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Alabama Department of Corrections·Alabama

337114 - ADOC Victim Advocacy Services

Closes 3/31/2026$200k – $500kInvitation for Bid
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The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) seeks a qualified vendor to establish a master agreement providing victim‑advocacy services for inmates who are victims of sexual abuse across all 26 state correctional facilities (approximately 21,000 inmates). The contract will cover a 24/7 toll‑free hotline and secure mail‑correspondence support, staffed by trained victim advocates who have completed roughly 40 hours of specialized training. The vendor must already operate an established hotline (minimum one‑year history) and maintain a confidential mailing address, and all personnel must pass ADOC background checks and complete additional PREA training. The initial contract term is 12 months with up to four optional one‑year extensions, for a potential total of five years. • Provide a 7‑day‑a‑week toll‑free hotline staffed by victim advocates (≥ 40 hours advocacy training). • Operate a secure mail‑correspondence service, processing incoming inmate mail ≥ 5 days/week and responding within one week. • Supply proof of existing hotline (≥ 1 year) and a secure mailing address, plus three references confirming capability. • Ensure all staff pass ADOC criminal background checks and complete ADOC‑provided PREA training before facility entry. • Bill monthly for all hotline and mail services; freight costs must be included in the bid price (FOB destination).

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Key dates

Opened
3/11/2026
Questions due
3/24/2026
Closes
3/31/2026
Duration
12 months

Last updated

Details

Type
Invitation for Bid
Industry
Social Services
NAICS
624190
Solicitation №
SRC0000033258

Budget estimate

$200,000 – $500,000

The contract will support a 24/7 hotline and mail‑correspondence for ~21,000 inmates across 26 facilities. Assuming an average of 2 full‑time advocates plus support staff per facility, plus telecommunications and mailing expenses, annual costs could range from $200,000 (minimal staffing) to $500,000 (robust staffing with full call‑center infrastructure). Multiplying by the potential 5‑year maximum term yields a total contract value between $1 M and $2.5 M. These figures are speculative, based on typical call‑center labor rates (~$45‑$70k per FTE) and mailing supplies, and do not include any undisclosed overhead or state‑mandated fees.

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