The U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons (BOP) awarded a $424.1K firm fixed-price delivery order contract to Keeton Corrections, Inc., operating as KCI Pensacola, for residential reentry and home confinement services in Pensacola, Florida. The contract, awarded October 1, 2019, with completion targeted for September 8, 2020, was issued without small business set-aside designation. KCI Pensacola, a woman-owned small business subsidiary of parent company Keeton Corrections Inc., specializes in providing housing, case management, monitoring, and support programming to facilitate the successful community reintegration of federal offenders transitioning from incarceration. This delivery order represents one component of a larger Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle managed by the BOP Central Office.
Keeton Corrections Inc. operates multiple regional subsidiaries across Alabama and Florida, including facilities in Birmingham, Tallahassee, and Ocala, and has established itself as a primary federal contractor for residential reentry center (RRC) and home confinement services. The parent organization maintains three significant IDIQ contracts with the Bureau of Prisons, collectively valued at approximately $34.3M through 2029, demonstrating sustained federal confidence in the company's capacity to deliver correctional support services. The BOP utilizes these contracts to manage offender populations and support reintegration efforts through structured residential programming and community-based supervision within defined geographic service areas.