SAM #W911S0DACID

Army RFI for DACID cloud-hosted threat intelligence and investigative platform

The Department of the Army is conducting market research for DACID on a cloud-hosted digital intelligence and investigative platform. - Government buyer: Department of the Army; Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division (DACID); Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC)-Fort Eustis. - Opportunity type: Request for information (RFI), not a solicitation or award. - Requested solution: Commercial cloud-hosted threat intelligence and investigative software for DACID protective services, threat management, and protective intelligence missions. - Key capabilities: Track threats across decentralized, darknet, and encrypted environments; analyze coded language and extremist imagery; connect fragmented online identities to real-world targets; support secure managed attribution for undercover operations; and preserve ephemeral digital evidence in a forensically sound, court-admissible format. - Additional requirements: Cross-platform monitoring, human-validated alerts, evidence archiving, and responses addressing technical and security questions. Respondents are asked to provide estimated annual pricing. - OEMs, vendors, quantities, and part numbers: No OEMs or vendors are named, and no specific product, quantity, or part number is identified.

Description

DACID requires an advanced, cloud-hosted commercial threat intelligence and investigative software platform that bypasses the limitations of legacy, keyword-based Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) tools by leveraging automated behavioral analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. The service must deliver a unified, secure digital environment that dynamically tracks threat actors across decentralized, darknet, and encrypted ecosystems; automatically decodes highly coded sub-cultural slang and memetic extremist iconography; resolves fragmented online monikers and metadata back to single real-world targets; and provides zero-trust managed attribution virtual environments for undercover operations, all while capturing disappearing digital evidence in a forensically sound, court-admissible format.

Please see attachment 'DACID RFI SAM_09 NOV2026' for guidance.

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