Virginia Correctional Enterprises (VCE)

Inmates employed in industrial prison jobs produce goods or services for sale

Industries such as upholstery, furniture building, printing, and commercial laundry provide services and products for sale to other State agencies and provide inmates with skilled job training.

The Private Industry Enhancement (PIE) program enables private businesses to manufacture within prisons using inmate labor. Inmates working in PIE jobs are paid prevailing wages and are required to return the majority of earnings to pay court costs, restitution, child support, and a portion of prison housing costs.

Joint ventures in manufacturing between VCE and private entities increase the quality and value of VCE products while expanding the market for community businesses.

Read more (on external website) about Virginia Correctional Enterprises product lines and contact information. Who Can Buy from VCE? All products and services are for taxpayer supported and nonprofit organizations only. Read about the value of VCE to inmates and citizens.

Locations with VCE operations:

Augusta Correctional Center
Indian Creek Correctional Center
Brunswick Correctional Center
Lunenburg Correctional Center
Buckingham Correctional Center
Nottoway Correctional Center
Coffeewood Correctional Center
Pocahontas Correctional Unit
Dillwyn Correctional Center
Powhatan Correctional Center
Fluvanna Correctional Center
Southampton Correctional Center
Greensville Correctional Center
Sussex II State Prison
Halifax Correctional Unit
Virginia Correctional Center for Women (VCCW)
Haynesville Correctional Center

Department of Corrections Headquarters - Copy Center
Southpark Digital Works - Printing
State Corporation Commission - Digital Works