The University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMass Medical) has been awarded an indefinite delivery contract by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to provide comprehensive medical services for inmates at the Federal Correctional Complex (FCC) Butner and other BOP facilities in Massachusetts. Under this $116.8 million contract, UMass Medical will deliver a range of inpatient, outpatient, and specialized medical care, including outside hospital treatment, kidney transplants, clinical offerings, and general healthcare services. The contract is a firm fixed-price, multiple award vehicle with a five-year term. UMass Medical, a state government entity and academic institution, has significant experience providing medical support to the BOP, having received over $112 million in related contracts over the past five years. The contracted services are not designated under any set-aside program. Task orders issued against this IDV have a total ceiling value of over $29 million and cover services through 2025.
Overall, this contract enables the BOP to leverage UMass Medical's expertise and resources at its Worcester facilities to meet the comprehensive healthcare needs of the federal inmate population in Massachusetts. The services procured support the BOP's mission to provide appropriate levels of medical care to incarcerated individuals and ensure their wellbeing.
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