Residential Services For Xmi Youth

The contract titled Residential Services For Xmi Youth, issued by the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice under the State Fiscal Accountability Authority, aims to provide comprehensive residential care for youth in South Carolina. With a project size estimated between five million and fifteen million dollars, the contract focuses on delivering safe, least restrictive, and appropriately structured placements for juveniles, aligning with policies such as the Alternative Placement Termination Process and the Determinate Sentence Good Behavior Credit Policy. The scope encompasses managing youth behavior, ensuring safety, and maintaining compliance with juvenile justice standards, including procedures for incident reporting, behavior management, and program monitoring. The contract also emphasizes coordination with educational calendars, incident reporting systems, and security assessments to support effective service delivery. Key operational requirements include adherence to detailed policies for placement termination, incident reporting, and behavior credits, as well as the deployment of specialized systems such as contraband detection and security assessments. The contract involves close collaboration with multiple stakeholders, including program managers, law enforcement, and educational entities, to ensure youth are placed in appropriate environments that promote rehabilitation and safety. The response deadline is set for November 11, 2025, with the primary contact being Brittany Greenway. The contract's overarching goal is to secure a reliable, compliant, and effective residential service provider capable of managing a broad spectrum of juvenile care needs within South Carolina’s juvenile justice framework.