GEO Reentry Inc.

GEO Reentry Inc., a subsidiary of The GEO Group, Inc., operates residential reentry centers and home confinement services for the U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons as a prime contractor across multiple geographic regions under single-award indefinite-delivery contracts. The company competes exclusively in full-and-open procurement—all 201 recent awards carry no set-aside designation—and delivers 100% of its federal work as a prime, with zero subcontractor engagement.

GEO Reentry's customer footprint is monolithic: the Bureau of Prisons' Central Office accounts for all 201 awards and $1.34 billion in combined potential value. The vendor operates a portfolio of seven active IDIQs anchoring its federal business. The largest are the Houston IDIQ (awarded January 1, 2026, $56.9 million ceiling through December 31, 2030), the San Francisco IDIQ (April 1, 2026, $54.8 million ceiling through March 31, 2027), and the Houston IDIQ renewed in July 2026 ($54.4 million ceiling through June 30, 2031). Smaller vehicles cover Las Vegas ($26.5 million ceiling through July 31, 2027, awarded August 1, 2026), Brownsville ($21.2 million through June 30, 2029, awarded July 1, 2024), Los Angeles ($24.7 million through November 30, 2026, awarded December 1, 2023), and Rapid City/South Dakota ($18.4 million through September 30, 2026, awarded October 1, 2021). Each IDIQ issues firm fixed-price delivery orders against guaranteed minimum beds (typically 68–76 male beds, 8–20 female beds) and estimated maximum capacity (typically 150–190 beds). Recent delivery orders span $500 thousand to $7.3 million per order, with ultimate completion dates ranging from mid-2025 through mid-2027. Sixteen awards totaling $40.3 million in combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, presenting significant recompete exposure.

GEO Reentry delivers concrete offender-transition services: transitional housing, electronic monitoring, counseling, vocational assistance, substance abuse treatment, and home confinement supervision within defined geographic radii (50–150 miles from each facility). Representative recent awards include a $7.3 million delivery order for Bronx RRC and home confinement services (October 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026), a $4.8 million order for Tampa facility and home confinement services (September 1, 2025, through August 31, 2026), and a $4.2 million order for Houston RRC operations (July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027). The vendor operates facilities in Texas (Houston, Brownsville, Edinburg), California (San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, El Monte), Nevada (Las Vegas), Utah (Salt Lake City), Florida (Tampa, Boca Raton), New York (Bronx), Kansas (Leavenworth), and South Dakota (Rapid City).

SCI-reported federal service-contract invoicing reached $163.8 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $42.9 million, 279 FTEs; FY2023: $54.5 million, 341 FTEs; FY2024: $66.4 million, 465 FTEs), tracking year-over-year growth of roughly 27–55% in both dollars and workforce scale. On federal service contracts captured in SCI, government-paid rates averaged around $73/hr (median), spanning a spectrum from $50.72/hr (10th percentile) to $104.11/hr (90th percentile), consistent with residential reentry center staffing (facility operations, case management, monitoring). GEO Reentry builds its own delivery teams across all SCI-reportable prime contracts; subcontractors account for zero percent of total contractor hours, indicating full vertical integration of service delivery.

Recent awards incorporate Executive Order 14398 diversity and inclusion requirements (FAR 52.222-90) in newly awarded IDIQs. The company holds a monolithic customer relationship with a single federal agency, zero sub-award exposure, and consistent full-and-open competition posture, making it a pure-play federal contractor whose entire visible footprint depends on Bureau of Prisons procurement cycles. Activity peaked at 26 awards in 2024 and has moderated to 9 awards in 2026 year-to-date, though the large IDIQ ceilings and multi-year performance periods mask underlying ordering volume.