The database should be an online portal that provides data on over 60,000 topics from more than 18,000 sources across 21 market sectors. The data covers a wide range of areas, including media, business, finance, politics, health, society, technology, and education. The Database should include market research, trade publications, scientific journals, government databases, opinion research institutions, and national and international governmental institutions.

Project Linchpin enables the Army to deliver trusted solutions for AI-enabled systems through a secure Artificial Intelligence Operations and Artificial Intelligence Services (AIOPs+) while maximizing the Department of Defense (DoD) and Intelligence Community (IC) investments. Project Linchpin creates a collaborative yet competitive environment of industry and Government partners to establish the AIOPs+ ecosystem and creates new opportunities for inclusion into the ecosystem through rapid agile acquisition and contracting approaches.

Subscription to Jane’s Information Handling Services (IHS) or similar Jane’s service, such as Jane’s open-source intelligence (OSINT). This online database provides students with an integrated cross-domain tool to conduct realistic planning as directed in the curriculum. This database must address all relevant aspects of the operational environment for military planning to include political, economic, social, military, infrastructure, physical environment as well as third-party non-state actors (both hostile and neutral).

The FDIC Library is looking to subscribe to Case-Shiller data and tools to aid employees in their duties and support the FDIC’s mission to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation’s financial system. The resources provided will mostly serve users in the FDIC’s Division of Insurance and Research and the Division of Risk Management Supervision.

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The Defense Travel Management Office (DTMO) requires database and infrastructure contractor support for the DTMO’s travel data repository (referred to as the Commercial Travel Information Management (CTIM)). The CTIM enables the DTMO to manage and measure the performance of the Department of Defense (DoD) Travel Enterprise. CTIM also supports DTMO applications and is a data source for partner systems and other stakeholders.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) intends to award a sole source firm-fixed price contract for a Real-Time, Telephone Subscriber Intelligence Analytical Tool.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention intends to award a sole source firm fixed price purchase order to ICEYE for flood inundation, depth, and extent data produced via Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite imagery. These data will allow the CDC/ATSDR to support flooding-related emergency preparedness, response, and recovery events with the ability to access near real-time information on where flooding is occurring, how deep the flooding is, and how long flooding has occurred in areas of interest. 

The Aircraft Operations Center has eight aircraft that support tropical cyclone and other scientific research. These aircraft require the use of navigational database subscription in order to operate safely and within regulation. This comes in the form of the Integrated Navigation Data Service (INDS), Collins Pro Digital Chart Services, and Garmin Pilot Pack. They Contain data to include, but not limited to, aeronautical charts, airport diagrams, Fixed Base Operator information, and approach and departure procedures. 

The requirement is for a software platform that offers screening and vetting capabilities and works on existing kiosks that register visitors. The Government’s first requirement is for a software platform that has the following minimum capabilities: vetting service and automated criminal background screening against federal and state/local law enforcement databases.

The Reference Data Service – the creation of which forms part of a wider upgrade to the department’s data architecture – is a tool used to enable standardised definitions of data by various terms of reference. It supports the likes of drop-down menus for those reporting, sharing or accessing data sets. The service is used to assist with data operations across the department’s operations, including digital services and payments in the work and health areas, as well as supporting policymaking.

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE: PLTR) today announced that it has been selected by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) to support the agency’s mission to accelerate better health outcomes. Palantir’s AIP and Foundry software will help the agency drive key workflows by providing a data strategy and infrastructure that will underpin business operations and enable continuous improvement.

The government’s best intelligence entity may not be the agency you think it is

When thinking about agencies that gather intelligence, the State Department’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research might not come to mind. Yet, in a world where usable intel is more important than ever to decision-making, the bureau seems to have gotten more right about world events than most.

SEC actions hint at looming “AI washing” crackdown

Since March, the Securities and Exchange Commission has accused three companies of so-called AI washing, or misrepresenting how they use machine learning and other tools. The moves follow multiple warnings from Gary Gensler, the agency’s chair, and the regulator’s top enforcement attorney over misstatements around the technology.

OIG: Improvements to Asylum Seeker & Noncitizen Screening Required by DHS

The report states that CBP is at risk of allowing criminals, suspected terrorists, or other nefarious actors into the country, due to working without full access to all federally held data, and effective screening and vetting capabilities.

How PNNL is leveraging AI and ML to enhance infrastructure resiliency

Pioneered by experts like Chief Scientist Andre Coleman, PNNL’s groundbreaking work has helped modernize disaster and emergency management by using AI and ML to make sense of vast amounts of satellite and geospatial data in near real-time. This helps public safety officials, utilities and land-use managers better prepare for pending disasters.