The Air Force Office of Scientific Research is seeking a SaaS platform for data analytics to monitor scientific literature, patents, and grants, and to perform research security risk assessments, including international collaboration analysis.

The U.S. Navy is seeking information on AI-driven Automatic Target Recognition (ATR) and Tracking capabilities, particularly focusing on labeled training data for maritime helicopter operations and challenging environmental conditions.

The USCG is seeking information on commercial environmental data services and enhancements for its SAROPS system, which supports search and rescue planning by providing environmental data for drift simulations.

The USCG is seeking information on capabilities to provide comprehensive AIS data and monitoring services for Alaskan maritime regions to enhance domain awareness and shipping route oversight.

Response to questions and solicitation updates published.

The USPTO completed review of each RFI response and is now reaching out to specific companies based on inputs provided and potential value presented.

Notice of intention to publish a solicitation soon, but that it will be delayed by the government shutdown.

Republishing the announcement.

The Department of Justice is seeking to renew a sole-source subscription for specialized software used for vehicle valuation, while also soliciting information on alternative vendor capabilities in this area.

The CFTC intends to sole-source renew its subscription to CyberFeds, a data service providing comprehensive federal employment information critical for HR, EEO, and legal operations.

DEA intends to sole-source a Legislative Tracking Service from Quorum Analytics I, Inc., citing unique integration of legislative data, AI-driven insights, and stakeholder engagement tools.

This award consists of global maritime intelligence, satellite data, and support services for ICE, focusing on advanced maritime domain awareness and the detection of illicit activities using AI and satellite data.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of Trade awarded a contract to DAR Partners, a reseller of import/export trade data,

This award provides USDA-ERS with economic data and analysis for the Western Hemisphere, including macroeconomic indicators, commodity data, and policy analysis.

This award provides the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with access to Moody's CreditView Research Select subscription services, supporting financial analysis and credit ratings of borrowers participating in their Water Infrastructure Financing Program.

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The government’s embrace of Palantir is years in the making

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When Washington Goes Dark, Alt Data Companies Can Shine

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Hackers stole 1 billion records from Salesforce customer databases with this simple trick - don't fall for it

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Dataminr Unveils Agentic AI Roadmap, Ushering in a New Era of AI-Powered Real-Time Information

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Tara Murphy Dougherty: Hesitation loses wars — Why the DOD needs a new tech playbook

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