The Federal Bureau of Investigation awarded a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract for specialized open-source intelligence tools to Accella TECH Solutions LLC on September 30, 2026, with a ceiling of $500 for the entire contract and base performance through March 29, 2032. This is a total small business set-aside under NAICS 513210 (Software Publishers).
Place of performance is Washington, DC for the IDIQ; the single delivery order issued to date specifies Sully Station, VA 20120 with completion by September 29, 2027.
The FBI solicited proposals for a multiple-award vehicle covering eleven categories of OSINT tools delivered as Software-as-a-Service: Financial and Banking Information, Deep and Dark Web, US Business Information, International Business Information, Vehicle History and Technical Information, Historical Internet Data, Terrorism-Related Information, Image and Video Information, Identity Records, and Property and Land Records. All tools must be accessible via Chrome and Edge browsers with no installation on FBI computers. Technical requirements include 24/7 system availability, FedRAMP certification at moderate impact level or equivalent with 256-bit encryption, 24/7 helpdesk support with five-minute response acknowledgment, Section 508 accessibility compliance, anonymity protections, multi-format data export, comprehensive training with closed captioning, and monthly reporting. Facial recognition and AdTech/Mobile Advertising ID capabilities are prohibited.
The contract structure includes a base year and four 12-month option years plus a six-month extension. The FBI guaranteed each awardee a minimum of $500 per contract year. Pricing uses tiered licensing (2–50, 51–100, 101–500, 501+ licenses) evaluated after base unit pricing at award. Task orders are competed among awardees under LPTA procedures with on-ramp and off-ramp authority.