Q&A Attachment 14 - Average Daily Subpopulations.xlsx

This is a Q&A Attachment providing average daily subpopulation data for the Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC) in support of a statewide Request for Proposal for Medical and Mental Health Services. The document contains detailed population statistics across 16 IDOC facilities for fiscal years 2024, 2025, and 2026, broken down by gender, security level, housing type, and mental health service classifications. The data encompasses both male and female facilities, including maximum security institutions, community reentry centers, work camps, and transformation centers. Total average daily populations range from approximately 7,600 to 7,800 residents across all facilities during the three-year period, with the Idaho State Correctional Center representing the largest facility at over 2,100 male residents. The subpopulation data demonstrates significant mental health service needs, with facilities reporting residents classified under various correctional mental health service levels (CMHS1 and CMHS2), intermediate mental health services (ICMHS), and acute mental health services (ACMHS). Restrictive housing and Residential Disciplinary Unit (RDU) populations are also documented, providing baseline metrics for service delivery planning.

The file is classified as IDOC Data Sensitivity Classification - L3 Restricted and serves as a supporting exhibit for the Medical and Mental Health Services RFP. The subpopulation data enables prospective contractors to understand the scope and complexity of services required across the statewide system, including the distribution of mental health needs and special housing populations. The document provides critical information for bid preparation, allowing vendors to accurately project staffing requirements, clinical protocols, and resource allocation necessary to serve the diverse inmate populations. No pricing information, contract value, term length, or incumbent contractor details are included in this particular attachment, though these elements are referenced as being contained within the administrative document and RFP materials with proposals due September 2, 2026.