NGA Police Modernization

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), a Defense agency within the Department of Defense, is seeking information on comprehensive, fully integrated law enforcement technology platforms through this Request for Information. The procurement encompasses a Police Administration System (PAS) along with body-worn cameras, TASER 10 energy weapons, in-vehicle mobile data terminals (MDTs), and automated license plate readers (ALPRs), with critical emphasis on seamless data integration with NGA's geospatial intelligence capabilities. Key requirements include compliance with federal standards such as 34 U.S. Code 41303 (Uniform Federal Crime Reporting), 28 CFR Chapter 1 Part 20, FedRAMP High certification, Impact Level IV security classification, and DoD 5015.02 standards, along with demonstrated experience in Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) environments. Respondents must submit white papers not exceeding 15 pages by 5:00 pm ET on April 30, 2026, addressing administrative information, experience details from the past three years, current capabilities, pricing recommendations, transition plans, security capabilities, and any potential organizational conflicts of interest. The evaluation criteria emphasize vendor capability to support NGA's police operations across multiple locations (Saint Louis and Springfield, Missouri, and Arlington, Virginia) while meeting Intelligence Community and Department of Defense security directives, including Risk Management Framework compliance and Authority to Operate requirements.

This pre-solicitation notice carries no set-aside designation and does not identify any current incumbents or existing contractors. No specific award value or budget range is provided in the RFI, as this is a market research tool intended to inform potential future solicitation development rather than commit the government to any contract award. The RFI requires that all responding personnel maintain active TS/SCI security clearances, and vendors must possess established UEI and CAGE codes with SAM registration and GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract information. The performance period encompasses operations in multiple geographic locations, with the system expected to integrate with existing state law enforcement databases including the Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement System and Virginia Criminal Information Database, as well as the National Crime Information Center. Qualified respondents should have documented experience delivering similar solutions to commercial, government, and preferably NGA-specific projects, with particular attention to Section 889 compliance regarding covered telecommunications equipment.