UNSPSC 92101700: Jail and prison system

UNSPSC 92101700 Jail and prison system services, a Class code, encompasses state and local procurement of housing, operational services, and support programs for adult and juvenile correctional facilities—including contracted facility operation and management, interim housing and reentry services for offenders transitioning back to the community, and communications technology and security systems integrated into detention operations. Recent solicitations show a mix of large-scale facility management contracts (Florida Department of Corrections operation of South Bay Correctional Facility at $51.6 million annually), specialized housing programs for recovery-focused populations (Solano County Recovery Residence Housing Services at $250,000; Solano County Behavioral Health Interim Housing Placement at $1.2 million), and integrated inmate communications platforms (Uintah County Jail technology services operating on a vendor-funded, zero-cost-to-county model generating approximately $21,324 monthly revenue). Issuing bodies span state departments of corrections (Florida, Kentucky, Texas Southern University), county sheriffs and jails (Ada County, Uintah County), county human services and health divisions (Solano, Trinity, Hillsborough), and municipal authorities (City of Dallas). Kentucky's Department of Corrections appears frequently across multiple rolling RFP cycles for halfway houses and recovery centers, signaling sustained procurement activity in the reentry services segment.

Geographic activity concentrates in California (Solano, Trinity), Florida (South Bay facility, Hillsborough County cold-weather shelters), Kentucky (multiple DOC reentry center RFPs), and Utah (Uintah County jail communications). Representative solicitations include the Florida Department of Corrections ITN for South Bay Correctional Facility operation (due December 1, 2026, requiring mandatory seven percent cost savings and ten years' prior experience), the Commonwealth of Kentucky RFP 758-2500000122 for Halfway Houses and Recovery Kentucky Centers (rolling submissions through October 14, 2026, with fixed per diem rates ranging $27.62–$40.37 daily and indefinite contract term subject to thirty-day termination), Solano County RFP for Recovery Residence Housing Services (due November 6, 2026, not-to-exceed $250,000 for 17 months with up to three years nine months renewal potential), and Uintah County RFQ for Integrated Inmate Communications & Technology Services (due October 3, 2026, fully vendor-funded turnkey model with 60-day implementation and initial three-year term). Performance requirements consistently mandate PREA compliance, 24-hour supervision, criminal background screening, staff training (16–32 hours annually), and regular announced and unannounced inspections; contractors typically carry $1–5 million Commercial General Liability and professional liability insurance with the state or county named as additional insured.