D--FL-DGTL EVDNCE RECVY-2026 CALLYO

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, through the Department of the Interior, intends to award a sole-source firm fixed-price contract to Callyo 2009 Corp for the renewal of its Callyo Standard mobile application service, which supports field agents in investigative operations by providing masked temporary phone numbers and remote monitoring of undercover calls. This acquisition is justified under FAR Part 13.106-1(b), as it falls below the Simplified Acquisition Threshold of $250,000 and no other vendor can meet the agency’s unique requirements, particularly the need for a proprietary system integrated with FedRAMP-approved cloud storage to ensure compliance with federal data security standards. The service is critical to ongoing law enforcement activities, and the software must enable real-time access to recorded communications while maintaining the confidentiality and integrity of evidence gathered in the field. The place of performance is Jacksonville, Florida, where the Digital Evidence Recovery and Technical Support unit will deploy and utilize the application. The procurement action is not competitive, and the sole-source determination is based on the exclusive capability of Callyo 2009 Corp’s platform, with no viable alternatives identified in the market. Interested parties have until May 7, 2026, to submit evidence demonstrating that competition would be advantageous to the government, though any responses will not result in reimbursement for costs incurred. The contracting office is located in Falls Church, Virginia, with Mary Rawlinson serving as the point of contact for submissions via email, and the notice is identified by solicitation number DOIFFBO260071. No formal line-item pricing, packaging, labeling, or inspection criteria are specified beyond the functional requirements, and while the Contracting Officer and Program Officer are named, no formal Contracting Officer’s Representative or Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative is designated. The agreement is expected to be an ongoing renewal of service rather than a fixed-term contract, and no options, clauses, or socioeconomic set-asides are referenced, with all requirements centered on technical functionality and federal compliance.