Forensic Software Training

Immigration and Customs Enforcement awarded a firm-fixed-price contract valued at $220,200 to Hexordia on a sole-source basis on July 9, 2026, for delivery of "IoT Forensics: Examining Smart Devices" training.

The contract supports ICE's Advanced Computer Evidence Recovery Training (ACERT) program. The requirement consists of three four-day training courses scheduled during Fiscal Year 2026, with delivery locations and dates to be coordinated by ICE's Commercial Facility Provider. The training covers Internet of Things forensics fundamentals, including IoT technologies, hardware components, firmware, network protocols, and device-level acquisition techniques, with emphasis on hands-on laboratory work and a final comprehensive forensic examination exercise.

ICE determined Hexordia the sole capable provider because it is the only vendor offering this specific proprietary IoT forensics curriculum at the required quality level. No authorized resellers or distributors exist for Hexordia's offering, and alternative vendors evaluated during market research lacked comparable depth of coverage for multi-agency environments. A notice of intent posted on SAM.gov on June 8, 2026 closed on June 10, 2026 with no expressions of interest. The Contracting Officer confirmed the price fair and reasonable based on market research and historical pricing data.