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27-DOC-1000- Comprehensive Correctional Services

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BD-26-1025-DOCFS-FISCM-123593State & Local

Response Deadline07/21/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

Contract Overview

Solicitation details, issuing organization, response deadlines, documents, and interested companies for this government contract opportunity.

General Info

Agency

Massachusetts → DOCFS - DOC Fiscal Services MilfordView Agency

NAICS

922140 - Correctional InstitutionsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Milford, MA, 01757, US

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Facility Census FY 2026

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Mandatory Bidders Conference and Site Visits for RFR# 27-DOC-1000

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Bid Intent Summary Form for RFR# 27-DOC-1000-Comprehensive Correctional Services

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FY26 Approved Religious Items List for Incarcerated Individuals

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Telecommunication Equipment Inventory by Facility

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Massachusetts Substitute Form W-9 (Rev 4-2022)

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Business Reference Form for RFR

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MA DOC Institutional Fact Cards January 2026

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RFR# 27-DOC-1000 Non-Disclosure Agreement Form

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Massachusetts DOC Offender Kiosk Messaging Statistics May-Aug 2025

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Contractor Authorized Signatory (CASL) Form

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Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) Information Form

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Keefe Commissary Electronics and Appliances Order Form Revised 03/13/26

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EOPSS Cloud Security Solution Vendor Questionnaire

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Prompt Payment Discount (PPD) Form

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Supplier Diversity Program (SDP) Plan Form

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Commonwealth Terms and Conditions for IT Contracts

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Appendix A Business Response Amended 7.13.2026

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Policy 103 CMR 481 Inmate Mail Procedures

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Phones_Contract Documents_Added 7.3.2026

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MA DOC Q4 2025 Commissary Usage Report

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RFR 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services Appendix C Cost Proposal Format

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Appendix A Business Response Amended 5.29.2026

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Call Volume and Email Summary June 2021 to Present

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Invoices May 2025 - April 2026 SECURUS Technologies to Massachusetts DOC

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Electronics and Appliances Menu 11.03.25

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27-DOC-1000 - WTO Intent to Post Notice for Correctional Services

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DOC Policy 103 CMR 486 Attorney Video Visits SOP

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NECC Planogram Snack, Combo, and Beverage Inventory

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RFR 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services Appendix A Business Response

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Response Form A - Bid Response Sheet for RFR # 27-DOC-1000

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Policy 481.15 Procedural Requirements for Disapproval of Incoming Non-Privileged Mail

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Massachusetts DOC PREA Volunteer and Contractor Training Acknowledgement

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RFR 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services Appendix B Response Format

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RFR 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services

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Facility Counts Summary

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RFR 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services Amended 5.29.2026

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MA DOC Unisex Property Order Form

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MA DOC Master Commissary List effective 03.12.26

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Massachusetts DOC Commissary Master List

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Phones, Charging Stations and Wi-Fi Access Schedule

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Policy 472 DOC Recreation and Leisure Activities

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Religious Menu Worship Items List

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MA DOC Unisex Property Order Form 04.2026

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RFR# 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services Current Contracts

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RFR 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services Procurement Calendar

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Religious Services Catalog 032026

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Policy 481.12 CMR Inspection of Non-Privileged Mail

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DOC Policy 225.03 Professional Boundaries with Inmates

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EOPSS On-premise Solution Security Control Questionnaire

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Aerial Maps of Facilities

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Pondville Planogram for Snack and Beverage Items

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RFR# 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services Amended 7.3.2026

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DOC Policy 103 DOC 650 Outside Mental Health Professional Evaluations by Video SOP

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RFR 27-DOC-1000 Comprehensive Correctional Services Q&A

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Timeline

PhaseSolicitation

PostedDec 23

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJul 21

Submission deadline

Response Deadline

07/21/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTCin 3 days

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyMassachusetts → DOCFS - DOC Fiscal Services Milford

Contacts1 person available

OfficeMilford, MA, 01757, US

Organization / Agency

Massachusetts → DOCFS - DOC Fiscal Services Milford

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Office AddressMilford, MA, 01757, US

Contacts

Annmarie RodriguesPurchaser

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