Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Program Services ("Thinking for a Change") for DAI Institutions

Contract vehicle Wisconsin Awarded

Contract number
410014-M16-RLH5226-RFB-00
Contracting organization
Department of Corrections

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About this vehicle

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Program Services multi-award vehicle provides specialized therapeutic intervention services for correctional institutions statewide. The contract focuses on delivering "Thinking for a Change" rehabilitation programming, which supports behavioral management and psychological services within the Division of Adult Institutions. Procurable services include cognitive behavioral therapy group sessions designed to address inmate behavioral patterns, with specific therapeutic interventions targeted at rehabilitation and reducing recidivism.

The multi-award vehicle was awarded on December 1, 2015, with three prime contractors: ATTIC Correctional Services, Inc., Henger Enterprises, LTD, and Lepak-Jostsons, Inc. Each contractor is assigned to serve specific correctional facilities across Wisconsin, with per-group pricing ranging from $125.00 to $144.49. The original contract period spanned from December 1, 2015, through November 30, 2017, with provisions for three one-year renewal options. The total estimated annual contract value across all vendors is approximately $201,220.04, and the contract allows for cooperative purchasing, though government purchasing cards are not permitted.

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Who manages contract 410014-M16-RLH5226-RFB-00?

Department of Corrections in Wisconsin manages contract 410014-M16-RLH5226-RFB-00, awarded December 1, 2015.

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