Indefinite Delivery Contract 15BRRC23D00000021

The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (DOJ-BOP) awarded a $53.8 million indefinite delivery contract to The Salvation Army, a non-profit organization, to provide residential reentry center (RRC) services and home confinement monitoring for male and female federal offenders in the Chicago, Illinois metropolitan area and surrounding 200-mile radius. Under this contract, The Salvation Army will operate halfway house facilities and deliver transitional housing, case management, substance abuse treatment, mental health counseling, and sex offender treatment programming to aid in the rehabilitation and community reintegration of up to 275 offenders annually. The contract has a 5-year base period through August 2028 and does not utilize any set-aside designations. The Salvation Army has received multiple firm fixed price delivery orders against this IDV, including a $1.5 million award for FY2025 operations and a $8.2 million award for FY2024. These task orders align with the original RFP seeking comprehensive RRC and home confinement services to support the DOJ-BOP's inmate reentry initiatives.

The services being procured under this IDV aim to provide a continuum of care and support for federal offenders as they transition from incarceration back into the community, ultimately reducing recidivism rates. By leveraging The Salvation Army's expertise in operating residential reentry programs, the DOJ-BOP is able to furnish critical transitional housing, monitoring, counseling, and treatment services that are vital to the successful reintegration of this population. The contract reflects the agency's commitment to implementing evidence-based practices that facilitate offender rehabilitation and successful community reentry.