Section J Attachment 4 Sample Community Notification Letter - Juvenile

FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS

SAMPLE COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION LETTER

TYPE OF CONTRACT: SECURE JUVENILE SERICES

[Date]
[Address]
The purpose of this letter is to inform you that [name of offeror] has submitted an offer for Secure Juvenile Services for federal offenders releasing to the [geographic area specified in the RFP] area. This action is being taken in response to a request for proposals (RFP) issued by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP). The BOP encourages full and open competition in the procurement of these services; consequently, other offerors may also be responding to this RFP.
As part of the secure juvenile services contracting process, the BOP requires that all offerors notify and seek input from the local law enforcement authority and two levels of locally elected government officials. This letter will serve as documentation of partial satisfaction of this requirement.
[Give the exact address and complete description of the proposed place of performance. What is its current use? Is it zoned appropriately for use as a secure juvenile facility? Does it have all the necessary permits and licenses? If not, when will they be obtained? Will renovations be necessary? If so, when will they be completed?]
The total term of the proposed contract is ___ years. The estimated BOP may exceed its original estimates if there is an unanticipated need for additional bed space in this area. Performance is to begin on [date] with contract award approximately 120 days prior to that date. The BOP has a long history of providing juvenile secure and non-secure services through the use of contracted providers. The BOP takes its responsibility for contract oversite very seriously. Contract language establishes requirements for inmate accountability, programming, life safety, staffing, inmate discipline, urine, and alcohol surveillance, and a variety of other areas. These requirements are closely monitored by BOP staff, who provide training and conduct both scheduled and unannounced on-site inspections.
Federal offenders at the juvenile facility will come from juveniles who have been sentenced to the custody of the Attorney General and offenders

under the supervision of the U.S. Probation Office for whom residents at the RRC is a condition of supervision.
[Give a thorough description of your company or program. How long have you been in business? What other types of facilities do you operate, and where are they? If you have a brochure describing your programs or