Residential Services Program in Madison for Female Correctional Clients

The Residential Services Program in Madison for Female Correctional Clients is a specialized contract vehicle administered by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections that provides comprehensive residential services for female offenders in Dane County. The program focuses on delivering gender-responsive, evidence-based residential care for medium to high-risk female clients, offering critical services including substance abuse treatment, cognitive intervention, and addressing criminogenic needs. Specifically designed for Community Based Residential Facilities (CBRF), the contract covers Program B, which provides a 9-bed residential facility with services tailored to support rehabilitation and successful reintegration of female offenders under Department of Corrections supervision.

The contract was originally awarded to ARC Community Service, Inc. in Madison, Wisconsin, with an initial term from April 1, 2016, through March 31, 2018, and subsequent renewal options extending through March 31, 2023. The contract has seen incremental pricing increases, ranging from $107.24 per bed per day in the initial period to $136.73 per bed per day in the most recent period. Administered by the Division of Community Corrections, Region-1, the contract covers the state of Wisconsin and includes NIGP codes related to alcohol and drug detoxification, case management, counseling, and correctional services. The vehicle allows for cooperative purchasing but prohibits purchasing card transactions, with delivery terms set as FOB Destination.