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Local Emergency and Support Services Coordination

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Submission Closed06/15/2026, 11:30:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 922150

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26RFP1653831A-JWT Misdemeanor Probation Supervision Services

Solicitation # 26RFP1653831A-JWT

Fulton County, Georgia, is soliciting proposals from qualified firms to provide adult misdemeanor probation supervision services. The selected provider will be responsible for enforcing court ordered conditions, which includes the collection of fines and fees, supervising community services work, managing electronic monitoring, and conducting rehabilitative treatment programs. These services must be provided at no cost to the Superior, State, and Magistrate Courts of Fulton County. This solicitation, identified as PE-66096-NONST-2026-000000203, was posted on September 1, 2026, with a response deadline of October 6, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The procurement is managed by the Fulton County Purchasing Department, and interested parties may contact Janelle W. Tanner for further information regarding the submission process.

Fulton County Purchasing Department

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Lancaster Parole Office Lease RenewalThe California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Division of Adult Paroles intends to lease approximately 20,919 square feet of office space located at 43645 Pioneer Court, Lancaster, California. This project is driven by the need to maintain a Parole Office in Lancaster while reducing the current existing space by 50 percent to better align with the current population. The project is classified as a Categorical Exemption Class 1 under CEQA Guidelines Section 15301 for existing facilities, as it is expected to have no significant environmental effect. The scope of work involves comprehensive interior renovations and a build-out of the existing office. Key deliverables include the replacement of ceiling tiles, electrical fixtures, paint, carpeting, flooring, and roll-up shades. Additionally, the project requires the implementation of critical safety and security upgrades, including the installation of a secure vestibule and a full security system featuring exterior cameras, alarm keypads, and key card readers. Peter J. Connelly Jr. serves as the primary point of contact for the project.

California Corrections and Rehabilitation, Department of

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Pretrial and Misdemeanor Probation Services

Solicitation # brevard-county-board-of-county-commissioners-RFP-7-26-11-2026

The Brevard County Board of County Commissioners is seeking a highly qualified firm to provide Pretrial and Misdemeanor Probation Services for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Court in Brevard County, Florida. The selected provider will be responsible for the monitoring, supervision, rehabilitation, and probation services of offenders as mandated by Florida Statutes and ordered by the Circuit and County Courts. This solicitation, identified as RFP 7-26-11-2026, was posted on August 25, 2026, with a response deadline of September 17, 2026, at 3:00 PM. Interested parties should coordinate with the primary point of contact, Heather Riley, and submit their proposals through the designated vendor link. The county does not guarantee a specific number of cases to be assigned under this contract.

Brevard County Board Of County Commissioners

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GPS Alcohol and Drug Monitoring - DRC270020 - APA

Solicitation # SRC0000041268

The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) has issued solicitation SRC0000041268 for GPS alcohol and drug monitoring services to support its mission of reducing recidivism. The contract seeks a vendor to provide continuous alcohol monitoring with real-time tracking and transdermal drug detection systems, including FDA-cleared equipment and US-certified laboratory result notifications. The estimated workload includes approximately 100 active daily alcohol monitoring units and 1,000 to 1,500 monthly drug patch users. Key technical requirements specify that all hardware must be hypoallergenic, shockproof, and tamper-resistant, while the vendor must also provide data conversion and migration services at no additional cost. The total contract value is capped at a not-to-exceed amount of $1 million. Prospective offerors must submit their proposals through the OhioBuys Supplier Portal, adhering to all specified instructions and deadlines. Proposals are evaluated based on a 425-point scoring system covering technical requirements, work plans, and staffing. Vendors are required to submit a detailed staffing plan, including a Program Coordinator and key personnel profiles, and must affirm compliance with strict state mandates, including the prohibition of offshore services and the avoidance of business with Russian institutions. Additionally, the contract includes a one-year warranty for material defects and requires adherence to Ohio ethics, equal employment opportunity, and drug-free workplace laws. All invoicing must be directed to the Office of Budget and Management Fiscal Shared Services within 30 days of service delivery.

Dept Of Rehab & Corrections

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RFP - ADULT RECOVERY COURT SERVICES PROGRAM

Solicitation # BPM012666-4

The County of San Diego is seeking proposals for the Adult Recovery Court Services Program under solicitation number BPM012666-4. This local government opportunity is focused on providing specialized services within San Diego, California, specifically in the 92123 zip code area. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of September 18, 2026, at 3:00 PM PT. Detailed bid documents and addenda are available through the San Diego County official procurement portal, and applicants may be required to complete a separate registration process to access the full requirements of the solicitation.

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RFP - ADULT RECOVERY COURT SERVICES PROGRAM

Solicitation # BPM012666

The County of San Diego is seeking proposals for the Adult Recovery Court Services Program under solicitation number BPM012666. This local government opportunity is based in San Diego, California, and requires interested parties to submit their responses by September 18, 2026, at 3:00 PM ET. Prospective bidders must access the official San Diego County procurement portal to obtain full bid documents, registration requirements, and any necessary addenda. All inquiries regarding the specific language and requirements of the program should be directed to the originating agency.

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RFP - ADULT RECOVERY COURT SERVICES PROGRAM

Solicitation # 12666

The County of San Diego Department of Behavioral Health Services is soliciting proposals for Adult Recovery Court Services to support two distinct justice populations: Adult Drug Court and Deferred Entry of Judgment (DEOJ/HSC 11395). The program provides administrative and direct services for Medi-Cal clients, including evaluations using ASAM criteria, care coordination, substance use disorder outpatient treatment, and recovery services. The scope of work involves a structured four-phase treatment program and requires the contractor to participate in case conferencing and drug court sessions while providing regular progress updates to the court. Services are divided across four court regions—Central, North, South, and East—with up to four contracts potentially awarded. The contract is estimated to be valued between 44 million and 45 million dollars over a 4.5-year period, consisting of a six-month base period and four one-year options extending through June 30, 2031. Award decisions are based on best value, evaluating program technical capabilities, price reasonableness, and acceptance of insurance and legal terms. Contractors must adhere to strict regulatory standards, including 42 CFR 438.608 for program integrity and CCR Title 9 for timely access to care. Mandatory requirements include the submission of a Linguistic and Cultural Diversity Plan and a Small-Local Business Utilization Plan. Proposals must be submitted via the BuyNet system by September 18, 2026, and must include handwritten signatures on all required forms.

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Administrative Surplus Land Declaration – No Procurement ActivityThe City of Lake Forest has officially designated the 6.5-acre Whispering Hills property as surplus land under the California Surplus Land Act, triggering a formal administrative process for potential future transfer or reuse. This declaration is a regulatory step that establishes eligibility for disposition but does not constitute approval for any physical development, construction, or service provision on the site. The action initiates mandatory procedural requirements under state law, including public notice and opportunity for other public entities to express interest before the land may be considered for sale or lease to private parties. The action is classified under NAICS code 922150, reflecting its nature as a government administrative function related to land management, and there is no associated procurement, solicitation, or subcontracting activity. The declaration was posted on July 22, 2026, and the site is located within the city limits of Lake Forest, California. No point of contact or detailed performance location information is provided beyond the city name, and the process remains purely administrative, with no immediate plans or authorized expenditures for development. Further steps toward disposition will require additional approvals and compliance with state surplus land requirements.

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Flow-Down of FAR 52.222-90 DEI Anti-Discrimination ComplianceThe subcontract requires strict implementation and adherence to FAR 52.222-90, which prohibits any participation in racially discriminatory diversity, equity, and inclusion practices. The subcontractor must ensure that this clause is not only followed internally but also flowed down to all lower-tier subcontractors and suppliers, establishing a comprehensive compliance chain throughout the entire supply chain. Enforcement of this requirement is mandatory, and failure to comply with the prohibition on racially discriminatory DEI practices may result in contract violation, termination, or other remedial actions. This contract is issued by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense, classified under NAICS code 922150, and applies to all work performed under the subcontract. The subcontractor is responsible for maintaining documented evidence of compliance and ensuring that no part of their operations, including those conducted by downstream entities, engages in practices that constitute racial discrimination under the terms of the clause. The contract does not specify a place of performance or set-aside type, indicating it is broadly applicable across all locations where subcontracted work occurs, and compliance is expected regardless of geographic scope.

Defense Logistics Agency

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Diverting Children, Adolescents and Young Adults from Criminal Justice System Involvement

Solicitation # BD-27-1107-TCOCP-TCOCP-131283

The Massachusetts Probation Service, under the Trial Court Commissioner of Probation, is soliciting proposals for the FY 2027 Juvenile Diversion grant program. This initiative seeks to fund Massachusetts cities, towns, and community-based providers to pilot or expand multidisciplinary diversion programs for children, adolescents, and young adults aged 11 to 24. The primary goal is to prevent these individuals from entering the criminal justice system through community-based prevention and alternative case processing that intervenes prior to arrest or arraignment. The total available funding is 500,000 dollars, with individual awards ranging from 50,000 to 100,000 dollars. Administrative costs are capped at five percent of the total grant value. The period of performance runs from July 13, 2026, through March 31, 2027. Awards are made on a rolling basis, with a final deadline of October 16, 2026, or earlier if funds are exhausted. Selection preference is given to applicants with prior funding, comprehensive collaboration plans involving law enforcement and schools, and the use of evidence-based or promising practices. Proposals must include target populations, specific activities, evidence of performance, measurable outcomes, and milestone mapping. All submissions must be made through the COMMBUYS Bid Q&A Tool and include the required Contractor Authorized Signatory forms.

TCOCP - Trial Court Commissioner of Probation

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County Clerk CEQA PostingThis subcontract involves the County Clerk CEQA Posting for Kern County, California, with a posted date of June 16, 2026. The primary purpose of this action is to provide public notice posting under the CEQA Section 15183 exemption to satisfy necessary environmental review requirements. The project is categorized under NAICS code 922150 and is associated with the state of California. Performance of the contract is designated for the 93301 zip code area, and further project details are available through the CEQAnet portal.

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Lethal Wildlife Control and Population ManagementThe contract authorizes the regulated and targeted removal of wildlife species that present documented threats to agricultural operations or public safety, conducted in strict compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act and under the oversight of designated state and local agencies. Operations are limited to specific, high-risk scenarios where nonlethal methods have been determined inadequate, and all actions must be scientifically justified, ethically executed, and meticulously documented to ensure ecological balance and legal compliance. The subcontract falls under NAICS code 922150 for wildlife control services and is administered by Monterey County in California, with performance scope tied to the project identified through the CEQA Net portal. Although specific geographic boundaries and agency partners are not detailed, the work is bound by enforceable environmental review protocols and requires adherence to state wildlife management standards. The contractual obligations emphasize precision, accountability, and transparent reporting to mitigate ecological impact while prioritizing human and agricultural safety.

Monterey County

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AI Contract Overview

This contract focuses on coordinating local emergency and support services, including firefighting, medical assistance, and specific operations such as COWT (Crew Over Water Transport) and OWT (Offshore Work Teams). It emphasizes the importance of rapid response times to ensure efficient handling of emergency situations. The contract is categorized as a subcontract under the NAICS code 922150, which pertains to emergency and other relief services. The contract is issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, a branch of the Department of Commerce, with a solicitation posted on May 15, 2026, and a response deadline of June 15, 2026. Although specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the scope highlights critical coordination efforts aimed at enhancing emergency response capabilities in support of NOAA's mission.