NIGP 95828: Corrections Management Services

NIGP 95828 Corrections Management Services, an Item code, encompasses the operational, administrative, and support services that state and local correctional agencies and sheriff's offices procure to run jail and detention facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers using this code for inmate food services, healthcare delivery, operational staffing studies, and facility systems upgrades—work ranging from meal preparation and nutritional compliance through comprehensive medical and mental health care to building automation and fire alarm replacements at correctional properties. Issuing bodies include county sheriff's offices (Marion County, Oregon; Kenosha County, Wisconsin; Collier County, Florida; Orange County, Florida) and state corrections departments (Illinois Department of Corrections), with sheriff's offices and county detention authorities emerging as the primary repeat procurement source across recent opportunities.

Activity concentrates in the Southeast and Midwest. The Collier County Sheriff's Office issued an RFP for comprehensive inmate healthcare services (24-hour medical, mental health, pharmaceutical, dental, and substance abuse counseling) to two facilities with 1,429 combined authorized beds, with proposals due June 18, 2026, and contract commencement October 1, 2026; the contract structure includes a per-diem rate for an average daily population of 800 inmates, annual price-increase caps at 5 percent or CPI Medical Care Component (whichever is less), and a three-year initial term with two optional one-year renewals. Marion County Sheriff's Office in Oregon awarded food services at the Marion County Jail to Trinity Services Group following competitive bidding (Notice of Intent to Award posted May 4, 2026). Kenosha County Sheriff's Office issued RFP 2612 for an operational staffing study covering two detention facilities, with a mandatory pre-proposal conference May 21, 2026, and sealed proposals due June 17, 2026, for completion by August 31, 2026. Orange County, Florida issued multiple addenda (most recent April 7, 2026) for a $6,000,000 sealed-bid project replacing building automation systems and fire alarm infrastructure at the Female Detention Center, requiring approved manufacturers and a local 24/7 support facility within 50 miles.