NIGP 95223: Court Intervention Services

NIGP 95223 Court Intervention Services is an Item code covering rehabilitation, supervision, and treatment services for court-involved offenders and crime victims, including probation management, pretrial release programs, substance abuse and mental health treatment, and victim advocacy. State and local courts, community supervision departments, and judicial circuits solicit these services through RFPs, RFQs, and RFSQs when contracting with external providers to deliver evidence-based programming, assessment, counseling, case management, and community reintegration support. The mix of issuing bodies reflects the distributed nature of court administration: circuit courts, county community supervision and corrections departments, county procurement offices acting on behalf of judicial circuits, and municipal courts all issue solicitations. Fee-based contracting is common, particularly in misdemeanor probation services where contractors recover costs from probationer supervision fees rather than county appropriations. Insurance requirements—typically general liability, professional liability, cyber liability, and workers' compensation—are standard across opportunities. Staffing mandates vary by scope but frequently require probation officers to hold bachelor's degrees or associate degrees with relevant corrections experience, with background and criminal-justice-information-system screening as prerequisites.

Recent activity spans multiple states with concentrated procurement in Florida (Brevard County and Sarasota County issued RFPs for pretrial, misdemeanor probation, and community supervision services in June and September 2026) and Georgia (Rockdale County issued an RFP for behavioral health services for courts in September, and Spalding County issued an RFP for a managing entity overseeing juvenile justice programs under a $200,000 state grant in June). Harris County, Texas issued an RFSQ in October 2026 for substance abuse treatment and cognitive interventions for female offenders, and the City of Wichita issued an RFP in September 2026 for a feasibility study and strategic plan for a Family Justice Center supporting domestic violence and sexual assault victims. Maine's Department of Public Safety distributed approximately $1.066 million in federal STOP Violence Against Women formula grant funds in August 2026 across law enforcement, courts, prosecution, and victim services providers. The Brevard County probation services RFP (due September 17, 2026) and Spalding County managing entity RFP (due July 21, 2026) represent the largest discrete opportunities; smaller counties and municipalities continue to solicit individual treatment, supervision, and victim-advocacy contracts.