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Specialized Inmate Transport and Extradition

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This subcontract for Specialized Inmate Transport and Extradition involves providing secure ground transportation and extradition services for male, female, and juvenile inmates on behalf of prime contractors for the City of Indianapolis and Marion County. The selected provider must operate 24/7/365, managing all aspects of secure transit including inmate searches, the application of restraints, and the execution of use-of-force protocols to ensure safe delivery to designated destinations. To qualify, the contractor must hold FMCSA permits for the carriage of passengers and maintain licensure across all 50 states. This opportunity is managed by the Indiana Purchasing Division under NAICS code 561621, with a response deadline set for November 5, 2026.

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This scope was carved out of RFB-33SHF-330.

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Performs secure ground transportation and extradition of male, female, and juvenile inmates for prime contractors on City of Indianapolis and Marion County projects. Operates 24/7/365 transport, conducts inmate searches, applies restraints, and executes use-of-force protocols. Requires FMCSA permits for contract carrier of passengers and licensure in all 50 states. Delivers safe and secure delivery of inmates to designated destinations.

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