Digital Intelligence, Inc.

Digital Intelligence, Inc., a Wisconsin-based for-profit Subchapter S corporation and small business manufacturer of forensic hardware, software, and case management solutions, operates as a prime contractor on 99% of its recent federal awards, selling specialized digital-investigation equipment and software licenses to law enforcement and investigative agencies across the federal government. The company competes predominantly full-and-open rather than under set-aside vehicles; however, its single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives carries a Total Small Business set-aside designation, and scattered individual purchase orders are marked as Total Small Business.

Digital Intelligence's customer concentration is heavily tilted toward the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation, which accounts for 74 awards and $10.3 million in combined potential value — representing roughly 33% of the vendor's $31 million portfolio. The top five customer agencies by dollar value cover 54% of the combined potential value and include the Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service ($2.7 million across 8 awards), the Department of Homeland Security US Secret Service ($1.6 million across 13 awards), the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ($1.4 million across 10 awards), and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center ($801 thousand across 11 awards). This customer mix reflects Digital Intelligence's core business: providing forensic imaging kits, Tableau TD4 forensic duplicators, write blockers, case management software (Nimbus platform), and evidence-recovery workstations to federal law enforcement.

Concrete representative work includes a $2.038 million purchase order from the Internal Revenue Service (awarded September 25, 2022, completion September 24, 2027) for Nimbus annual software licenses, training, maintenance, and support covering option year 4; a $1.017 million purchase order from the Executive Office for US Attorneys (September 30, 2026) for Nimbus case management software; and a $400,000 single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (awarded September 27, 2023, completion September 26, 2028) for Tableau TD4 forensic duplicators with adapters and related accessories, against which four delivery orders totaling approximately $320 thousand have been placed. Additional recent awards include a $109,571.20 delivery order from ATF for Tableau TD4 forensic duplicators (September 10, 2026), a $208,994.74 purchase order from the US Secret Service Criminal Investigative Division for law enforcement forensic equipment (August 7, 2025), and a $87,609.34 purchase order from the Bureau of Industry and Security for forensic supplies for the National Cybercrime Forensic Laboratory (September 25, 2026).

Digital Intelligence sits on the GSA Information Technology Schedule 70, where it has placed 177 task orders totaling $10.3 million — this vehicle anchors the bulk of its transactional volume. The vendor also holds the $400,000 single-award ATF indefinite delivery contract noted above and carries seats on Alliant II and the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services vehicle. Subcontract work is minimal; Digital Intelligence operates as a sub to CACI, Inc. - Federal (CDM Defend Group A Bridge task orders on software COTS, September 2025) and to Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC (forensic recovery of evidence hardware administration, October 2024), but subs represent only 1% of the vendor's award count.

Award activity has remained relatively flat — 4 to 8 awards per year over the past five years — with 489 total awards in the source data spanning back to August 2001. The portfolio's recent work concentrates in NAICS codes for Software Publishers (198 awards), Electronic Computer Manufacturing (136 awards), and Computer Terminal and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (35 awards), with PSC codes dominated by Information Technology Support Equipment (74 awards) and Information Technology Software (47 awards). Six awards totaling $2.4 million in potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating moderate recompete exposure. The vendor has obligated $29.9 million of its $31 million portfolio (96%), indicating a highly committed backlog.