of local criminal and civil justice proceedings. As a court system, its core capabilities include case docket management, courtroom operations, legal recordkeeping, and the enforcement of procedural compliance under state and local statutes. Technical expertise lies in judicial information systems, secure case file handling, e-filing platforms, and integration with law enforcement and prosecutorial databases. Specializations include maintaining the integrity of judicial records, ensuring due process compliance, and supporting public access to court services through digital and in-person channels. Unlike commercial contractors, the 36th District Court delivers public justice services rather than procured technical solutions, with operations grounded in constitutional and statutory legal frameworks. Award history is not available, and no contract data exists to identify specific agency partnerships or procurement relationships. As a judicial body, it does not compete for or hold federal contracts, and therefore does not maintain relationships with federal agencies in a contractor capacity. The primary NAICS code 922110 — Judicial Activities — reflects its role as a state-level court system responsible for adjudicating cases, managing court personnel, and overseeing bail, sentencing, and probation functions. This places it within the public administration vertical, specifically the judicial subsector, where the focus is on legal governance rather than commercial service delivery. The entity is structured as a government unit (2A) and is located in Detroit, Michigan. It holds no commercial certifications, as it is not a private business or contractor. Its presence is confined to its jurisdictional footprint within Wayne County, serving as a critical component of Michigan’s state judiciary rather than a participant in the federal acquisition market.