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Detention Services at Torrance Detention Facility and Cibola Detention Facility

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) seeks contractor-owned and operated detention facilities at Torrance and Cibola in New Mexico to house a combined minimum of 900 male and female detainees across security levels 1 through 4. These facilities must operate continuously, providing secure confinement tailored to a diverse population's needs, including considerations of community risk, flight risk, immigration status, and health issues. The contractor has flexibility in designating detainees by gender and security level between the two facilities as long as the overall capacity and classifications are met. The detention centers are required to offer safe, humane conditions with features such as ample natural light, indoor and outdoor recreational opportunities with a minimum of one hour daily outdoor exercise at least five days a week, private showers/restrooms when feasible, and cafeteria or satellite-style meal service. Additionally, they must facilitate easy access to legal services with dedicated private areas for attorney-client visits, video teleconferencing for legal proceedings, and enhanced law libraries and programs. The facilities will support structured programming, including religious services and social activities, noise control, enhanced movement freedoms based on security classifications, and a commissary operated solely for detainees. The contract, under solicitation number F2026073011, is managed by ICE's Department of Homeland Security, with key points of contact available for coordination and queries.

General Info

ICE contracts detention facilities in New Mexico housing 900 detainees with secure, humane conditions.

Agency

Department of Homeland Security → Immigration And Customs EnforcementView Agency

NAICS

561612 - Security Guards and Patrol ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Estancia & Milan, NM, USA

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PostedJan 1

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment of Homeland Security → Immigration And Customs Enforcement

Contacts3 people available

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Department of Homeland Security → Immigration And Customs Enforcement

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Contacts

Shereen Demarais

Jonathan Orloski

Samuel ThompsonSmall Business Specialist/APFS Coordinator

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is responsible for the detention, health, welfare, transportation, and deportation of aliens in removal proceedings, and those subject to a final order of removal from the U.S and currently has a requirement for two contractor-owned/contractor-operated detention facilities to house aliens on a 24 hour per-day, 7 day per week, 365 day per-year basis. The facilities shall house a minimum of 900 male and female detainees of security level 1 (low), level 2 (medium low), level 3 (medium High), and Level 4 (high). Genders and classification levels for each facility can be determined by the contractor as long as the previous mentioned requirements are met combined between the two facilities. The detention facility shall provide safe and secure conditions of confinement based on the individual characteristics of a diverse population, including threat to the community, risk of flight, type and status of immigration proceeding, community ties, medical and mental health issues. The detention center shall provide easy access to legal services; abundant natural light throughout the facility; ample indoor and outdoor recreation that allows for vigorous aerobic exercise with extended hours of availability - a minimum of one hour per day five days per week of outdoor recreation; private showers and restrooms (where practicable); cafeteria style meal service or satellite feeding; institutional alien clothing; visitation in accordance with NDS 2025; private areas for attorney-client visits, with video teleconferencing and virtual IJ court hearing capabilities; noise control; enhanced, but controlled freedom of movement (although the manner and degree of implementation may vary based on security levels); enhanced law library and legal resources computers with limited web access to accommodate the ICE provided online law library via the ICE Portal); and enhanced programming, including religious services and social programs and dedicated space for religious services. The facilities shall also manage a commissary operation solely for the benefit of ICE detainees.