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Correctional Facility Planning Consultant

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This scope was carved out of BG-27-02-01.

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JAIL NEEDS ASSESSMENT

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AgencyVirginia → Culpeper County Government
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Performs a feasibility study and needs assessment for prime contractors on Culpeper County jail projects. Evaluates the viability of leasing space, conducts preliminary assessments for new jail construction, and analyzes the feasibility of joining a regional jail system. Coordinates with stakeholders and regulatory bodies using Virginia state jail standards. Delivers a comprehensive Needs Assessment report outlining lease, build, or regional options.

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