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A -- Advanced Information Extraction (ADIE) Research, Development and Transition

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F30602-03-R-0002Federal

Submission Closed02/11/2004, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The contract issued by the Air Force Research Laboratory, Information Directorate in Rome, NY, focuses on Advanced Information Extraction (ADIE) Research, Development, and Transition. Its primary goal is to improve and evolve ongoing information extraction systems to better address user-specific needs and, if required, create new systems. These systems are designed to help analysts efficiently process and interpret vast amounts of unstructured text from various sources and domains, facilitating automated extraction, analysis, visualization, and exploitation of relevant data. This effort is structured as an Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a 60-month period of performance, and requires contractors to obtain and maintain security clearances, specifically top secret, with foreign participation excluded at the prime contractor level. Potential offerors have access to a specialized technical library related to this acquisition under strict export control regulations, requiring submission of approved documentation before review. The contract demands completed and approved DD Form 2345 prior to award, certifying compliance with the Certified Contractors Access List (CCAL). The solicitation and any amendments will be available exclusively through the FedBizOpps website, where interested parties must also register directly with the Contract Specialist to be included on the List of Registered Parties for teaming and subcontracting opportunities. Initial draft and formal solicitation release dates were planned in May 2003, with points of contact provided for further inquiries and registration assistance.