R -- Criminal Alien Requirement 6

Solicitation RFPPCC-0010, issued by the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Prisons, seeks a fixed-price services contract with an award-fee provision to house approximately 7,000 low-security non-US citizen sentenced males. The requirement, designated as Criminal Alien Requirement 6, specifies that services be provided in existing secure correctional institutions located within Arizona, California, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, or Texas. The contract structure includes a four-year base period followed by three two-year option periods, with pricing based on a monthly ramp-up price, a monthly operating price, and fixed incremental unit prices tied to inmate population percentages ranging from 90 to 115 percent of contract beds. The procurement process involved multiple amendments to address wage determinations for Louisiana, extend proposal deadlines, and clarify award-fee determinations, which allow for a maximum fee of five percent of total payments based on performance. Technical requirements include adherence to environmental assessments and quality assurance standards detailed in the performance requirements summary. The solicitation is managed by the Privatized Corrections Contracting office in Washington, DC, and incorporates various Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses to govern ownership changes and contract administration.