Criminal Division

Criminal Division

Close: Apr 29, 2026

The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) of the District of Columbia is soliciting quotes to supply eight Dell desktop computers for the DC Department of Corrections/Division of Community Services (DCSS), including basic configuration and delivery. The procurement is a straightforward hardware purchase (NIGP 9982900) set aside for the indicated market type; no grant or ongoing services are described. The solicitation is open with a close date of 2026-04-29 and instructions direct suppliers to the Ariba details page for full documentation and submission instructions.

Criminal Division

Close: Apr 29, 2026

The U.S. Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), issued a Notice of Intent to award a sole-source purchase order to Summit Point Facility for the DEA Personnel Recovery Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Course, intended to provide emergency preparedness training to DEA personnel. The posting states the proposed order is not open to competition but allows any source capable of providing the service to submit a capability statement electronically to Naomi.S.Collier@dea.gov. All communications must be in writing and received by 10:00 AM ET on April 29, 2026, and the notice is not a request for competitive quotation.

Criminal Division

Close: Mar 19, 2026

Task Area 1. Project Management: Subtask 1.a. Meet with Emergency Management – Annual Meeting Within 5 business days of the contract award or every new contract option year, the contractor shall meet with the Emergency Management Specialist to review the contractor’s plan, clarify expectations, establish communication protocols, discuss budget, revise proposed work plans, and determine training and inspection schedules. Task Area 2. AED Program: 1) Coordinate with District of Columbia Fire and Emergency Medical Services (DC FEMS) to ensure CRM AEDs are registered, and medical and program oversight is provided to the CRM AED program in accordance with DC AED regulations. 2) Provide medical oversight of the CRM AED program in accordance with D.C. Code §44-231 and 232. 3) Conduct/provide quarterly inspections of all hardware in coordination with the CRM AED program manager (approximately 40 devices). 4) Maintain an active and current list of all CRM AEDs with expiration dates for hardware and components, to include but not limited to batteries and pads. 5) Provide periodic maintenance and maintenance schedules, to include but not limited to replacement of expiring components at least 3 months in advance to the CRM AED program manager. 6) Upon request by the CRM AED program manager, provide technical support for unscheduled maintenance for AED related issues within 2 business days of notice. 7) Pricing for AED devices should include and account for any and all expenses associated with the AED devices (e.g. pads). See attached file.