NIGP 95220: Correctional

NIGP 95220 Correctional, an Item code, encompasses jail and detention facility support services that state and local governments procure to operate and maintain secure correctional environments while meeting constitutional and statutory health, safety, and rehabilitation standards. Recent solicitations across California, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, and other jurisdictions show purchasing activity concentrated in medical and healthcare delivery, inmate programs and supportive services, facility operations, case management systems, and specialized correctional infrastructure—reflecting the core operational and compliance demands of county sheriffs' offices and state correctional departments managing adult and juvenile populations.

County sheriff's offices and state correctional agencies dominate the issuing-body mix under this code. San Mateo County Sheriff's Office has posted multiple solicitations—one RFP on July 14, 2026, for library, chaplaincy, and jail supportive services at Maguire Correctional Facility and Maple Street Correction Center (proposals due July 30, 2026), and an earlier RFP on May 11, 2026, for jail programs spanning education, vocational training, cognitive behavioral interventions, and wellness activities (originally due March 23, 2026). Collier County Sheriff's Office in Florida issued RFP 26.003 on April 20, 2026, for comprehensive inmate healthcare including medical, mental health, pharmaceutical, dental, and substance abuse services with 24-hour coverage across two facilities with 1,429 authorized beds and an average daily population of 800 (proposals due June 18, 2026). The City of Santa Monica posted an RFP on July 9, 2026, for medical service provisions for arrestees—pre-booking medical clearances, DUI blood draws, and Narcan program administration serving approximately 3,400 arrestees annually (proposals due July 24, 2026). County of Orange Probation Department in California issued RFP RFP0573056901DV on July 2, 2026, for a Risk-Needs Assessment System serving juvenile and adult populations with evidence-based validation and CLETS and FBI CJIS compliance (proposals due July 14, 2026). Beaufort County in South Carolina solicited separate RFPs for detention center medical services (RFP #011326, proposals due January 13, 2026), food services (RFP #062226, due June 22, 2026), and book purchases (County of Orange IFB0603032502, due April 20, 2026). Waukesha County, Wisconsin posted a solicitation on June 30, 2026, for psychological services covering pre-employment evaluations and fitness-for-duty assessments for sheriff employees (proposals due August 4, 2026). Montgomery County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee issued RFI 202603 on March 20, 2026, for comprehensive inmate communications technology including tablets, video conferencing, grievance reporting, and GPS tracking (submissions due April 6, 2026). Ada County, Idaho issued RFP 26028 on February 24, 2026, for a Software-as-a-Service Juvenile Case Management System supporting 135 users across five operational divisions and serving approximately 350 new probation cases and 460 detention admissions annually (proposals due March 24, 2026). Salt Lake County posted RFI SLCOSF26011RFI on January 28, 2026, seeking Medicaid billing services for incarcerated individuals under the 11-15 Waiver (submissions due February 19, 2026). Illinois Department of Corrections executed an emergency NASPO ValuePoint cooperative procurement on May 29, 2026, for inmate communications and electronic service delivery systems awarded to Inmate Calling Solutions, LLC at $344,167 (emergency notice posted June 1, 2026). The procurement vehicle mix includes competitive RFPs, RFQs, RFIs for market research, sole-source renewals, and cooperative purchasing through NASPO ValuePoint and Sourcewell. Geographic spread spans California (San Mateo, Orange, Santa Clara, Santa Monica), Florida (Collier, Orange), South Carolina (Beaufort), Tennessee (Montgomery), Wisconsin (Waukesha), Idaho (Ada), Oregon (Marion), Utah (Salt Lake), Georgia (Douglas), and Illinois; activity is distributed across urban counties and state departments rather than concentrated in a single jurisdiction or region.