The Federal Bureau of Investigation awarded an indefinite-delivery multiple-award IDIQ contract to Digidoc Inc. for specialized open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools with a five hundred dollar ceiling on September 30, 2026. The contract is a total small business set-aside and carries a five hundred dollar minimum guarantee per contract year.
Place of performance is Washington, DC. The IDIQ solicited specialized OSINT platforms delivered as Software-as-a-Service across eleven categories: Financial/Banking Information, Deep and Dark Web, US Business Information, International Business Information, Vehicle History and Technical Information, Historical Internet Data, Terrorism-Related Information, Image Information, Video Information, Identity Records, and Property and Land Records. All tools must be accessible via Chrome and Edge browsers with no software installation on FBI computers, maintain 24/7 system availability, hold FedRAMP certification at moderate impact level or equivalent security with 256-bit encryption, and provide 24/7 helpdesk support with five-minute response acknowledgment. Facial recognition and AdTech/Mobile Advertising ID capabilities are prohibited.
The base performance period runs through March 29, 2032, consisting of a base year, four 12-month option years, and a six-month extension. NAICS code 513210 (Software Publishers) applies. A delivery order issued on the same date as the IDIQ award carries a five hundred dollar ceiling and September 29, 2027 completion date, with firm-fixed-price pricing and place of performance in Washington, DC. The RFP incorporated on-ramp and off-ramp authority permitting the FBI to add or remove contractors for performance reasons. Task orders will be competed among awardees under lowest-price-technically-acceptable procedures.