The federal Judiciary is issuing an ongoing pre-solicitation notice for treatment services, using Blanket Purchase Agreements for federal defendants and persons under supervision. Procurement typically occurs during the summer but may happen at any time based on district needs. Services may include urine collection, counseling, detoxification, residential treatment, and transportation, among others. The place of contract performance covers the United States and its territories, including Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. No specific budget amounts or submission timelines are mentioned in this notice.

The United States Probation and Pretrial Services Office for the District of Utah intends to procure treatment services for federal defendants and persons under supervision using Blanket Purchase Agre... The United States Probation and Pretrial Services Office for the District of Utah intends to procure treatment services for federal defendants and persons under supervision using Blanket Purchase Agreements. Agreements are for the period beginning October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2031, with a provision for the Government to unilaterally extend the agreement in accordance with Section I, Clause 2-90D, Option to Extend the Term, for an additional four years, at four twelve-month intervals. Required services include but are not limited to urine collection/testing; case management; assessments/evaluations; counseling in the areas of substance use, mental health, co-occurring disorders, and sex offense; polygraph examinations; physical examinations; outpatient and inpatient detoxification; medication; short- and long-term residential placement; transportation expense. Interested offerors should submit a letter of interest to utpml_treatmentcontracts@utp.uscourts.gov that includes the offeror’s name, mailing address, telephone number, and e-mail address. On or after June 15, Request for Proposals (RFP) will be posted on the agency’s web page at www.utp.uscourts.gov Interested offerors must respond on time to solicitation deadlines and clearly show: (1) they can provide services within the catchment area with a facility available for use, (2) such services will be provided by professionals meeting the experience and criteria required, and (3) prices of such treatment shall be as low or lower than those charged to the offeror’s most favored customer for comparable quantities under similar terms and conditions.