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Fire Lookout and Monitoring Services

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Submission Closed05/21/2026, 09:00:00 AM MDT

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Detainee Commissary and Communication ServicesThe Detainee Commissary and Communication Services subcontract, managed under the Department of Homeland Security's Detention Compliance and Removals agency, focuses on the operational management of essential services within ICE detention facilities in Los Fresnos. The scope of work includes the sale of approved goods through commissary stores, the administration of detainee telephone systems, and the coordination of visitation services. To execute these tasks, the contractor must utilize point-of-sale systems, secure telephony hardware, and specialized visitation kiosks. Strict adherence to ICE facility regulations and rigorous financial auditing standards is required to ensure compliant operations. The primary objective of the contract is to deliver seamless commissary and communication infrastructure to support facility management and detainee needs. Interested parties should note the response deadline of November 30, 2026, for this specific procurement opportunity.

Detention Compliance And Removals

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MULTI-SERVICE PROCESSING CENTER (SPC)

Solicitation # MULTI-SERVICE_PROCESSING_CENTER

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), is conducting market research to identify potential sources for comprehensive detention management and custody services at multiple Government-owned Service Processing Centers (SPCs). The scope of work requires 24/7/365 operational support, including the recruitment and supervision of armed and unarmed detention personnel, management of intake, booking, housing, and records, and the maintenance of facility security and perimeter control. Additionally, the contractor must support secure detainee transportation for medical, court, and hearing movements. Performance must adhere to strict standards, including the ICE National Detention Standards (NDS 2026), DHS Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) standards, and guidelines from the American Correctional Association and the National Commission on Correctional Health Care. The identified places of performance include the Port Isabel Detention Center in Texas, the El Paso Service Processing Center in Texas, and the Florence Service Processing Center in Arizona. As this is currently a sources-sought Request for Information (RFI), the government is not yet seeking quotes or establishing a final contract type, but is instead gathering industry feedback on acquisition strategies, pricing structures, and evaluation factors. Interested respondents must submit a capability statement of no more than 15 pages in 11-point Times New Roman font to the designated email by November 30, 2026. Submissions must include company details, SAM registration status, relevant corporate experience in secure-facility operations, and a statement of intent to bid on any future formal solicitation.

Detention Compliance And Removals

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Remote Interdiction Pilot Program

Solicitation # FDC-ITN-27-015

The Florida Department of Corrections is soliciting replies for a Remote Interdiction Pilot Program to be implemented at the Suwannee Annex Correctional Institution. The program aims to enhance institutional security and reduce the frequency and severity of inmate-led violent acts and disturbances through the use of non-lethal Artificial Intelligence and other modern technologies. The selected contractor will install equipment and infrastructure within one inmate housing unit, integrate the solution with the facility's security operations center, and ensure the system meets US FDA requirements. The initial contract term is for up to one year, with the possibility of up to three additional one-year renewals. Award decisions will be based on best value, with a final evaluation score comprising a weighted Technical Reply (up to 750 points) and a Cost Reply (up to 250 points). Vendors must submit their replies in specific tabbed formats, with the Cost Reply provided in a separate sealed envelope and on a flash drive. The contract includes strict compliance requirements, including adherence to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Prison Rape Elimination Act, and CJIS standards. Performance is tied to a Pilot Project Plan, with financial consequences of 500 dollars per day for late deliverables or system unavailability, and a 100,000 dollar penalty per occurrence for unauthorized or unnecessary use of force.

Florida Department of Corrections

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BJA FY26 State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP)

Solicitation # O-BJA-2026-172810

The BJA FY26 State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP), solicitation number O-BJA-2026-172810, is a federal funding opportunity provided by the Bureau of Justice Assistance under the Department of Justice. This program offers payments to eligible states and units of local government to reimburse specific costs associated with the incarceration of undocumented criminal aliens. The applicable reporting period for these incurred costs spans from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025. The solicitation features an award ceiling of 59 million dollars and does not require cost sharing. Interested eligible entities must submit their applications by the response deadline of December 15, 2026. This initiative aligns with the broader mission of the Office of Justice Programs to uphold the rule of law and address public safety challenges across the United States.

Bureau Of Justice Assistance

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Operation and Management of Contractor-Operated Correctional Facilities – Blackwater CF

Solicitation # FDC ITN-27-022

The Florida Department of Corrections is issuing Invitation to Negotiate FDC ITN-27-022 to secure a vendor for the operation and management of the Blackwater River Correctional Facility in Santa Rosa County, Florida. This facility houses adult males in minimum, medium, and close custody-security settings with a total capacity of 2,000 beds. The selected contractor will be responsible for comprehensive facility management, including the delivery of academic, behavioral, and vocational programmatic services, such as GED classes and mandatory literacy programs. The contract features an initial term of three years with the possibility of successive two-year renewals, with a targeted service commencement date of July 1, 2027. Award selection is based on the best value to the state, with the overall score weighted as 70 percent for the technical reply and 30 percent for the price reply. The technical evaluation focuses heavily on the proposed technical solution, including security, health services, and operations plans, as well as the vendor's experience and ability. To ensure financial security, the winning vendor must provide a performance bond or irrevocable letter of credit of 8 million dollars or the average annual contract price within ten business days of execution. All responses must be submitted electronically via the MyFloridaMarketPlace portal by the December 8, 2026, deadline, adhering to strict formatting and page limit requirements across three specific tabs.

Florida Department of Corrections

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Operation and Management of Contractor-Operated Correctional Facilities – South Bay CF

Solicitation # FDC ITN-27-023

The Florida Department of Corrections is soliciting proposals under ITN-27-023 for the operation and management of the South Bay Correctional Facility in Palm Beach County, Florida. This facility has a capacity of 1,948 beds and houses adult males in minimum, medium, and close custody-security settings. The contract is for an initial term of three years, with the possibility of successive two-year renewals based on funding and satisfactory performance. The estimated annual spend for these services is approximately 51.6 million dollars. Award selection is based on best value, with 70 percent of the score derived from a technical reply and 30 percent from the price reply, specifically the total blended per diem. Technical evaluations focus on experience and ability, as well as detailed plans for operations, security, health services, inmate programmatic services, and transition. To be considered responsive, vendors must demonstrate at least ten years of corporate experience, maintain a specific Dun and Bradstreet financial stress score, and provide a five percent bid bond. Additionally, the successful contractor must furnish a performance bond or irrevocable letter of credit of 8 million dollars or the average annual contract price within ten business days of execution. The contractor is responsible for comprehensive facility management, including adherence to Department of Corrections policies, ACA standards, and HIPAA regulations. Key deliverables include a transition plan with a service commencement date of July 1, 2027, and the maintenance of various inmate programs such as academic, vocational, and substance abuse treatment. Performance will be monitored via a Contract Performance Indicator Tool and quarterly performance measures. Vendors must also certify compliance with Florida statutes regarding forced labor, drug-free workplaces, and non-collusion.

Florida Department of Corrections

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Adult Detention Center ServicesThe Adult Detention Center Services contract, managed by the Department of the Interior, provides essential staffing and operational support to ensure the safe and secure supervision of individuals within a detention facility. This requirement is designed to fill staffing gaps and maintain compliance with Bureau of Indian Affairs and Office of Justice Services standards. Primary responsibilities include daily detainee supervision, inmate counts, controlled movement, safety inspections, and contraband control to ensure a professionally managed environment that adheres to federal and tribal regulations. This forecast is designated as an 8(a) Sole Source set-aside under NAICS code 922140. Key performance expectations center on reliable staff coverage, accurate documentation, and timely incident response to maintain a secure facility. The contract aims to protect both staff and detainees through the consistent enforcement of rules and strict adherence to established detention protocols.

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Secure Detention Housing and SupervisionThe Secure Detention Housing and Supervision subcontract, managed by the Department of Homeland Security under the Detention Compliance And Removals agency, involves the operation of a secure housing facility for up to 1,500 detainees. The scope of work includes providing daily supervision, managing facility maintenance, and ensuring strict adherence to ICE National Detention Standards. This project is categorized under NAICS code 922140 and was posted on August 11, 2026. Performance of these services is designated for the location identified by zip code 86076.

Detention Compliance And Removals

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Public Nuisance Abatement & Property Lien ProcessingThe City of Laguna Woods has initiated action to abate a public nuisance by removing a houseboat deemed a violation under California law, with the authority to recover all associated costs through a property lien placed on the offending vessel or related property. This municipal enforcement effort operates under Government Code provisions that empower local agencies to address persistent public nuisances by dismantling hazardous or unlawful structures and recouping expenses via legal liens. The work includes assessment, removal, disposal, and administrative procedures necessary to ensure compliance and financial recovery, all managed directly by the city’s designated authorities. The action is classified under NAICS code 922140, indicating it falls within public order and safety services, specifically municipal enforcement activities. Though structured as a subcontract, the effort is a direct municipal undertaking with the place of performance clearly defined in Laguna Woods, CA, 92637. The posting date indicates this is part of a planned administrative process set to proceed in 2026, underscoring its formal, procedural nature tied to local governance and public health/safety mandates. No external bidding or set-aside provisions are indicated, reflecting an internal municipal enforcement initiative.

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Policy and Legal Conformance FeeThe contract pertains to the assessment of a project’s alignment with Kern County Code and land use regulations under the Policy and Legal Conformance Fee, with a NAICS code of 922140 indicating government administration services. It is structured as a subcontract and was posted on June 16, 2026, with performance anticipated in an area identified by zip code 93301, which corresponds to Bakersfield, California. The engagement requires a detailed review to ensure proposed developments comply with local zoning, planning, and legal requirements as administered by Kern County. Though no specific solicitation number or point of contact is provided, the contract’s focus centers on legal and policy conformity, suggesting it supports environmental review or development approval processes. The associated link directs to a California environmental quality database where further project details may be accessible.

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Home Confinement (HC) Monitoring & ManagementThis subcontract for Home Confinement Monitoring and Management supports prime contractors on Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons projects. The service provider is responsible for the supervision and monitoring of offenders within a 200-mile radius of the Residential Reentry Center facility, adhering to the guidelines established in Chapter 10 of the March 2022 RRC Statement of Work. Key operational requirements include the use of electronic monitoring equipment for geographic oversight and the delivery of detailed monitoring logs and compliance reports. The contract focuses on supervised home confinement management and is performed in Spokane, Washington, under NAICS code 922140.

Residential Reentry - Co

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The contract titled Fire Lookout and Monitoring Services is a small business set-aside opportunity under the SBA Total Small Business Set-Aside program, targeting firms classified as small businesses as defined by the SBA. It is issued by the National Interagency Fire Center under the Department of the Interior and falls under NAICS code 922140, which pertains to fire protection services. The contract requires contractors to staff remote fire lookout towers or mobile units to actively detect, report, and track wildfires, ensuring timely communication with dispatch centers and accurate recording of weather conditions. Personnel must be capable of operating in isolated, often rugged environments and maintaining reliable communications under challenging conditions. The solicitation was posted on May 5, 2026, with a response deadline of May 21, 2026, at 3:00 PM, and is structured as a subcontract. Performance location details are unspecified, indicating operations will occur across wildland areas managed by the federal agency, likely spanning multiple western states. No point of contact information is provided in the public posting, and further inquiries must be directed through the official SAM.gov workspace link.