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California Sexual Assault Kits
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The California Department of Justice is soliciting proposals for customized standardized victim sexual assault forensic evidence collection kits under solicitation number 0000039455. This opportunity was posted on June 3, 2026, with a response deadline of June 17, 2026. The contract aims to provide specialized kits designed to meet the state's requirements for forensic evidence collection related to sexual assault cases, supporting law enforcement and judicial processes in California. The solicitation is specifically targeted toward State and Local Enforcement Departments (SLED) and will be performed within California. Interested parties are encouraged to contact Justin Remmick, the primary point of contact, via email or phone for further information. Details and submission instructions are available through California’s procurement portal. This contract focuses on enhancing forensic evidence collection capabilities to ensure consistent, reliable, and victim-sensitive processing within the state.
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