This RFI serves as a notice to all interested parties that TSL intends to establish a consortium CRADA for the purpose of sharing data to support the development and transition to service of more capable threat detection software. It is hoped that through participation in this consortium, equipment manufacturers and software developers will develop mutually beneficial teaming arrangements. S&T TSL is working on the framework for a Consortium CRADA, which will be finalized and implemented after consideration of comments received from this RFI.

NIST MEP seeks to procure, on behalf of the network of 51 MEP centers and over 1,400 field staff, access to a comprehensive "library" of industry studies and relevant information pertaining to industry trends. We are particularly interested in studies that concentrate on the U.S. manufacturing sector, with a preference for those that offer detailed insights (down to 5-digit NAICS classification). Additionally, the geographic coverage should encompass both U.S. national and state-level data.

GSA is seeking a partner(s) to support a pilot project to assess the feasibility of an innovative, end-to-end commercial payments platform with associated products, services, and systems. Selected partner(s) will be required to provide all associated services for charge card and commercial payments management for a subset of GSA’s internal purchase, travel, and fleet business lines including, but not limited to, issuance, commercial payment systems, fraud analytics, data mining, and information security.

Federal Student Aid (FSA) has identified a need for a Service Consolidation Acquisition. The services included in this acquisition include Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems encompassing, Access and Identity Management System (AIMS) and Person Authentication Service (PAS). Both systems provide authentication and authorization services to multitude of integrated FSA Systems.

Revised SOW published and response date extended to July 10, 2025.

Response date extended to July 17, 2025.

Solicitation closing date corrected to July 10, 2025.

Solicitation modified to update FAR 52.212-5 to accurately reflect a full and open competition reserved for one small business concern.

The FHFA seeks to acquire a flexible COTS interest rate risk and credit risk modeling software package that can integrate into the FHFA’s existing systems (the Windows operating system and Oracle and Sequel databases).

The purpose of this synopsis is to provide notice of Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic’s intent to award a Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) purchase order on a noncompetitive basis to Windward US, Inc. to procure a requirement for WWIS data package.

The purpose of this Contract is for USACE to acquire the most recent IMPLAN National Data Package and have access to IMPLAN's cloud-based web services. This will include full access to the IMPLAN National Dataset, including all the industry sectors, all state totals, and each indiviudal county in the U.S., as well as access to the IMPLAN cloud and web services throughout the agreement period or period of performance. This Contract will grant access to up to five designated users, allowing them to fully utilize the most up-to-date IMPLAN economic multiplier and industry data and web-services to conduct USACE RED analysis on behalf of the USACE enterprise.

The NCATS Secure Scientific Platform Environment (the "Environment") is a specialized cloudbased data aggregation and analytics enclave that can integrate, manage, secure, and analyze any kind of scientific data, and provide secure, controlled access to internal and external collaborators. Within the Environment, multiple NIH institutes and centers (ICs), Federal agencies, and Federal task forces integrate, manage, secure, and analyze all types of scientific data using dedicated platforms, and, equally importantly, make that data available in specific and controlled collaborations with each other and with external collaborators.

The Export-Import Bank of the U.S. is awarding a contract to Moody's Analytics Inc.

To successfully operate the DoD/SBA SBICCT program, OSC seeks to obtain additional FOCI risk assessments of identified entities by leveraging data-supported research products. The risk assessments and associated debriefings shall include varying levels of complexity based upon OSC mission requirements. ORS will complete additional FOCI risk assessments of identified entities by leveraging data supported research products, and shall complete development of a monitoring dashboard, which will notify OSC when there are changes to an evaluated entity’s sanctions status, adverse media status, dark web status, and adverse capital status.

There are 28 other Federal agencies that utilize this service to connect and to conduct a variety of law enforcement duties and tasks, information sharing as well as other Federal Background Investigation Service providers utilizing this for the background investigations and continuous vetting process.

The Luno A and Luno B indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts, with a combined $490 million ceiling, are used to acquire unclassified commercial analytic service capabilities for mission users across the GEOINT community. The IDIQs are structured with an agile acquisition strategy to quickly respond to customer needs. Each contract applies GEOINT artificial intelligence to provide decision advantage to warfighters, policy makers and mission partners.

Supreme Court confirms IRS right to access customer data from crypto exchanges without warrant

The outcome solidifies the government’s authority to compel crypto exchanges to turn over vast amounts of customer transaction data. By choosing not to intervene, the Court has affirmed that this data is subject to government scrutiny, cementing a key tool for tax enforcement and intensifying the privacy-versus-convenience debate for millions of crypto investors.

How to Access NASA’s Climate Data — And How It’s Powering the Fight Against Climate Change

In 1988, we saw headlines like this: ‘Global Warming Has Begun, Expert Tells Senate.’ And while data science has played its role in revealing that we will likely surpass the 1.5 °C target set by the Paris Agreement, there is far more we could be doing. For one, people don’t believe it, yet the data is readily available, free, and easy to access. You can check it yourself! So in this episode, we will. We’ll also talk about the surprising and interesting ways this data is currently being utilized to combat the effects of climate change.

How the federal government can tackle its on-prem sensitive data dilemma

For decades, federal agencies have been accumulating on-prem sensitive data, also known as “data hoarding.” Much of this data is now forgotten, scattered across aging systems, and rarely accessed. This once-prudent stewardship now presents a pressing issue: sprawling on-prem sensitive data environments that obscure what is truly valuable, leading to operational inefficiency, wasted resources, and, most dangerously, creating blind spots that adversaries can exploit, posing a significant security risk.

OPM prepares for overhaul of federal workforce data platform

A planned overhaul of FedScope — one of OPM’s largest data assets — will occur in iterations and culminate in the launch of a new and modernized FedScope platform this fall. The updated platform will contain “interactive visuals” and “detailed datasets,” as well as new tools “tailored to answer the most frequently asked questions about federal employment,” the Trump administration wrote in a press release Tuesday.

The AI government fraud arms race: Are fraud fighters poised to turn the tables on AI-powered fraudsters?

As AI evolves, fraudsters increasingly misuse it to scale sophisticated attacks, overwhelming traditional defenses. The stakes are high: public trust, economic stability and global security. Governments must adopt AI-driven tools — not just to keep pace but to turn the tide. In this AI-powered arms race, governments must embrace advanced analytics and AI solutions, transforming these technologies from tools of fraud into shields of resilience.

Press Coverage Missing on the Big Data Surveillance Complex

Perhaps most disconcerting in this whole scenario is that too few citizens realize just how far their online footprints travel and how vulnerable their private information actually is.

Whitehall’s ambition to cut costs using AI is fraught with risk

The temptation is often to issue contracts to private companies to achieve the fastest and greatest impact. For the tech companies, a huge pot of revenue is at stake. The value of UK public sector tech contracts rose to £19.6bn last year, up from £14.4bn in 2019, according to Tussell, which researches government contracts. But introducing AI and automation into public services is riskier than using it to help drivers navigate busy roads or recommending songs to music fans. When citizens interact with public services they are often at their most vulnerable.

Feds look at new way to get food stamp data from Washington and other states

The Trump administration is taking a new approach in its attempt to snatch personal data of food stamp recipients from states. The latest move has renewed worries from advocates that the information could be used for immigration enforcement as President Donald Trump ups the pressure for more deportations.

From R&D to Real-World Impact: Palantir’s Advice for the White House OSTP’s AI R&D Plan

As the AI race evolves, so too must America’s stratagems for victory. Recently, Palantir submitted a response to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP)‘s Request for Information regarding the redrafting of the National AI R&D Plan. Our response reflects more than two decades of experience working alongside our government customers to build and deploy cutting-edge technologies.

ChatGPT Data Collective gives users control over their data

Critics argue that AI companies exploit user data without permission or compensation. The new ChatGPT Data Collective aims to break this power dynamic by giving people ownership over their conversations with OpenAI’s chatbot.

Modern Data Strategies for AI and Analytics with Informatica and Snowflake

Amol Dongre, senior director of product management and data integration, Informatica, began by explaining that the needs for both modern analytics and AI are intertwined. With both modern analytics and AI transforming enterprises into insight-driven, adaptive organizations, AI can catapult analytics into modernity. However, “To reap all those benefits, you need good data. That is the foundation of everything.

AI-driven impact bonds: Funding the future with predictive analytics

Here’s how this futuristic-sounding idea works: An investor steps up with initial funding for a social program, and instead of crossing fingers and hoping for the best, we let an AI model do the heavy lifting. By crunching historical trends, real-time data, and even external factors like economic or environmental conditions, AI predicts the impact our programs are likely to have. Based on these predictions, we can set clear, measurable outcomes that become the goals of our Impact Bond.

How DIU is Using AI to Connect Commercial Innovation to the Warfighter w/Cheryl Ingstad

Join host Dr. Arun Seraphin for a conversation with Cheryl Ingstad, Deputy Director for Digital Platforms & Developer Ecosystem at the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU). In this episode, Ms. Ingstad discusses DIU’s new Digital OnRamp Platform that connects commercial technology companies to DOD award opportunities, fulfilling warfighter needs.

Transforming Land Management with Satellite-Based Change Detection

The online webinar is scheduled for Wednesday, July 16 at 1:00 PM ET.