Attorney General's Office (AGO) Investigative Data Mining Project

The Attorney General's Office of Colombia is set to receive IT services and specialized database equipment to support the development of an investigative data mining tool designed to analyze large-scale criminal investigations involving transnational and foreign terrorist networks. This initiative will empower prosecutors and investigators with advanced analytical capabilities to uncover patterns, connections, and operational structures within complex criminal activities that cross international borders. The project focuses on enhancing the AGO’s capacity to conduct macro-level analysis, enabling more efficient and targeted enforcement actions against organized crime and terrorism. The contract is forecasted under the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs within the U.S. Department of State, indicating U.S. government support for capacity-building efforts in Colombia’s justice sector. Primary performance will occur in Bogotá, aligning with the operational base of the Colombian Attorney General’s Office. Point of contact for program-related inquiries is Jamillah Timmons, with Tyler Sinclair designated as the Small Business Specialist to facilitate engagement with qualified small businesses. While specific financial and timeline details are not provided, the project is part of a broader strategic effort to strengthen rule of law and counter transnational criminal threats through technology-driven investigative support.