Alvis Inc.

Alvis Inc., doing business as Alvis House, is a nonprofit human services organization based in Columbus, Ohio, that specializes in comprehensive reentry and rehabilitation services for individuals transitioning from incarceration. The organization has been registered in SAM.gov since January 2004 and maintains a current registration through September 2026. Alvis House delivers a range of evidence-based interventions and supportive services designed to reduce recidivism and facilitate successful community reintegration for justice-involved individuals, leveraging both federal contract and grant funding to support its mission.

Through prime federal contract awards, Alvis Inc. has served as the primary contractor for the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Central Office, delivering residential reentry center (RRC) and home confinement (HC) services in Columbus, Ohio. The organization has received multiple delivery order contracts under a larger $30 million indefinite delivery contract vehicle, with individual task orders valued between approximately $449,000 and $2.6 million. These contracts, awarded without small business set-aside designations, span from October 2021 through at least October 2025, with recent awards including a $2,458,741 delivery order (December 2024) and a $517,774.30 delivery order (October 2025). The contracts support Alvis House's operations of residential reentry centers and halfway houses that provide housing, case management, programming, and transitional services to individuals reentering the community from federal custody. Through these contracts, Alvis House has consistently demonstrated its capacity to manage substantial federal funding and deliver specialized services addressing offender rehabilitation and community reintegration objectives.

As a prime federal grant recipient, Alvis Inc. has secured a $900,000 Project Grant under the Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Assistance Second Chance Act Reentry Initiative (CFDA 16.812) to operate the Out4Work program, which provides pre- and post-release services to incarcerated adults in Franklin County, Ohio Correction Centers. The program, which runs through September 2026, delivers a 15-week cognitive-behavioral intervention and employment training curriculum, industry-recognized credential attainment, and 12 months of peer mentoring and transitional services to up to 90 participants. Additionally, Alvis House has received multiple sub-grant awards through various prime grantees, including the Attorney General of Ohio (Crime Victim Services awards in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024), the Ohio Department of Mental Health (Annual Supports Award in August 2024), and the Ohio Department of Job & Family Services (GOFBCI sub-award in December 2023). Other sub-grants include funding from the Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services for the RSAT program (targeting 30 women with moderate to high drug treatment needs) and the STRATEGIES program (focused on staff training and behavior management protocols across eight residential sites). These grants collectively demonstrate Alvis House's expertise in administering evidence-based reentry programming, substance abuse treatment, victim services, and criminal justice reform initiatives across multiple state and federal funding streams.