SPSV - Canine Narcotic Kinetic Detection Services

The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) seeks to renew its existing canine narcotic kinetic detection services. The contractor must provide certified Kinetic‑program detection canines, trained handlers, and associated support equipment (body‑cameras, dog trailers, uniforms, etc.) to staff three ADOC facilities on a 24‑hour schedule, maintain a rigorous quality‑assurance program, and comply with extensive reporting, background‑check, and insurance requirements. • Core service: Person‑borne and air‑scent narcotics detection using Kinetic‑certified canines (marijuana, cocaine, heroin, MDMA, fentanyl, synthetic cannabinoids, methamphetamine). • Staffing: Two handlers + two canines per shift for Shifts 1 & 2; one handler + one canine for Shift 3 (optional second team) at each listed facility (Donaldson, Limestone, St. Clair). • Administrative duties: Weekly training logs, annual staff/canine recertification, video/audio recording storage for 12 months, immediate reporting of any security breaches, employee arrests, or inmate contact attempts; insurance coverage with ADOC as additional insured.