Emergency Notice Fivecast HK

The Illinois State Police (ISP), specifically the Statewide Terrorism & Intelligence Center (STIC) and Division of Internal Investigations (DII), is pursuing an emergency procurement of Fivecast software licenses and services. The procurement includes six ONYX Standard User Licenses, four ONYX Pro User Licenses, Fivecast Academy Refresher Recorded Online Training, Recorded Intermediate Training, five Fivecast Collection Agents, and associated Support and Maintenance. The contract is set for a one-month period from July 1, 2025, to July 31, 2025, with a primary objective of enhancing open-source intelligence collection capabilities for threat identification and public safety. The emergency procurement is specifically designed to acquire advanced intelligence and investigative support tools that exceed standard social media API capabilities. The procurement process emphasizes the tool's unique secure architecture, specialized law enforcement design, and AI-driven analysis capabilities. The due date for this emergency notice is July 31, 2025, with the procurement valued at $163,800.00 and to be funded through federal funds.

The emergency procurement does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions on responding organizations. The Illinois State Police intends to transition to a standard procurement process after the emergency period expires, indicating this is a temporary solution to address immediate intelligence gathering needs. No incumbent vendors are mentioned beyond Fivecast, Inc., which is the sole provider for this emergency procurement. The procurement appears to be targeting integration with existing law enforcement intelligence infrastructure, with a focus on supplementing current technological capabilities in threat detection and investigation. The total contract value of $163,800.00 represents the complete budget for the one-month emergency licensing and service period. The procurement is uniquely positioned as a critical tool for maintaining high hiring standards and ensuring comprehensive threat assessment capabilities for the Illinois State Police.