HUD-5369-B.pdf

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Probation Monitoring and Home Detention Services
Solicitation number
270113
Issued by
Pima County, Tucson City, Arizona

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This is a government form related to a state and local contract opportunity for probation monitoring and home detention services with Tucson City Court in Arizona. Tucson City Court, a Limited Jurisdiction Municipal Court, is seeking qualified offerors to provide probation monitoring and GPS monitoring services for defendants convicted of misdemeanor offenses, traffic violations, and local ordinance violations. The court maintains an average caseload of approximately 600 defendants on monitored probation at any given time, with an average of 247 defendants per calendar year requiring GPS monitoring for home detention purposes. The defendant population includes approximately 44% convicted of Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charges, 35% convicted of Domestic Violence (DV) charges, and 20% convicted of drug or sex offenses. Magistrates may sentence defendants to monitored probation terms ranging from 6 to 36 months, with GPS monitoring deployed in Domestic Violence Court and as a post-sentence condition of Home Detention.

The government file provided (HUD-5369-B.pdf) contains minimal substantive information with only two lines of text content, and does not include specific details regarding pricing terms, contract duration, renewal options, funding sources, incumbent information, or submission deadlines. Additional documentation such as the full Scope of Work, Request for Proposals, or bidding instructions would be necessary to obtain comprehensive information about pricing structures, set-asides, contract terms, and response requirements for this probation monitoring and home detention services opportunity.

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