RFP-527-2600000508-1 | Administrative Law Judge for Parole Revocation Hearings

The Kentucky Department of Corrections is seeking qualified Administrative Law Judges to conduct parole revocation hearings under Solicitation RFP-527-2600000508-1, with proposals due by July 29, 2026. This solicitation is open to state, local, and law enforcement entities typically involved in corrections and justice administration, and the work will be performed across Kentucky, with no specific city designated for performance. The position requires individuals with legal expertise and experience in administrative law proceedings, particularly in the context of parole compliance and revocation hearings, ensuring due process is upheld for individuals under state supervision. Proposals must demonstrate the ability to manage hearing schedules, issue impartial rulings, and maintain detailed legal records in alignment with statutory requirements. All applications must be submitted through the Kentucky Vital Statistics System portal by the deadline, and inquiries should be directed to Vanda Adamson at the provided contact information. The agency emphasizes competency in adjudicating complex parole violations with objectivity and efficiency, and the selected provider will be responsible for delivering professional, timely, and legally sound hearings statewide. While no NAICS code or set-aside classification has been specified, the opportunity is targeted toward entities capable of delivering high-quality administrative judicial services within the state corrections framework.