ModCorr modular prison buildings: GSFIC's five contracts, payments to July 2026, and how ModCorr was selected

To the Open Records Officer:This is a request under the Georgia Open Records Act, O.C.G.A. § 50-18-70 et seq.We're seeking records held by GSFIC concerning modular correctional buildings supplied by ModCorr LLC and installed at Georgia Department of Corrections facilities. Our understanding is that MaxMod modular housing units were placed at Dodge, Lee, Montgomery and Hays State Prisons, and that a 20-bed medical intensive infirmary was placed at Johnson State Prison. We're asking GSFIC because these appear to be state capital projects and the records may sit with the Commission rather than with the using agency.We request the following, for the period January 1, 2022 to the present:1. Any contract, purchase order, award document, task order or amendment between GSFIC and ModCorr LLC, and any such document naming ModCorr LLC as a subcontractor or supplier, together with the total value of each.2. Any project file, budget authorization, funding resolution or capital-outlay record held by GSFIC for the installations named above, including any record identifying the funding source and the state entity responsible for payment.3. All records connected to Georgia Procurement Registry event 46700-GDC0001150, "Modular Correctional Buildings," a request for information opened March 4, 2025 and closed March 12, 2025, including any solicitation documents, responses received, evaluation records and award records.4. Records sufficient to show whether a competitive solicitation followed that request for information. If no competitive solicitation was conducted, any sole-source determination, emergency-procurement justification or equivalent written authorization relied on instead.5. Any disbursement, payment or invoice record showing amounts paid by GSFIC to ModCorr LLC, or to SLSCO Ltd. or Sullivan Land Services Co. in connection with these installations.If GSFIC holds no responsive records for any numbered item, please say so for that item specifically rather than for the request as a whole, and where you can, identify the agency you believe holds them.We'd prefer electronic production, in native or searchable PDF format, to this email address. We don't need paper copies and we're not asking for inspection in person.If you estimate the cost of responding will exceed $25.00, please provide an itemized estimate before any charges are incurred, as provided by O.C.G.A. § 50-18-71(d), and we'll narrow the request if that would reduce the cost. If any portion is withheld, please cite the specific exemption relied on for each withheld record, as required by O.C.G.A. § 50-18-72(h).We understand the Act requires a response within three business days, under O.C.G.A. § 50-18-71(b)(1)(A). If the records exist but can't be produced in that time, we'd appreciate the written timetable that provision allows.Thank you for your time. The GDC Accountability Project, Inc. (Georgia Prisoners' Speak) 285 W Wieuca Rd NE, PMB #4153, Atlanta, GA 30342 accountability@gps.press · https://gps.press