Federal Supply Schedule GS00F178DA

GSA issued a Federal Supply Schedule contract to LexisNexis Special Services Inc. on June 7, 2016, for the Multiple Award Schedule with a $26.2 million ceiling and completion date of June 6, 2031. The contractor operates nationwide across the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, with the point of production at 1000 Alderman Drive, Alpharetta, Georgia.

The schedule covers data analytics, investigative research, identity verification, and information services. Products and services include ACCURINT for Government and Law Enforcement platforms, virtual identity reports, tri-merged credit reports, batch services, identity verification and authentication tools (TrueID document authentication, portrait matching), device assessment, ThreatMetrix consulting and training, fraud prevention tools (AmplifyID risk navigator and master person index), ProMonitor alert service, jail booking search and monitoring, and skip tracing services. Labor rates span 13 categories from Systems Administrator at $84.51 per hour to Principal Software Engineer at $337.15 per hour; all positions require a bachelor's degree minimum with two to five years of experience and no security clearances are offered.

Recent task orders issued under this Schedule demonstrate sustained government-wide demand. The Secret Service awarded a $33 million delivery order on March 23, 2026, for Mission Support Analytical Services in West McLean, Virginia, with labor-hours pricing through March 2031. The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency issued a $24.1 million delivery order on March 28, 2024, for the LexisNexis ProMonitor alert service at Quantico, Virginia, completing March 2026. The Securities and Exchange Commission placed a $1.645 million firm fixed-price order on October 1, 2024, for public records batch search subscriptions through September 2029. The Bureau for Management awarded a $3.6 million delivery order on December 2, 2024, for ProMonitor credit and investigation services through November 2029. Additional recent orders span the Census Bureau ($162.5 thousand for ACCURINT authorized user licenses, February 2026), the Air Force District of Washington ($1.44 million for law enforcement investigative search data, February 2024), the Bureau of Diplomatic Security ($513.5 thousand for credit reporting, July 2025, and $6.05 million for ACCURINT investigative tools, September 2021), the Coast Guard (recurring background investigation and ACCURINT subscriptions totaling tens of thousands of dollars across multiple districts, spanning 2021–2026), and numerous federal agencies including the Department of Education Office of the Inspector General, Federal Maritime Commission, U.S. Attorney's Offices, and the Internal Revenue Service. The schedule serves as a government-wide vehicle enabling rapid procurement of LexisNexis's specialized data and investigative capabilities across civilian and defense agencies without requiring separate competitions.