The Federal Bureau of Investigation awarded an Indefinite Delivery Contract to Octaris Technologies Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business, on September 30, 2026, under a total small business set-aside with a five hundred dollar ceiling and ultimate completion date of March 29, 2032.
This is a multiple-award IDIQ for specialized open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools. The FBI Directorate of Intelligence will select up to two contractors per Contract Line Item Number across eleven CLINs covering financial and banking information, deep and dark web data, US and international business information, vehicle history, historical internet data, terrorism-related information, image information, video information, identity records, and property and land records. Place of performance is Washington, DC.
The solicitation, posted March 20, 2026 with proposals due June 5, 2026, required Software-as-a-Service delivery via Chrome and Edge browsers with no software installation on FBI systems. Technical requirements included 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, data export capabilities, and comprehensive training with closed captioning. Facial recognition and AdTech capabilities were prohibited.
Base unit pricing for one license is evaluated at award, with tiered pricing for future task orders. The Government guarantees each awardee a minimum of five hundred dollars per contract year. The performance period includes a base year, four 12-month option years, and a six-month extension. Task orders are competed among awardees under lowest-price-technically-acceptable procedures, with on-ramp and off-ramp authority for contractor additions and removals.