Contract CTR016708
Ended State & local contract Virginia Awarded
- Contract number
- CTR016708
- Awardee
- AB STAFFING SOLUTIONS
- Contracting organization
- Department of Corrections
Contract facts
- End date
- Point of contact
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- Peter Batley peter.batley@vadoc.virginia.gov (804) 887-8233
Contract details come from procure.cgieva.com. Updated .
About this contract
The Virginia Department of Corrections Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (CTR016708) is designed to facilitate staffing solutions and personnel procurement for correctional facilities and related operations. This contract enables state agencies and authorized users to access qualified staffing resources through a pre-negotiated master agreement, specifically focusing on providing personnel support within the corrections environment. The IDV allows for flexible and efficient workforce acquisition, potentially covering temporary, contract, and specialized staffing needs across various correctional administrative and operational roles.
AB Staffing Solutions has been awarded this contract by the Virginia Department of Corrections, with a performance period extending from the award date of June 30, 2025, to the completion date of August 31, 2026. The contract is geographically limited to the Commonwealth of Virginia and is structured as an Indefinite Delivery Vehicle, providing a streamlined procurement mechanism for authorized state entities. While specific contract value details are not provided, the IDV offers a structured approach to securing staffing resources with predetermined terms and conditions, ensuring competitive and compliant personnel acquisition for correctional system requirements.
Quick answers
Who holds contract CTR016708?
Contract CTR016708 was awarded to AB STAFFING SOLUTIONS by Department of Corrections in Virginia on June 30, 2025.
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