Opportunity
SAM #15BNAS26R00000020
Faith-Based Community Reentry Network Database Development and Management for BOP
Buyer
BOP National Acquisitions
Posted
August 26, 2026
Respond By
September 09, 2026
Identifier
15BNAS26R00000020
NAICS
541512, 541611
This opportunity is for the Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP), National Acquisitions Section and Chaplaincy Services Branch, seeking a contractor to develop and maintain the Community Reentry Network (CRN) database for faith-based organizations (FBOs) supporting inmate reentry. - Government Buyer: - Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons - National Acquisitions Section and Chaplaincy Services Branch - Scope of Work: - Develop, maintain, and expand an agency-wide electronic clearinghouse (CRN) of faith-based resources for inmate reentry referrals and mentoring - Recruit, vet, and enter faith-based organizations (churches, mosques, temples, Native American and Hispanic faith groups, and community service organizations) into the CRN database - Conduct outreach to diverse faith communities and host focus groups - Perform annual reverification of FBOs in the database - Provide regular progress reports - Database development and management in Salesforce - Unique Requirements: - Contractor must have experience with faith-based organizations, data management, and bilingual staff - 100% Women-Owned Small Business set-aside - Annual reverification and outreach to smaller and minority faith groups are emphasized - No specific OEMs or hardware/software vendors are named; the focus is on service delivery and database management - Period of performance is up to 66 months (base year, four option years, and a 6-month extension)
Description
The BOP requires a contractor to add Faith Based Resources such as churches, Mosques, Temples, and Faith Based community services organizations, to an agency-wide Community Reentry Network (CRN)—an electronic informational clearinghouse of faith-based organizations for reentry referrals and mentoring support for inmates upon their release. The Contractor would be responsible for locating resources, confirming the resources can meet ex-offenders needs, and entering information into the database.