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U -- REVISE AND BROADEN BOP'S DRUG ABUSE PROGRAM HANDBOOK SOL RFQ-NCP-0001-0 DUE 022400 POC Tonya L. McClinton, Contract Specialist (202) 307-0985 The Bureau of Prisons(BOP) has identified a need to establish a contract to revise the structure of its Drug Abuse Program Handbook. The contractor will work closely with Bureau of Prisons drug abuse treatment staff and the Contracting Officer's Technical Representative (COTR). The Handbook details the treatment objectives in the Bureau's three phased residential treatment program: Orientation; Intensive Treatment ; and Transition. The current lesson plans provide guidance to the drug abuse treatment specialist with recommended readings and exercises to guide the Specialist in meeting the treatment objectives. The Bureau continues to adhere to the biopsychosocial model of treatment and the Bureau uses the following approaches: Motivational Interviewing/Stages of Change, Rational Emotive/Rational Behavioral Therapy, Criminal Lifestyles/Criminal Thinking Confrontation, Interpersonal Skill Building, health Promotion Disease Prevention and Relapse Prevention. The Handbook is available through the National Institute of Corrections Information Center at 1-800-877-1461. The revision and augmentation of the Handbook shall include: The development of a module that addresses the distinct need of the substance abusing female offender population, the revision of the Orientation module, focusing on motivation techniques to motivate inmates toward making a full commitment to treatment, the blending of the Prochaska and DiClemente Stages of Change throughout the entire curriculum, the revision of the Relapse Prevention module, including the moving of this module into the Transition module. The Transition Module shall also be updated and include the transition to general population, the development of "Interactive Journals" that serves as workbooks for the treatment participants, and the revision of the "Wellness module, shifting the focus to health promotion and disease prevention. The estimated quantities for this contract is 10,000 Living Free Values Guidebooks, 20,000 Choice and Change -- Drug Abuse Education Journals, 10,000 CODE Programs, 30,000 Drug Abuse Treatment Programs, 250 Counselor Guide Notebooks (fully assemble), 250 Counselor Guide Notebooks (text only), and 3,500 Women's Journals. This solicitation is unrestrictive with a Standard Industrial Classification Code(SIC) of 2789, with a size standard of 500 employees. The contractor has 270 calendar days after receipt of the award to deliver the items in accordance with the Delivery Schedule incorporated in the solicitation. All responsible sources may submit a quote which shall be considered by the agency. All interested sources may request a solicitation by forwarding a written request to: The Federal Bureau of Prisons, 320 First Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20534, Attn: Tonya L. McClinton, Contracting Officer or by faxing a request to (202) 307-1146, Attn: Tonya L. McClinton. All requests should be marked with the RFQ number. For additional information, please contact Tonya L. McClinton, Contract Specialist at (202) 307-0985. This solicitation is anticipated to result in a single award, firm fixed price. No telephone calls for the solicitation will be accepted. cc: OSBDU Posted 02/03/00 (W-SN421518). (0034)

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