SAM #19AQMM26QXXXX

Sole Source Renewal of LexisNexis Investigative Software Licenses

The Department of State's Acquisitions - Diplomatic Security office is seeking to renew software licenses for investigative platforms. - Government Buyer: - Department of State, Acquisitions - Diplomatic Security office - OEM/Vendor: - LexisNexis Special Services Inc. (LNSSI) is the sole OEM and vendor mentioned - Products/Services Requested: - Renewal of 2,000 software licenses - Platforms: Accurint LE, LE Plus Accurint TraX, ProMonitor - These are web-based investigative tools - Used for visa and passport fraud investigations - Capabilities include: - Integration of public records and law enforcement data - Locating persons of interest - Real-time alerts for investigative leads - Advanced cellular mapping for criminal investigations - Forensic mapping compliant with legal standards - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Platforms must expedite identification and location of persons of interest - Real-time alerting and forensic mapping are required - Compliance with legal standards for investigative data - The government is open to capability statements from other vendors, but emphasizes the specialized nature of these requirements - LexisNexis Special Services Inc. is the only OEM/vendor named in the opportunity

Description

This notice is being published in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 5.101(2) using other than full and open competition under the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO). This is a notice of intent to award a four-year firm fixed price purchase order and is not a request for competitive proposals. The statutory authority for this sole source procurement is FAR 6.302-1.

The Department of State intends to award a sole source purchase order to renew 2,000 software licenses that provide access to 1) Accurint LE, 2) LE Plus Accurint TraX and 3) ProMonitor to:

DBA: LEXISNEXIS SPECIAL SERVICES INC.

LNSSI

1150 18TH ST NW STE 250

WASHINGTON, DC 20036-3820

This notice of intent is not a request for competitive proposals. Prior to awarding the purchase order, State Department needs to determine if there is a reasonable chance of having two or more companies submit proposals to provide 1) Accurint LE, 2) LE Plus Accurint TraX and 3) ProMonitor or similar investigative web-based platforms for visa and passport fraud cases.

To make this determination, State Department requests all interested parties to provide the information below in their capability statement by 12:00 pm East Coast time June 24, 2026.

Number 1:

A single platform that combines public records data with critical law enforcement agency data to expedites the identification of people, companies, addresses, contact information, assets, and other information including:

Virtual Identities 

Assets

Liens & Judgements 

Email Addresses 

Sex Offenders 

UCC Lien Filings 

Bankruptcies  

Registered Agents 

Deeds & Mortgages 

Aircraft Registrations 

Criminal Court Records 

Professional Licenses

Civil Court Records 

Executives & Corporate Officers 

Real Property 

Watercraft Registrations 

Arrest Records 

Death Records 

Hunting & Fishing Licenses 

Relatives, Neighbors & Associates 

Marriage & Divorce Records 

Vehicle Title Records 

Department of Corrections Records 

Business Filings 

Sanctions & Watchlist 

Motor Vehicle Registrations 

Voter Registrations 

Social Security Numbers (SSN) 

Concealed Carry Weapons (CCW) Permits 

Business Records 

Phone Numbers 

People 

Number 2:

A single platform that instantly locates most critical persons of interest and alerts Diplomatic Security Service of new addresses, aliases, and identifiers using matching rules

Number 3:

A single platform that does the following: A national tower database with estimated coverage areas of over 3.2 million sectors in the United States.  Utilizes the Google Earth platform, and the incorporation of third-party geo-location mapping and forensic extract visualization within call detail record mapping.   Developed and maintains a scientifically based model of cellular mapping that meets Daubert Standards, Frye Standards and Rule 702 challenges for legal cases.  The ability to testify as experts either to its services and or investigative methods and processes of criminal cellular investigations. 

A determination not to compete this requirement, based upon responses to this notice, is solely within the discretion of the Government. This notice will close on June 24, 2026 at 12pm. Send capability statements addressing the bullet points above to Shayani Mukherjee at Mukherjees1@state.gov.

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