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Public Engagement Session (Ward 8)

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DC Correctional Treatment Facility Annex Project - Ward 8 Information Session

Join the DC Department of Corrections (DOC), the DC Department of General Services (DGS), and our lead architectural program consultant CGL for an in-person information session on the Correctional Treatment Facility Annex Project.

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DC Correctional Treatment Facility Annex Project​

Advancing Public Safety and Justice

The mission of the DC Correctional Treatment Facility Annex (CTF Annex) is to replace the aging Central Detention Facility (CDF) with a modern, secure, and resilient facility that has the necessary infrastructure to address the critical rehabilitation, treatment, and reentry needs of individuals in the custody and care of the Department of Corrections. This significant investment is key to strengthening and advancing public safety and justice in the District of Columbia.

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Rendering of the new Correctional facility - Courtesy of CGL Companies, CORE architecture + design and Neoscape, Inc. 2024
Courtesy of CGL Companies, CORE architecture + design and Neoscape, Inc. 2025
 
 

The DC Department of Corrections (DOC) and DC Department of General Services (DGS) continue to advance planning and procurement efforts for the construction of a new correctional facility. Planning, development, and architectural programming efforts were led by DOC and DGS in partnership with CGL Companies, LLC, other planning consultants, and informed through engagement with key stakeholders. The conceptual design and design review phases have been completed, and DGS issued a Request for Interest (RFI) in May 2026 to gauge market interest from the construction and development community and seek input on potential project financing and delivery options.