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THURSTON, COUNTY OF

UEI: NNRKNGVTMNR3CAGE: 85KS1

THURSTON, COUNTY OF is a federal contractor, registered under UEI NNRKNGVTMNR3 and CAGE code 85KS1. It has been awarded $412,160 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Correctional Institutions. Top awarding agencies include Department Of The Interior.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Registration

UEI Code

NNRKNGVTMNR3

CAGE Code

85KS1

Entity Structure

U.S. Government Entity

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

CountyU.S Local Government

NAICS Codes

922140Correctional Institutions(Primary)
922150Parole Offices and Probation Offices

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

Thurston County specializes in the operation and management of correctional facility bed space for federal agencies, delivering secure incarceration services for adult inmates under contract. Their core capability centers on the custodial care and logistical support of detained populations, primaril...

Thurston County specializes in the operation and management of correctional facility bed space for federal agencies, delivering secure incarceration services for adult inmates under contract. Their core capability centers on the custodial care and logistical support of detained populations, primarily serving tribal justice systems through the Bureau of Indian Affairs Office of Justice Services. The contractor provides facility-based incarceration solutions that include intake processing, daily operational oversight, medical and dietary coordination, and compliance with federal detention standards. Their technical expertise lies in maintaining secure, constitutionally compliant detention environments with emphasis on inmate safety, staff protocols, and interagency coordination. A key differentiator is their ability to rapidly mobilize and scale bed capacity in response to federal custody demands, particularly for jurisdictions lacking sufficient local infrastructure. Thurston County maintains a consistent operational relationship with the Department of the Interior, specifically supporting the Bureau of Indian Affairs Office of Justice Services. Their work involves the temporary or long-term housing of inmates under BIA OJS jurisdiction, often in cases where tribal law enforcement requires detention capacity beyond local resources. This recurring engagement reflects a trusted partnership built on reliability, regulatory adherence, and seamless coordination with federal tribal justice frameworks. The contractor’s primary industry focus is Correctional Institutions (NAICS 922140), a niche within federal public safety services that requires specialized knowledge in detention operations, inmate classification, and intergovernmental compliance. They are positioned as a regional provider of detention capacity for federal entities with limited on-site correctional infrastructure, particularly in rural or tribal jurisdictions. Thurston County operates as a local government entity (2A structure) with a physical presence in Pender, Nebraska. While no federal certifications are listed, their operational model is grounded in public sector accountability and adherence to federal detention statutes. Their market positioning is that of a geographically situated, government-run facility providing essential custody services to federal partners with urgent or recurring detention needs.

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NAICS: 922140
SLED
Operation and Management of Contractor-Operated Correctional Facilities – South Bay CF
Solicitation # FDC ITN-27-023
The Florida Department of Corrections is soliciting proposals under ITN-27-023 for the operation and management of the South Bay Correctional Facility in Palm Beach County, Florida. This facility has a capacity of 1,948 beds and houses adult males in minimum, medium, and close custody-security settings. The contract is for an initial term of three years, with the possibility of successive two-year renewals based on funding and satisfactory performance. The estimated annual spend for these services is approximately 51.6 million dollars. Award selection is based on best value, with 70 percent of the score derived from a technical reply and 30 percent from the price reply, specifically the total blended per diem. Technical evaluations focus on experience and ability, as well as detailed plans for operations, security, health services, inmate programmatic services, and transition. To be considered responsive, vendors must demonstrate at least ten years of corporate experience, maintain a specific Dun and Bradstreet financial stress score, and provide a five percent bid bond. Additionally, the successful contractor must furnish a performance bond or irrevocable letter of credit of 8 million dollars or the average annual contract price within ten business days of execution. The contractor is responsible for comprehensive facility management, including adherence to Department of Corrections policies, ACA standards, and HIPAA regulations. Key deliverables include a transition plan with a service commencement date of July 1, 2027, and the maintenance of various inmate programs such as academic, vocational, and substance abuse treatment. Performance will be monitored via a Contract Performance Indicator Tool and quarterly performance measures. Vendors must also certify compliance with Florida statutes regarding forced labor, drug-free workplaces, and non-collusion.
Florida Department of Corrections

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9 days ago

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in about 2 months
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NAICS: 922140
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Remote Interdiction Pilot Program
Solicitation # FDC ITN-27-015
The Florida Department of Corrections is soliciting replies for a Remote Interdiction Pilot Program to be implemented at the Suwannee Annex Correctional Institution. The program aims to enhance institutional security and reduce the frequency and severity of inmate-led violent acts and disturbances through the use of non-lethal Artificial Intelligence and other modern technologies. The selected contractor will install equipment and infrastructure within one inmate housing unit, integrate the solution with the facility's security operations center, and ensure the system meets US FDA requirements. The initial contract term is for up to one year, with the possibility of up to three additional one-year renewals. Award decisions will be based on best value, with a final evaluation score comprising a weighted Technical Reply (up to 750 points) and a Cost Reply (up to 250 points). Vendors must submit their replies in specific tabbed formats, with the Cost Reply provided in a separate sealed envelope and on a flash drive. The contract includes strict compliance requirements, including adherence to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Prison Rape Elimination Act, and CJIS standards. Performance is tied to a Pilot Project Plan, with financial consequences of 500 dollars per day for late deliverables or system unavailability, and a 100,000 dollar penalty per occurrence for unauthorized or unnecessary use of force.
Florida Department of Corrections

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about 1 month ago

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