NIGP 95828: Corrections Management Services

NIGP 95828 Corrections Management Services, an Item code, encompasses software systems, re-entry programming, residential services, and operational consulting that state and local corrections agencies are actively procuring. State and local governments buy re-entry management platforms to track participants and coordinate case management post-release; residential re-entry housing and support services for transitioning offenders; operational staffing and efficiency studies to optimize detention facility performance; and ancillary services such as food operations at correctional facilities. The issuing bodies span county sheriff's offices, state parole boards, and county boards of commissioners. Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office (Georgia), the New Jersey State Parole Board (through the Department of the Treasury Division of Purchase and Property), Kenosha County Sheriff's Office (Wisconsin), and Marion County Sheriff's Office (Oregon) have posted opportunities in recent months, with the New Jersey Parole Board managing a particularly large incumbent operation—The Kintock Group of NJ, Inc., currently operates 332 beds across multiple programs.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia, New Jersey, and Wisconsin. The Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office issued a competitive sealed proposal (RP024-26) due September 18, 2026 for a SaaS-based re-entry management system requiring SOC 2 Type 2 certification, HIPAA and CJIS compliance, and cloud hosting with integration to jail management and communications platforms, evaluated on a 110-point scale with significant weight on solution description and functional requirements. The New Jersey State Parole Board, through an RFQ (26DPP01310) due November 18, 2026, solicited residential re-entry programming and services across five program lines (STEPS, RESTORE, RESTORE Symptomatic Support Unit, PROMISE, PATH) with firm-fixed per diem pricing and up to two or three additional contracts per geographic region, representing approximately 670 total beds. The Kenosha County Sheriff's Office issued an RFP (#2612) due June 17, 2026 for a comprehensive operational staffing study of two detention facilities, evaluated 20–35 points each on cost, company profile, staff qualifications, and proposal solutions, with a mandatory pre-proposal conference on May 21, 2026 and project completion by August 31, 2026. Residential re-entry and operational consulting work commands firm-fixed or per-diem pricing with multi-month to multi-year contract terms.