Support- Professional: Intelligence

PSC Code R423-P (Support - Professional: Intelligence) encompasses a broad range of professional intelligence support services across federal government agencies. These services include intelligence analysis, open-source intelligence gathering, all-source intelligence production, targeting intelligence, counterintelligence, and advanced technological support for intelligence operations. The category covers complex analytical work requiring specialized skills, advanced technologies, and high-level security clearances to support national security and defense missions.

The federal contract awards in this category demonstrate significant investment in intelligence support services, with contract values ranging from approximately $5,000 to over $30 million. Key awarding agencies include the Department of Defense (particularly the National Air and Space Intelligence Center), United States Special Operations Command, Drug Enforcement Administration, and Internal Revenue Service. Frequently awarded entities include Radiance Technologies, Modern Technology Solutions, Epsilon C5I Inc., and Xandar LLC. Awards typically utilize cost-plus-fixed-fee or firm-fixed-price structures, with performance periods spanning one to five years. Set-asides frequently include small business, service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and 8(a) program designations, with work primarily performed in locations such as Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the National Capital Region, and various military installations.

Recent federal contract opportunities in this PSC category focus on sophisticated intelligence support services requiring advanced technological capabilities. Notable opportunities include artificial intelligence open-source intelligence software support for the Department of Defense, intelligence analyst support for Special Operations Command, global intelligence logistics and engineering support for Army Intelligence and Security Command, and investigative services for Social Security Administration's Cooperative Disability Investigations units. These opportunities consistently require high-level security clearances, expertise in multi-disciplinary intelligence analysis, and capabilities in emerging technologies like AI, machine learning, and advanced data processing. Performance locations span domestic military installations, intelligence centers, and potentially include rotational assignments in overseas combatant command areas of responsibility.