Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division (DACID) Proactive Threat Platforms

The Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division (DACID), through Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) Fort Eustis, is issuing a request for information to conduct market research on a cloud-hosted commercial threat intelligence and investigative software platform, with responses due December 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM EDT. The notice uses no set-aside. Responses must identify the company name, UEI, and CAGE Code, and state small business qualification status under NAICS 513210 ($47.0 million threshold) or 541519 ($34.0 million threshold). The platform must track threat actors across decentralized, darknet, and encrypted ecosystems; decode sub-cultural slang and extremist iconography; resolve fragmented online monikers to real-world targets; and provide zero-trust managed attribution virtual environments for undercover operations. Evidence capture must be forensically sound and court-admissible, including chain-of-custody procedures for ephemeral data. The Capability Matrix organizes requirements into five focus areas: proactive behavioral analytics for indicators of mobilization to violence against military personnel and assets; multimedia content analysis using natural language processing and computer vision; cross-platform identity resolution with blockchain and cryptocurrency transaction graphing; evidentiary capture with cryptographic hashing and timestamping; and a non-attributed research environment using browser isolation, proxy routing, and audit logging. Respondents must provide estimated annual pricing with a cost breakdown, detailed technical responses on legal defensibility in federal or military courts, and identify applicable SBIR opportunities. The RFI is market research only and does not commit the government to award. Responses are voluntary and uncompensated, and non-response does not preclude future solicitation participation. Submit responses to Contract Specialist Kailah Brinson (kailah.n.brinson.civ@army.mil) and Contracting Officer Arianna Taylor (arianna.m.taylor4.civ@army.mil). The notice does not state a place of performance, period of performance, anticipated value, or incumbent.