Army Modernization Protection (AMP) Supply Chain Intelligence Prototype

The U.S. Army, through the Office of Assistant Deputy for Acquisition & System Management, Data Engineering and Software (ADASM DES), is conducting market research via a Request for Information (RFI) to identify industry capabilities for the Army Modernization Protection (AMP) Supply Chain Intelligence Prototype. The goal is to develop an AI-driven system capable of analyzing diverse threat sources across open-source, social, and dark web domains to detect vulnerabilities, foreign influence, and emerging risks within defense supply chains. Respondents are expected to demonstrate expertise in real-time threat alerting, dark web monitoring, supplier security posture grading, predictive analytics, and secure collaborative data sharing, with a focus on providing actionable intelligence to support Army acquisition and cybersecurity decision-making. The RFI is explicitly non-binding and serves only as a tool for gathering industry input to inform future program planning; no contract award or payment will result from this effort. Responses must be submitted as a single unclassified PDF via email to two designated points of contact by the deadline of May 13, 2026, and should include company information, point of contact details, NAICS code 541512, past performance, and a technical approach. The place of performance is Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, and while specific security standards or inspection criteria are not detailed, the system must support secure handling of sensitive threat data. No formal contract clauses, evaluation factors, pricing, delivery schedules, or certifications are required at this stage, as this is strictly a pre-solicitation market research activity under FAR provisions governing sources sought notices.