The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (BOP) has awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) to Behavioral Systems Southwest Inc., a for-profit, woman-owned subchapter S corporation, to provide residential reentry center (RRC) services and home confinement (HC) services in various locations in California, including Los Angeles, Van Nuys, and San Clemente. The master IDC contract, valued at $66,064,372.50, serves as a vehicle for the BOP to issue firm-fixed-price delivery orders for these offender rehabilitation and reentry services. Behavioral Systems Southwest Inc., an experienced provider of correctional and rehabilitation services to the BOP, will deliver a range of programs such as residential reentry centers, home confinement monitoring, and specialized services like the Mothers and Infants Together (MINT) program in support of the agency's mission of safely confining offenders and preparing them for successful reintegration into their communities. The delivery orders under this IDC typically run for one-year periods, with values ranging from hundreds of thousands to several million dollars, and do not utilize any set-aside designations despite the contractor's woman-owned status.
The contract documents provided include several sample delivery orders issued against the master IDC, with ceiling values spanning $0 to $4.1 million. These task orders cover the provision of RRC and HC services in the Los Angeles and Van Nuys areas, with periods of performance generally running from October through September of each year. The firm-fixed-price structure of the delivery orders allows the BOP to flexibly draw upon the contractor's services to meet evolving offender management and community reintegration needs within the defined geographic areas and scope of work.
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