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Detention screening and intake services at the Broward Circuit 17

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RFP-10327State & Local

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The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice and the Office of Probation and Community Intervention are seeking proposals for detention screening and intake services at the Broward Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC) in Circuit 17, Broward County. The contract requires continuous operation of screening and intake services, providing 24/7 coverage to assess each youth accused of delinquency. The goal is to ensure timely and consistent evaluation of juveniles entering the detention system, supporting the department’s responsibilities. This solicitation, numbered RFP-10327, was posted on September 16, 2024, with responses accepted until December 31, 2027. It falls under NAICS code 721214 and is issued by a State and Local Government agency. The primary point of contact for this bid is Brian Thompson, reachable by phone or email. The contract applies to the state of Florida, specifically targeting services within Broward County, and aims to maintain effective juvenile detention screening operations in compliance with state requirements.

General Info

Florida seeks 24/7 juvenile detention screening services at Broward JAC, contract open until 2027.

Agency

Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ)View Agency

NAICS

721214 - Recreational and Vacation Camps (except Campgrounds)View NAICS

Place of Performance

FL, USA

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NONE

Documents

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RFP10858_L_ ForeignCountry_Attestation.pdf

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RFP10858_Q_ProposalVerificationForm.pdf

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RFP10858_Exhibit_4_MedicalClearance_Form.pdf

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RFP10858_S_TieBreakingCertifications.pdf

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10858_Attachment H_BudgetForProbation.xlsx

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RFP 10858 Final.pdf

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RFP10858_N_IntentToSubmit.pdf

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RFP10858_Exhibit 5_ParentResponsibleAffidavit.pdf

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AgencyFlorida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ)
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Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ)
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The Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) and the Office of Probation and Community Intervention are issuing this RFP for detention screening and intake services at the Broward Juvenile Assessment Center (JAC) located in Circuit 17, Broward County Florida. The Department is required to provide screening and intake services to each youth alleged to have committed a delinquent act. The Respondent shall provide detention screening and intake services twenty-four (24) hours per day, seven (7) days a week.

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