NIGP 95271: Rape and Sexual Assault Prevention

NIGP 95271 Rape And Sexual Assault Prevention, an Item code, encompasses therapeutic and evaluative services, training coordination, compliance auditing, and reentry support focused on sexual assault prevention and treatment of sex offenders and victims. State and local governments currently buy specialized clinical services including juvenile sex offense treatment programming, psychosexual evaluations, sexual abuse trauma-focused therapy, conference planning for sex offender treatment professionals, PREA compliance auditing in youth detention facilities, and reentry case management for individuals with sexual offense histories. Issuing bodies include county human services and juvenile justice departments (Boulder County, Clackamas County, Rockland County), state juvenile justice agencies (Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice), and state health and human services commissions (Texas HHSC). Boulder County Human Services has posted multiple solicitations under this code within the past four months, reflecting sustained demand for therapeutic and assessment services.

Recent activity concentrates in Colorado, Oregon, Illinois, New York, and Texas. Representative solicitations include Boulder County Human Services' SOQ-263-26 and SOQ-262-26 (posted March 19, 2026, due April 7, 2026) seeking vendors for therapeutic sexual abuse treatment and psychosexual evaluations on a short-list, as-needed basis with an underlying IMPACT Partnership contract maximum of $1,136,688.00; Clackamas County Juvenile Department's RFP 2026-10 (due April 1, 2026) for five-year outpatient juvenile sex offense treatment programming at an estimated $498,500 total contract value; the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice's re-bid for PREA Certified Audit Services (due January 28, 2026) covering six youth centers statewide; the Texas HHSC's RFP for Conference Planning and Coordination Services for the Council on Sex Offender Treatment (due December 20, 2025) structured as a zero-dollar agreement with contractor revenue from registration fees and exhibit sales; and Rockland County Department of Mental Health's RFP-RC-2026-010 (due April 2, 2026) for reentry transition management services at $86,250 through December 31, 2026, escalating to $129,434 by the second renewal option in 2030. Most recent procurements emphasize evidence-based, trauma-informed practice, cultural and racial competency, multilingual service delivery, and compliance with background-check and insurance requirements including professional liability and sexual abuse and molestation coverage.