NIGP 99025: Crime Prevention Services

NIGP 99025 Crime Prevention Services, an Item code, encompasses community-based violence intervention, youth crime diversion, victim support, and specialized enforcement services that state and local governments procure to reduce criminal activity, prevent firearm-related harm, and support individuals and families affected by violence. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying juvenile case management and early-intervention programs targeting high-risk youth, community violence intervention and intensive case management for individuals at highest risk of gun violence involvement, victim support services including emergency assistance and trauma-informed wraparound care, operator assault prevention program assessments for transit agencies, and asset forfeiture specialist services supporting law enforcement investigations. Issuing bodies include counties (Washington County, Oregon; Bernalillo County, New Mexico; Hillsborough County, Florida; Orange County, California), cities (Portland, Oregon; Tucson, Arizona; Bend, Oregon; New Haven, Connecticut; Louisville, Kentucky), school districts (Scottsdale Unified School District, Arizona), state departments (Washington Department of Commerce), and transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, California). Washington County, Oregon appears multiple times as a repeat buyer, soliciting juvenile crime prevention services under both RFP and RFPQ structures for a five-year, $2,018,040 contract.

Recent activity spans Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Florida, Connecticut, and Kentucky, with concentrated near-term procurement in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest regions. Representative opportunities include Washington County's RFP 2026052RFP for Juvenile Crime Prevention Community Program (proposals due June 4, 2026, targeting 300 youth annually through case management and restorative justice services); the Orange County Transportation Authority's RFP 250180 for Operator Assault Prevention Program Assessment (proposals due March 10, 2026, firm fixed price $125,000, six-month term funded through FTA Section 5307 grants); the City of Portland's RFP 00002731 for Ceasefire Community Response Program and Community Violence Intervention (proposals due April 28, 2026, multiple service categories including adult and youth intensive case management, hospital-based violence intervention, and cognitive behavioral therapy); the City of New Haven's RFP 2025RFPCNH304 for Essential Support Services for Victims of Violence (proposals due March 3, 2026, trauma-informed emergency assistance and wraparound care) and RFP 2025RFPCNH305 for Employment and Housing Interventions for Community Violence (proposals due March 3, 2026); and the Washington Department of Commerce NOFO F2634443001 for Extreme Risk Protection Order enforcement and firearm relinquishment implementation (proposals due May 31, 2026, up to $2,200,000 in federal Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program funds, with $200,000 minimum set-aside for small local jurisdictions). Procurement activity shows strong emphasis on American Rescue Plan Act and federal grant-funded violence prevention and victim services, with multiple jurisdictions seeking providers simultaneously in early 2026.