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Title: Non-Secure Detention (NSD) - Negotiated Acquisition
Procurement
Administration for Children's Services (ACS)
Youth and Family Justice
SCO Family of Services
1415 Kellum Place Suite 140, Garden City, NY, 11530
Human Services/Client Services
Negotiated Acquisition
7/18/2025
Award
$6,187,500.00

PIN#06825N0016001

Per PPB Rule 3-04(b)(2)(ii), there is a limited number of vendors available and able to perform the work.
Description

Non-Secure Detention (NSD) provides an alternative to secure detention for youth in ACS custody. NSD homes are non-institutional, small group homes housing up to 12 youth, typically without restrictive construction or procedures. These homes provide a safe, structured, and supportive environment. Youth in NSD participate in educational programming through DOE’s Passages Academy, receive clinical care as needed, and engage in structured recreational and enrichment activities in the community. SCO currently provides Residential and Aftercare Services for Adjudicated Youth under the Close to Home (CTH) initiative. ACS seeks to enter into a direct negotiated acquisition to procure a 9-bed Male NSD site at Schieffelin Place in the Bronx. This procurement is essential to address current census pressures in NSD.

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