Opportunity
SAM #097--27-04PO
Forensic Polygraph Examinations and Reporting Services in Anchorage, Alaska
Buyer
U.S. District Court for the District of Alaska
Posted
October 09, 2026
Respond By
November 06, 2026
Identifier
097--27-04PO
NAICS
561611
The U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services Office for the District of Alaska is seeking forensic polygraph examinations and reporting services in Anchorage and nearby communities. - Government buyer - United States Courts - U.S. Probation and Pretrial Services, District of Alaska; Contracting Team, District of Alaska - Requested services - Clinical Polygraph Examination and Report, project code 5022: estimated 3 examinations per month for sexual-history and instant-offense assessment in sex-offense identification, treatment, and management. - Maintenance Examination, project code 5023: estimated 3 examinations per month to assess supervision compliance, honesty with supervision or treatment, and relevant high-risk or deviancy behaviors. Pretrial examinations focus on compliance with supervision conditions. - Service requirements - Examinations are to take place monthly at government-provided facilities in Anchorage, with scheduling arranged in advance. - A typed report is due to the referring officer within 10 business days. - OEMs and vendors - No commercial OEMs, vendors, products, or product part numbers are named; project codes 5022 and 5023 identify the requested services. - Performance period - A 12-month base period for FY2027, with up to four additional 12-month option periods; maximum performance is 5 years.
Description
This notice is intended to advise you that the United States Probation & Pretrial Services Office for the District of Alaska is currently soliciting for forensic polygraph vendors to provide services in the City and Borough (Eagle River, Girdwood, Glen Alps) of Anchorage, Alaska. In general, these services include the performance of clinical polygraph examinations and reports (designed to examine a defendant’s lifetime sexual history and/or identify additional or unreported offense behaviors in individuals under federal supervision) and maintenance polygraph examinations and reports (intended to verify an individual’s honesty toward community supervision and/or sex offender treatment).