Common use of TRANSFER OF INMATES Clause in Contracts

TRANSFER OF INMATES. Certain circumstances may require an inmate's transfer out of the Facility. These circumstances include custody changes resulting from disciplinary infractions or other behavior in the Facility; medical and psychiatric transfers, as initiated by medical staff at the Facility; disciplinary transfers in accordance with CONTRACTOR’s disciplinary procedures; emergency transfers that involve extreme circumstances not normally found at the Facility; administrative transfers used in witness protection cases; or to adjust operational capacities. 5.13.1. CONTRACTOR may be required to transport non-routine transfers such as emergency medical, emergency mental health, court orders, protective management, etc. Non-routine transports shall be determined by the FDC by the nature of the request or its urgency. In the event that a dispute exists between CONTRACTOR and the FDC relating to the non-routine transports and an agreement cannot be reached on a transport request, the Department shall make the final decision. 5.13.2. CONTRACTOR may request, in writing, that an inmate be transferred from the Facility. The Bureau, CONTRACTOR, and the FDC shall comply with the terms of the Transfer Agreement when transferring inmates between a correctional facility operated by the FDC and a privately operated facility. In the event that an agreement cannot be reached on a transfer request, the Bureau shall have the final decision on which inmates may be transferred from the Facility. Any decision by the Bureau Chief is final and not subject to appeal or challenge by CONTRACTOR in any civil or administrative forum, nor subject to any mediation or arbitration proceedings.

TRANSFER OF INMATES. Certain circumstances may require an inmate's transfer out of the Facility. These circumstances include custody changes resulting from disciplinary infractions or other behavior in the Facility; medical and psychiatric transfers, as initiated by medical staff at the Facility; disciplinary transfers in accordance with CONTRACTOR’s disciplinary procedures; emergency transfers that CONTRACTOR involve extreme circumstances not normally found at the Facility; administrative transfers used in witness protection cases; or to adjust operational capacities. 5.13.1. CONTRACTOR may be required to transport non-routine transfers such as emergency medical, emergency mental health, court orders, protective management, etc. Non-routine transports shall be determined by the FDC by the nature of the request or its urgency. In the event that a dispute exists between CONTRACTOR and the FDC relating to the non-routine transports and an agreement cannot be reached on a transport request, the Department shall make the final decision. 5.13.2. CONTRACTOR may request, in writing, that an inmate be transferred from the Facility. The Bureau, CONTRACTOR, and the FDC shall comply with the terms of the Transfer Agreement when transferring inmates between a correctional facility operated by the FDC and a privately operated facility. In the event that an agreement cannot be reached on a transfer request, the Bureau shall have the final decision on which inmates may be transferred from the Facility. Any decision by the Bureau Chief is final and not subject to appeal or challenge by CONTRACTOR in any civil or administrative forum, nor subject to any mediation or arbitration proceedings.