Criminal Justice Program Support

The Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement established this multiple-award IDIQ on February 15, 2011, to provide advisors, specialists, and life and mission support services for criminal justice sector development programs worldwide. Ordering closed on May 4, 2016, making the vehicle inactive for pursuit of new task orders.

The vehicle is effectively closed to new ordering. The last task order was awarded in November 2016, nearly ten years ago. All ordering authority expired over a decade ago, and the vehicle has reached the end of its contract lifecycle. No new work can be placed against it.

Task orders under CJPS supported law enforcement institutional strengthening and advisory services in Haiti, Liberia, Mexico, Palestine/West Bank, and other overseas jurisdictions. Work included police training and capacity building, corrections advisory, background investigation training, and personnel rotation in support of host-nation law enforcement modernization. Ten task orders were awarded between November 2012 and November 2016, with most activity concentrated in 2014 (six orders).

Dyncorp International LLC dominated the vehicle, holding two orders valued at $89.7 million in combined potential value—more than half of all work. Integrated Justice Systems International, LLC and undisclosed domestic awardees each held two orders valued at $28.1 million and $27 million respectively. PAE Government Services, Inc. received two orders worth $16.6 million combined. The remaining awardee, Global Criminal Justice Solutions, LLC and Crucible Criminal Justice Programs, LLC, held one order each. The single customer agency—Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement—funded all ten orders.

Task-order potential value ranged from $286.4 thousand to $52.2 million. Combined task-order potential value reached $164.4 million, with $113.9 million obligated (69% of potential). Most orders were unrestricted (80%), with one small-business set-aside and one partial small-business order. Pricing structures varied among labor hours, time and materials, firm fixed price, and cost-plus fixed fee. Performance locations were distributed across multiple countries in the Western Hemisphere and Middle East.

CJPS is a multiple-award, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract to support criminal justice sector development programs worldwide, providing advisors, other specialists, and life and mission support services.