Second Chance Act Goods and Services
ID: Second-Chance-Act-2025-2026Type: Presolicitation
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE US COURTSADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE US COURTSAOUSC-PROCUREMENT MANAGEMENT DIVWASHINGTON, DC, 20002, USA

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Vocational Rehabilitation Services (624310)

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Q528
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    The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts is preparing to procure goods and services under the Second Chance Act, aimed at supporting federal defendants and individuals under supervision. This procurement will utilize Blanket Purchase Agreements and may include a range of services such as cognitive behavioral therapy, job training, transitional housing, and more, with solicitations potentially issued throughout the year based on district needs. The importance of these services lies in their role in facilitating rehabilitation and reintegration into society for individuals under federal supervision. Interested vendors should contact the Chief Probation or Pretrial Services Officer in their respective district for further information and to be placed on a mailing list, with the primary contacts for this opportunity being Ryan Sharp at ryan_sharp@insp.uscourts.gov and William Ware at william_ware@ao.uscourts.gov.

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