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The intent of this RFIP is to call for formal collaboration with industry and academia in order to present solutions based on new technologies that can support the improvement of NATO Innovation process. T

The government desires to procure an enterprise managed attribution solution (MAS) that is designed to enable discovery and access to publicly available information (PAI) in support of United States Space Command (USSPACECOM) missions in the online environment.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires a structured daily file of Rule 15c2-11 fixed income data for the purposes of evaluating the exceptions, exemptions, and no action relief under the rule as applicable to the quotation of fixed income securities.

Response to questions.

Response to questions. Revised List of Airports attachment.

RFQ posted.

Response date extended to September 6, 2022. Updated timeframe in section 2.3.

Dataminr, Inc. First Alert V2 Software is a COTS content management system designed as a real-time artificial intelligence (AI) for event and risk detection. The software detects first signals of high-impact events and likely risks with insightful, actionable data.

Software allows synthetic credit ratings required for transfer pricing analyses of related debt transactions to be derived and also provides worldwide company credit rating data and research.  

Bloomberg Professional Services will support the mission of the Criminal Investigative Division (CID), Economic Crimes Unit (ECU) with real-time financial market intelligence on thousands of companies globally and their associated corporate officers.    

The purpose of this requirement is to procure the American Hospital Association (AHA)’s 2021 Annual Survey Database (ASDB) file and one seat for the DataQuery application.

BlackSky Technology...received its first call order, worth $1.7 million, from NASA to evaluate accessibility, accuracy, quality and utility of the Company’s imaging data services for the Commercial Smallsat Data Acquisition (CSDA) Program.

GeoOptics and Spire were two of the three companies that secured contracts from NOAA in July to supply space weather data under a pilot program that seeks to demonstrate the impact of commercial data on weather forecast models. 

Under the CRADA, HawkEye 360 will develop and demonstrate new commercial overhead RF-sensing capabilities that could provide relevant tactical support for the warfighter.

DHS Commits to Better Intel Sharing with Law Enforcement, Points to Mobile App

Leaders of the Department of Homeland Security want to assure state and local law enforcement partners of their plans to improve the way DHS shares intelligence, highlighting tools like a new mobile app. 

Machine-learned: Department of Defense trials AI teacher with stunning results

Could AI help tutor individuals? New research from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) seems to suggest that yes — and extremely well, according to Delta Academy.

DHS announces major customer experience hiring initiative

The chief information officer of the Department of Homeland Security Wednesday announced a hiring spree as the agency looks to bring in further product management, customer experience and design expertise.

National Weather Service seeks IT expertise to develop next-gen water prediction capabilities

NWS‘s Office of Water Prediction needs engineers, technicians, program and project managers, data scientists, and software developers to deliver three improved or innovative capabilities sought by the decade’s end: the National Water Model (NWM), flood inundation mapping (FIM) services and an enterprise hydrofabric solution.

New land valuation tool uses big data to inform urban planning and investment

A new commercial partnership between UNSW, PEXA and Frontier SI is launching a data-driven toolkit that rapidly calculates property valuations to inform urban development. 

Bill Foster talks digital identity

The stars may finally be aligning for comprehensive digital identity legislation to pass in Congress. If it does, the Illinois Democrat will be a big reason why.

Why e-government data is only as good as the security that keeps it safe

Governments are starting to rely on data to deliver better citizen services, inform policymaking, and manage interagency collaborations. However, just like how a Jenga tower wobbles if one of the blocks is missing, a gap in cybersecurity threatens a data-centric system.

Center for Data Innovation calls for next Federal Data Strategy to address data divide

The next Federal Data Strategy action plan should encourage agencies to use alternative data sources to fill gaps impacting underrepresented groups, according to the Center for Data Innovation.

Data broker' Oracle misleads billions of consumers, lawsuit alleges, enables privacy end-arounds

A class-action lawsuit filed against the data giant by some heavy-hitters in the privacy world alleges that Oracle combines some of the worst qualities of Google and Facebook, at a scale even those firms have trouble matching. 

Federated Machine Learning and Its Impact on Financial Crime Data

In this special guest feature, Gary M. Shiffman, PhD, Co-founder and CEO, Consilient, takes a look at Federated Machine Learning, the branch of machine learning that’s sure to be a revolution for FCC professionals by enabling collaboration while preserving privacy.

Neustar Partners with InfoSum to Pave the Way for the Privacy-First Advertising Future

Neustar, Inc., a TransUnion company, today announced the availability of Neustar Unified Identity - its leading suite of identity resolution and data capabilities – in the InfoSum Data Clean Room.

Appriss Insights, an Equifax Company, Launches Enhancements to Background Screening Tools CrimSmart™ and TraceSmart™

"CrimSmart and TraceSmart are changing how the background screening industry gathers and optimizes national-criminal and address history data," said Brian Matthews, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Appriss Insights

GovExec Daily: Who Gets To Know When You Die?

FCW's Natalie Alms joins the podcast to discuss how levels of government share death data.

AI risk management puts ML code, data science in context

The rapid growth of AI has brought increased awareness that companies must get a handle on the legal and ethical risks AI presents, such as racially biased algorithms used in hiring, mortgage underwriting and law enforcement. It's a software problem that calls for a software solution, but the market in AI risk management tools and services is fledgling and highly fragmented.

The next-generation background investigation system

The National Background Investigations Services program, or NBIS, has been described as the “lynchpin” to the federal personnel vetting reform efforts...To get the latest on the program’s developments, I spoke with Jeff Smith, the executive program manager for NBIS at the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency.