INL Kingston: Intelligence and Investigative Analytical Software for MOCA

The Department of State Office of Acquisition Management is seeking to procure an advanced intelligence and investigative analytical software solution for Jamaica's Major Organized Crime and Anti-Corruption Task Force (MOCA). The software must provide a centralized data repository with real-time analysis capabilities, support both structured and unstructured data ingestion, and incorporate machine learning and natural language processing technologies. Key contract requirements include integrating with existing Elasticsearch infrastructure, supporting 20 concurrent user licenses, and providing robust security features compliant with Jamaica's Data Protection Act of 2020. The evaluation will likely focus on technical capabilities, integration potential, and the vendor's ability to meet comprehensive analytical and investigative requirements. Critical deadlines include November 27, 2024, for submitting questions, and December 23, 2024, as the proposal submission due date for solicitation number 191NLE25Q0013.

The contract opportunity is not designated with any specific set-aside classification and will be open to all qualified vendors in the Software Publishers (NAICS 513210) category. The place of performance is Jamaica, with the contractor required to provide one week of on-site training in Kingston and deploy the system within a four-month timeline after contract award. The performance period is two years, with potential for extension, and includes provisions for maintenance, updates, and 24/7 technical support. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly stated, the contract will require comprehensive software licensing, training, warranty, and technical support services. The software must demonstrate capabilities to integrate with multiple investigative platforms including Cellebrite, Nuix, Esri, Axiom, Intella, Videris, and XRY, indicating a sophisticated and flexible technological solution for MOCA's investigative needs.