Delivery to Active Construction Sites

Thank you for choosing Virginia Correctional Enterprises for your project. Please note that when VCE is required to deliver case goods or any other items to an active construction site, each item must be unwrapped and inspected by the customer prior to signing any paperwork. To ensure accuracy and protect both parties, the customer is responsible for signing all packing slips and punch paperwork the day of delivery.

Once paperwork has been signed, the VCE Warranty is voided for any damages that occur while items are stored or handled by a Non-VCE Representative within the active construction area.

If the customer later requests that VCE move items from the active construction site or rewrap items, additional fees will apply.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping us ensure a smooth and successful installation.

Dear VIP Customer.

Due to significant inflationary pressures on raw materials and transportation costs, Virginia Correctional Enterprises (VCE) will now require a 50% deposit for all VCE projects exceeding $500,000.

The remaining balance will be due according to the current VCE payment terms. Please note that split-ordering to circumvent the $500,000 threshold will not be permitted.

We appreciate your understanding and continued support of VCE’s important mission.

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ACA Accreditation

Virginia Correctional Enterprises (VCE) is proud to report that the Commission on Accreditation of the American Correctional Association (ACA) voted to fully re-accredit VCE for three years on January 6, 2024.

ACA accreditation is part of VCE’s commitment to excellence through continuous improvement and ongoing compliance with the ACA Performance-Based Standards for Correctional Industries which address expected practices in correctional industries and include life, health, and safety standards as it pertains to staff and inmates. 

The ACA Accreditation process promotes improvement in the management of correctional agencies through the administration of a voluntary accreditation program and the ongoing development and revision of relevant, useful standards. The standards, created and continuously refined by the ACA, represent leading correctional policies, procedures, and practices across all areas of operation.