UNSPSC 92101704: Mentally impaired criminal facilities

UNSPSC 92101704 Mentally impaired criminal facilities is a Commodity code. State and local governments use this code to procure services and programs delivered within correctional, detention, and supervised-release settings—including forensic evaluations, intake assessments, probation and pretrial supervision, re-entry support, medical and mental health care, food services, EMT staffing, chaplaincy, library services, and inmate communications platforms. Recent opportunities reflect a mix of clinical evaluation and diagnostic work (fitness assessments for forensic programming, pre-employment and fitness-for-duty psychological evaluations), continuity-of-care contracting (comprehensive correctional healthcare, 24/7 emergency medical staffing), supervision and monitoring (misdemeanor and pretrial probation), reintegration support (residential re-entry programs, returning-citizen case management), and facility operations (food service, library and chaplaincy services, inmate communication systems). The code captures both direct service delivery to individuals in custody and supporting infrastructure—contracted personnel, technology platforms, and program administration operating under correctional or court oversight.

Soliciting bodies include county sheriff's offices and detention centers (Clackamas County, Oregon; Boulder County and Beaufort County, South Carolina; San Mateo County and Brevard County, Florida; Santa Monica; Sarasota County), state departments of corrections (Illinois Department of Corrections), state parole boards (New Jersey State Parole Board), state hospitals (California Department of State Hospitals), city police departments (Santa Monica Police Department), county sheriff departments (Waukesha County), and judicial circuit courts (Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Court, Brevard County; St. Petersburg, Florida city government). Recent opportunities span Oregon, Colorado, South Carolina, California, Florida, New Jersey, Illinois, and Washington, with the heaviest recent activity in California and Florida. Representative recent procurements include Clackamas County's RFP for forensic fitness evaluations (due November 17, 2026), San Mateo County Sheriff's Office RFP for library, chaplaincy, and jail supportive services (due July 30, 2026), Boulder County Sheriff's Office RFP for 24/7 EMT staffing at the detention facility (due October 26, 2026), New Jersey State Parole Board's supplemental residential re-entry programming solicitation across five statewide programs (due November 18, 2026), and Illinois Department of Corrections' emergency and ongoing cooperative procurement for inmate communications and electronic service delivery systems (initial emergency contract $344,167 awarded to Inmate Calling Solutions, LLC; follow-on NASPO cooperative bid due September 15, 2026).