Fraym, Inc.

Fraym, Inc. is an Arlington, Virginia-based geospatial data and analytics provider that delivers advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence-derived products to the federal government. The company specializes in leveraging sophisticated data modeling, predictive analytics, and geospatial analysis to support national security priorities, crisis response operations, and strategic decision-making across federal agencies. Fraym's core competency involves developing and delivering global sentiment and population data products designed to enhance operational planning, intelligence analysis, and threat assessment capabilities for defense and intelligence communities.

Through prime federal contract awards, Fraym has demonstrated substantial expertise in delivering machine learning and predictive analytics solutions, particularly to the Air Force. Most notably, the company completed a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) award from the Air Force Research Laboratory valued at $1,699,150, concluded in September 2024, which focused on sequential SBIR Phase II development. Prior to this, Fraym received a $750,000 firm fixed price purchase order from the Air Force Research Laboratory in March 2021 to produce localized, population-based threat assessments for operational planning, performed in Arlington, Virginia under a total small business set-aside designation. These definitive contracts and purchase orders were followed by a substantial Phase III SBIR indefinite delivery contract awarded by the Secretary of the Air Force in July 2024. Additionally, Fraym received a $366,648 Phase III SBIR delivery order from Air Combat Command in September 2025 to deliver machine learning and AI-derived global sentiment and population data products for federal government operations, planning, and intelligence analysis functions, with performance completing in September 2026. As a subcontractor, Fraym has been engaged by major defense contractors including HII Mission Technologies Corp, Peraton Inc., and Dexis Interactive LLC on various initiatives spanning data analytics subscriptions, population data packages, software licenses, data licenses for specific territories, and specialized data production and visualization services supporting early warning systems and tailored interventions.

Fraym's federal grant work has been more limited compared to its contract portfolio. The company has served as a subgrantee under Family Health International on two separate occasions, with awards dated September 1, 2022 and June 13, 2024. The June 2024 award involved an administrative adjustment per updated requirements, though specific programmatic details regarding the nature of grant activities or funding amounts are not extensively documented in the available award records. This grant activity suggests Fraym's analytical capabilities extend to health-related initiatives, likely leveraging its population data and geospatial analysis expertise to support health-focused federal programs.

Fraym currently holds a significant Phase III SBIR indefinite delivery contract titled "MADGASP" awarded by the Secretary of the Air Force on July 2, 2024, with a ceiling value of $77,500,000 and a performance period extending through July 2028. This contract represents a single-award indefinite delivery vehicle with no set-aside designation and focuses on providing Fraym's machine learning and AI-derived global sentiment and population data products across the federal government, with particular emphasis on operations, intelligence analysis, and planning functions. The MADGASP IDV has already generated multiple delivery orders, including the aforementioned $366,648 Air Combat Command delivery order from September 2025, demonstrating active utilization of this contract vehicle to meet federal government requirements for advanced geospatial and population analytics capabilities. The contract builds upon Fraym's established track record of delivering predictive threat models, COVID-19 predictive modeling, crisis response assessments, and geospatial human data to support strategic and operational decision-making across the defense establishment.

Fraym provides human geography foundation data spanning population and demographics; social groups; religion; ethnicity; economy; land use, cover, and ownership; water supply and control; transportation use; education; health and medical; and communication use. These data sets are available at the 1km by 1km resolution level across the African continent and other developing regions (e.g., South Asia, Southeast Asia, Latin America & the Caribbean).