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FY26 GrayKey

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PO-0016915State & Local

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The Texas Attorney General’s Office has awarded a contract under solicitation number PO-0016915 for FY26 GrayKey services, effective as of July 1, 2026. This procurement is classified under state, local, and education (SLED) government procurement and is intended to support law enforcement activities in Texas through the acquisition of GrayKey technology, a tool used for lawful mobile device forensics. The contract is managed directly by the Attorney General’s office with no set-aside designations or NAICS code classifications specified, indicating a broad procurement scope. Performance of the contract will occur across the state of Texas, with no specific city designated for delivery or execution. Primary point of contact for this contract is Sarah Whitsitt, reachable via email at sarah.whitsitt@oag.texas.gov, responsible for overseeing implementation and any related inquiries. The contract details are publicly accessible through the Texas SmartBuy portal, facilitating transparency and compliance with state procurement standards. No additional funding or performance milestones are disclosed beyond the award notice, suggesting reliance on existing contractual frameworks for GrayKey services. The absence of a specified office address or ZIP code implies that administrative functions are centralized under the Attorney General’s office infrastructure statewide.

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Texas AG awards FY26 GrayKey contract for statewide law enforcement mobile forensics, effective July 1, 2026.

Agency

Texas → Attorney General

Contract Value

$60,000

NAICS

922130 - Legal Counsel and ProsecutionView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, US

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NONE

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Carahsoft Technology CorpView Profile

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AgencyTexas → Attorney General
Contacts1 person available
OfficeTX, US
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Texas → Attorney General
Office AddressTX, US

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