The Federal Bureau of Prisons is soliciting proposals for Residential Reentry Center (RRC) services and Home Confinement placements for male and female federal offenders in Oklahoma. The contract, identified as 15BRRC25R00000004, includes a guaranteed minimum of 66 in-house RRC beds (60 for males and 6 for females) with an estimated maximum of 164 beds. Additionally, the home confinement requirement has a minimum of 50 placements and a maximum of 125 placements. The government requires a single provider for both services to ensure effective programming and case management. This will be a Firm-Fixed Price/IDIQ contract for one base year with four optional years. The solicitation will be available starting January 6, 2025, exclusively on the GSA’s Federal Business Opportunities website, with proposals due approximately 60 days later around March 7, 2025. Interested parties must monitor the site for updates, as no hard copies of the solicitation will be provided, and no phone inquiries will be accepted. The intent to award both RRC and home confinement services to a single provider signifies the interrelationship of these services in managing offenders effectively.

The Statement of Work (SOW) for the Residential Reentry Center (RRC) outlines the federal requirements for managing and operating community-based facilities that assist federal residents transitioning from incarceration to society. The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) aims to ensure comprehensive services that include employment and self-improvement opportunities, ensuring residents acquire necessary life skills. The contractors are required to have qualified personnel, maintain adequate staffing ratios, and create a supportive environment fostering law-abiding behavior. Mandatory compliance with local, state, and federal regulations ensures the safety and security of residents. All staff must undergo training and uphold the contractor's Employee Standards of Conduct, prohibiting any unethical behavior, including sexual misconduct. Regular evaluations, community outreach, and fiscal responsibilities are integral to the operation, with the BOP maintaining oversight through inspections and compliance checks. The SOW conveys the BOP's commitment to facilitating rehabilitation while ensuring public safety and efficient resource management during federal reentry processes.