RFI RRC and HC Services for male and female offenders. The facility to be Located within Michigan Counties of Saginaw, Genesee, Shiawassee, Bay, Midland, Isabella, Clare, Gladwin, Arenac or Gratiot HC radius 175 mile radius of Facility

The Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Central Office intends to solicit Residential Reentry Center (RRC) services with home confinement services in Michigan, and responses to this Request for Information are due November 27, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. The intended solicitation uses no set-aside. The government intends and prefers to award RRC and home confinement services to a single provider under one procurement, and offerors must bid both line items. The anticipated vehicle is an IDIQ contract with tiered pricing. The facility must be located within the Michigan counties of Saginaw, Genesee, Shiawassee, Bay, Midland, Isabella, Clare, Gladwin, Arenac, or Gratiot. Home confinement services must be available within 175 miles of the facility, not limited by city, county, or state lines, including across state lines. The facility must have capacity to accept sex offenders in-house. The IDIQ guarantees a minimum and estimated maximum of 30 in-house beds (males and females combined) and 15 home confinement placements (males and females combined). The attached SOW, dated March 2022, requires 24/7 staffing, PREA compliance, at least 70 percent of services delivered by direct employees, and BOP background clearance for staff before working with federal residents. Questions are due November 12, 2026, with answers posted on SAM.gov by approximately November 17, 2026. Responses in PDF go to Victor Crump, Contracting Officer, at vcrump@bop.gov and must address 11 specified questions, including RRC and home confinement experience, zoning, transportation, and employment within 30 days of placement. Responses must also include company contact information, Tax ID, Unique Entity ID, and socio-economic status if applicable. Responding does not guarantee inclusion in future acquisition proceedings, and the government will not reimburse response costs.