Law Enforcement Investigative Database Subscription (LEIDS)

The Law Enforcement Investigative Database Subscription (LEIDS) is a sole source, short-term interim contract issued by Immigration and Customs Enforcement under the Department of Homeland Security, providing a six-month base period with six optional one-month extensions. The contract is for the procurement of a secure, real-time investigative database service designed to support criminal investigations, intelligence operations, and tactical planning by aggregating public and proprietary data into a single, accessible platform. The system offers advanced search functionalities, powerful analytics, and interconnectivity features to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of law enforcement decision-making. The service must deliver comprehensive, secure access to actionable intelligence, enabling investigators to rapidly identify connections, patterns, and threats across large datasets. Performance is centered in Washington, District of Columbia, with direct point of contact information provided for procurement inquiries, including Shayla Kelley and Catherine Bivians as primary and alternate contacts, and Samuel Thompson serving as the Small Business Specialist. The NAICS code 518210 indicates this is for data processing, hosting, and related services, and no set-aside provisions apply, allowing any qualified vendor to be considered under the sole-source acquisition framework. No solicitation number or public posting date is listed, consistent with its interim and non-competitive nature.