Electronic Monitoring

The Government of Bermuda is seeking to expand and maintain its programmes to monitor, manage and change behaviours in offenders, with the protection of the community as the primary consideration. Electronic monitoring involves having an electronic bracelet (device) attached to an offender, deemed to be in need of intensive monitoring, and/or having restrictions placed on their movements. The offenders remain in the community, with mechanisms to promote behaviour change and minimize risks to the community. Therefore, the Government is seeking a reliable partnership with a proponent who will effectively and efficiently manage, maintain and monitor this programme utilizing state of the art equipment and services.  

The Ministry of Legal Affairs’ Electronic Monitoring Programme currently consists of GPS/cellular tracking devices that have been placed on offenders that are categorized in one of the following groups:

  a) Pre-trial Monitoring or

  b) Post-trial Monitoring (during community-based supervision).

All times listed are in Atlantic Standard Time (AST). The RFP timetable is tentative only, and may be changed by the Government at any time. For greater clarity, a business day means all days that the Government is open for business.