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ctor of Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc., wrote a letter requesting the bureau reconsider closing its re-entry center in Michigan. The letter said Great Lakes had operated services for federal parolees going back 30 years and served a wide region. "Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-j

or one bidder to operate reentry centers in all three judicial districts. The Bureau proposes requiring that a total of 125 beds be available in the Northern, Western, and Eastern districts (70, 40, and 15 beds respectively), but agrees to guarantee placement in only 38 beds.? 7 The contract summary is available o

ctor of Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc., wrote a letter requesting the bureau reconsider closing its re-entry center in Michigan. The letter said Great Lakes had operated services for federal parolees going back 30 years and served a wide region. "Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-j

or one bidder to operate reentry centers in all three judicial districts. The Bureau proposes requiring that a total of 125 beds be available in the Northern, Western, and Eastern districts (70, 40, and 15 beds respectively), but agrees to guarantee placement in only 38 beds.? 7 The contract summary is available o

ctor of Great Lakes Recovery Centers, Inc., wrote a letter requesting the bureau reconsider closing its re-entry center in Michigan. The letter said Great Lakes had operated services for federal parolees going back 30 years and served a wide region. "Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-j

or one bidder to operate reentry centers in all three judicial districts. The Bureau proposes requiring that a total of 125 beds be available in the Northern, Western, and Eastern districts (70, 40, and 15 beds respectively), but agrees to guarantee placement in only 38 beds.? 7 The contract summary is available o