Enterprise Open-Source Investigations Software Solution

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services under the Department of Homeland Security is seeking an enterprise-grade open-source investigations software solution designed to automate the collection, analysis, and visualization of publicly available information for mission-critical operations. The platform must support real-time monitoring and extraction of data from a wide array of public and commercial sources, enabling analysts to efficiently identify derogatory information, conduct threat assessments, and maintain situational awareness without relying on manual review. It must include integrated subject recognition to automatically detect and link relevant entities, support batch querying for processing multiple subjects simultaneously, and surface findings with minimal user intervention to significantly reduce investigative time and increase operational agility. The solution must provide a secure, persistent misattribution environment to ensure anonymous and protected research activities while maintaining robust user-level account management and support. A user-friendly interface is required to facilitate seamless navigation and rapid access to critical intelligence outputs. The system must be built on open-source foundations and comply with all relevant federal standards for security and data integrity. The anticipated place of performance is Camp Springs, Maryland, and the procurement is designated as a HUBZone set-aside, encouraging participation from small businesses located in historically underutilized business zones. Point of contact for inquiries includes Xiomara Medrano, Nicholas Barrett, and Scott Stewart, the Small Business Specialist.