Residential Mother-Young Child Care Program in Dane County for female offenders and their infants

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections Residential Mother-Young Child Care Program is a specialized multi-award vehicle designed to provide comprehensive residential care services for female offenders and their infants in Dane County. The program focuses on supporting incarcerated mothers by offering integrated child care, case management, and rehabilitation services. Specifically, the contract enables the provision of residential accommodations that support both maternal and infant needs, with services encompassing child care, case management, alcohol and drug prevention, and related support interventions for female offenders.

The contract was awarded to ARC Community Services, Inc. with an initial period of performance from May 14, 2018 through May 31, 2020, and includes two potential 2-year renewal options. The contract is valued at approximately $599,987 annually, based on a per bed day rate of $164.38 for 10 contracted beds operating year-round. Geographically limited to Dane County, Wisconsin, the contract allows for cooperative purchasing and operates under multiple NIGP codes including Human Services (952), Child Care Services (95218), and Case Management (95215). The contract is structured as a service agreement with FOB destination delivery terms and is managed by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections' Division of Community Corrections.