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The contract titled "RRC and HC" involves services related to Residential Reentry Centers (RRC) and Home Confinement under the Federal Prison System, part of the Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons. It is forecasted as a full and open/unrestricted opportunity under the NAICS code 623990, which typically covers various residential care services. The contract's place of performance is located in Youngstown, Ohio, although more specific address details are not provided. Key contacts for this contract include Mary Bloom as the primary point of contact and a designated Small Business Specialist available for related inquiries. The contract focuses on providing community-based correctional services to support the transition of offenders back into society through reentry centers and home confinement programs. This forecasted opportunity is positioned to facilitate federal efforts in managing inmate reintegration and reducing recidivism by offering structured residential and home confinement options.

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Federal contract for Residential Reentry Centers and Home Confinement services in Youngstown, Ohio.

Agency

Department Of Justice → Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

NAICS

623990 - Other Residential Care Facilities View NAICS

Place of Performance

Youngstown, OH, US

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

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Department Of Justice → Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

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Mary Bloom

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