This Request for Information (RFI) is being issued as a means of conducting market research to identify parties having an interest in and the resources to support this requirement for database access and maintenance of a nationwide law enforcement information-sharing network.

The vendor shall provide vendor-specific supply chain risk software licenses (4) to assist with illumination/risk identification.

The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD) is seeking sources to determine industrial capability of potential contractors in development of intelligence exploitation and targeting systems.

This recompeted contract seeks a qualified vendor to continue providing cloud-based freight market analysis services to FEMA’s Logistics Analysis Office. The selected Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) subscription platform will enable FEMA to monitor, benchmark, and forecast freight activity across multiple modes of transportation—including truckload, intermodal, rail, ocean, and air—in support of disaster response and recovery operations.

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The contractor will provide a subscription (10 seats) for a commercial Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool to assist licensing professionals with identifying potential biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies having the scientific expertise and research & development capabilities to license DHA intellectual property (inventions) to advance the inventions to commercial products for the Department of Defense (DoD).

The purpose of this acquisition action is to purchase a commercially (COTS) available database that provides access to up-to-date unlimited on-line subscription access for unlimited users to the Senior Housing, Nursing Home Care, and Hospital forecast data.

FedDataCheck is a data blending tool which verifies data entries into FPDS-NG and compares VA’s reporting to government-wide data and various benchmark standards. FedDataCheck assists with analysis for category management, oversight of Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) acquisition implementation, and to improve data quality prior to the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act (DATA) application.

The purpose of this procurement is to purchase a brand name Silicon Expert tool renewal for the DEVCOM AvMC SRD Manufacturing Science and Technology Division. This renewal is a web-based subscription tool providing counterfeit risk information on electronic components and calculation based on manufacturer alerts and material shortages.

Employment Verification (EV) and Unemployment Claims (UC) Services for the Human Resources Directorate (HRD) to streamline the verification and claims process and provide government wide metrics on claims and verifications to improve overall management of government agencies serviced by IBC.

This action is a firm-fixed price order for Opitcal Imagery and WorldDEM data products to evaluate and assess their quality and utility…The data evaluation will be combined with another science team's evaluation of Airbus data and provided input from inter-agency partners will contribute to the radiometric and geolocation accuracy evaluation.

The requirement is for access to an authoritative database resource for strategic geopolitical intelligence and forecasting information to support the research needs of Pentagon policy and decision makers. The provider must have a proven history of successful forecasting of major geopolitical events.

ImmigrationOS will expand ICE's case management system to include "near real-time visibility into instances of self-deportation." The contract said the new ImmigrationOS will streamline "end to end immigration lifecycle from identification to removal."

Out of ‘prototype mode’: Officials aim to determine Advana’s next moves by mid-June

Pentagon officials see a “huge opportunity” in turning the department’s prototype data analytics platform Advana into an official program of record, but there are still significant questions to be answered about how, exactly, to go about it, two senior officials involved in the program told Breaking Defense in an exclusive interview.

The year of ‘NGAI’: Geospatial-intelligence agency looks to accelerate AI adoption in 2025

In an exclusive interview with DefenseScoop, NGA Director Vice Adm. Frank Whitworth laid out his top priorities for advancing the agency's use of AI over the next year.

Phase two of military AI has arrived

Consider this phase two of the US military’s AI push, where phase one began back in 2017 with older types of AI, like computer vision to analyze drone imagery. Though this newest phase began under the Biden administration, there’s fresh urgency as Elon Musk’s DOGE and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth push loudly for AI-fueled efficiency. 

US spy community is creating a portal to buy, access your personal data

On April 8 the ODNI’s Office of the Open Source Intelligence Executive (OSIE) put out a “solutions solicitations” for the “Intelligence Community (IC) Data Consortium (ICDC),” previously known as the “IC Data Co-op,” which seeks solutions “to manage a commercial data consortium that unifies commercial data acquisition” for US spy agencies.

JEC Hearing on Reducing Waste, Fraud and Abuse Through Innovation: How AI & Data Can Improve Government Efficiency

Chairman David Schweikert (R-AZ-01) challenged witnesses and agencies to move beyond reports and into real-world implementation of advanced technology tools, especially for healthcare modernization and centralized data systems for fraud detection. “How do I get them to stop sending me papers about ideas for implementation and actually implement?” asked Chairman Schweikert. “We have the tools; we need the will.”

Data Laws Would Refine Privacy Strategies, Consumer Control

Lawmakers in several states are considering bills that would give residents more control over their data. A measure under consideration in Texas would formally recognize global privacy controls.

From Data to Decisions: Engineering AI That Understands the Mission

Across the modern defense and intelligence landscape, the flood of data is both a marvel and a menace. Satellite imagery, cyber telemetry, sensor networks, and open-source feeds now produce data at volumes once unimaginable. Yet for all this digital abundance, a familiar question haunts analysts and operators: can we turn this data into actionable understanding, fast enough to matter?

AI's new ally: Why synthetic data matters for government AI adoption

In the public sector, synthetic data is particularly valuable for training and testing AI systems or simulating scenarios without exposing sensitive or restricted information. Its core advantage lies in its ability to generalize and anonymize citizen data, allowing government agencies to make analyses and results publicly available while preserving individual privacy.

The Unusual Nonprofit That Helps ICE Spy on Wire Transfers

The Transaction Record Analysis Center, or TRAC, database offers a rare glimpse into the financial lives of millions of immigrants and U.S. citizens alike. The database contains details about more than 340 million wire transfers sent via Western Union and more than two dozen other companies that immigrants rely on to send money back home.

OpenAP aims to unify siloed ID data for streaming, TV ads with Open Identity

OpenAP is aiming to make audience identity less confusing and more consistent for streaming and TV ad buyers across the fragmented landscape by bringing together multiple ID data sources in an interoperable, yet privacy-centric, architecture so that they can improve targeted reach and measurement.

Geospatial Intelligence Data Fusion: Seeing Beyond the Threat

With much discussion around OSINT (open-source intelligence), IMINT (image intelligence), and SIGINT (signals intelligence) advances – and their fusion to gain the most complete understanding of threats in the multi-domain battle space, it made sense to speak with one of Europe’s thought leaders on data fusion innovations.

Voltron Data and Carahsoft Partner to Bring Cutting-Edge Data Infrastructure Solutions to the U.S. Government

Theseus leverages accelerated hardware (such as GPUs and high-speed networking) to enable agencies to cut data processing times from hours to minutes, improving their decision-making capabilities. This is especially critical for agencies handling massive datasets, such as those generated by cybersecurity threat detection, geospatial analytics and operational monitoring.