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Case Management and Support Services

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Response Deadline08/04/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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The Texas Department of Criminal Justice is seeking a subcontractor to provide comprehensive case management and support services to returning citizens, with a focus on individualized care that includes goal setting, housing assistance, mental health referrals, and ongoing progress monitoring. The contract aims to facilitate successful reintegration into the community by addressing critical needs such as stable housing and access to behavioral health resources, ensuring participants receive tailored support throughout their transition. Services must be delivered in a manner that promotes long-term stability, reduces recidivism, and aligns with state reentry objectives. The opportunity is posted under NAICS code 624190 for other social assistance activities and is structured as a subcontract with a response deadline of August 4, 2026. The solicitation is open through the Texas SmartBuy portal, indicating it is part of a broader state initiative to collaborate with service providers who can deliver high-impact, results-driven interventions. While specific locations are not detailed, performance is expected to occur within Texas, aligned with the agency’s statewide reentry goals. Contractors must demonstrate capacity to manage caseloads effectively, maintain confidentiality, track outcomes, and adapt services to individual participant needs.

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Provide individualized reentry support including housing, mental health, and case management to returning citizens in Texas.

Agency

Texas Department of Criminal Justice

NAICS

624190 - Other Individual and Family ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, US

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PostedJul 20

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Response DeadlineAug 4

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AgencyTexas Department of Criminal Justice

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Deliver individualized case management including goal setting, housing assistance, mental health referrals, and progress monitoring for returning citizens.

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