Juvenile Secure Statement of Work
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A PDF document (672 KB) attached to Secure Juvenile Detention Services within the boundaries of the contiguous 48 states (excluding Alaska and Hawaii), from the Federal Prison System / Bureau of Prisons. Due Oct 26, 2026, 2:00 PM (UTC-4).
File name: Juvenile Secure SOW March 2025.pdf
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS
STATEMENT OF WORK
CONTRACT SECURE JUVENILE FACILITY WITH WORK RELEASE
March 2025
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INTRODUCTION
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BACKGROUND
This Statement of Work (SOW) sets forth the contract performance requirements for the comprehensive management and operation of a secure juvenile correctional facility with work release. The Bureau of Prisons (Bureau) enters into agreements with state and local governments, and into contracts with private
organizations, to provide for the secure care and confinement of federal juvenile offenders in correctional facilities.
Contractors are responsible for ensuring the safety, care, security, control, accountability and custody of juvenile offenders, and providing for public protection through a system of written policies, procedures, and practices based on recognized juvenile correctional practices.
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OBJECTIVE
The objective of this contract is to provide rehabilitation, reentry services, and accountability for federal juvenile offenders in secure and work release settings, which address public safety and protection. These offenders include those sentenced to the custody of the Bureau or placed in a facility as a condition of supervision by Federal Courts.
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EXPLANATION OF TERMS
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Bureau of Prisons (Bureau): A component of the
Department of Justice, providing correctional services to confined adult and juvenile federal offenders, through a wellmanaged, varied network of prison and community-based programs. The Bureau “protects public safety by ensuring federal offenders serve their sentence of imprisonment in facilities which are safe, humane, cost-efficient, and appropriately secure, and provide reentry programming to ensure their successful return to the community.”
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Residential Reentry Sector Administrator (RRSA): The
Bureau’s Residential Reentry Management Branch is divided into 3 geographic sectors. The RRSA is responsible for all residential and juvenile contract functions, services, and operations within one of the 3 respective sectors.
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Assistant Residential Reentry Sector Administrator
(ARRSA): Normally, each region has an ARRSA to whom the RRSA has
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