David Kelley is a government contact. David is associated with 14 contracts. Activity spans Other Computer Related Services, Media Streaming Distribution Services, Social Networks, and Other Media Networks and Content Providers, and Software Publishers.
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Solicitation USCA26Q0172 is a request for quotes for a commercial off-the-shelf Software as a Service SaaS video streaming platform to host and provide on-demand web streaming of recorded audio and video media for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. The required platform must feature a singularly managed interface with an integrated content management system, adaptive streaming, transcoding capabilities, 24/7/365 monitoring, and end-user analytics. It must also utilize integrated HTML5 accessible video players for embedding on court sites. The contract is a firm fixed rate consumption-based agreement consisting of a base year starting December 1, 2026, with multiple option years extending through November 30, 2034. The government seeks a total price of less than 1.7 million dollars overall including options.
The Judiciary intends to make a single award based on best value, utilizing trade-offs between technical excellence and price. Evaluation is based on three factors: Technical Approach, which includes a requirements checklist, transition plan, and a live product demonstration; Past Performance, evaluated via questionnaires; and Total Evaluated Price. Non-price factors are of equal importance to each other and combined are more important than price. Proposals must be submitted via email to the designated points of contact by October 5, 2026, at 2:00 PM EST. Offerors must maintain an active registration in the System for Award Management and comply with strict guidelines regarding the disclosure of Artificial Intelligence usage and the removal of prohibited commercial terms such as automatic renewals and indemnification clauses.
The Judicial Branch77416,
DC,
USA$1.7Mest.
NAICS
516210
Media Streaming Distribution Services, Social Networks, and Other Media Networks and Content Providers
The Administrative Office of the United States Courts is soliciting quotes for a commercial off the shelf software as a service platform to provide streaming media hosting, management, and distribution services. This firm fixed price requirement, identified as solicitation USCA26Q0172, is unrestricted and open to all responsible sources. The selected provider must deliver a platform capable of on-demand web streaming for audio and video, featuring adaptive streaming, integrated HTML5 accessible players, and a secured content management system. Key technical requirements include single and batch media file transcoding, end-user analytics reporting, and 24/7/365 system monitoring.
The contract structure consists of a base year and six option years with a six-month extension, with performance beginning December 1, 2026. Award will be based on best value, where technical approach and past performance are weighted as equally important and collectively more significant than price. Evaluation includes a mandatory live product demonstration and a requirements checklist. Interested vendors must submit their responses via email to the designated points of contact by 2:00 PM EST on September 22, 2026. Invoicing will be handled on a monthly basis upon usage, and the awardee must maintain an active registration in the System for Award Management.
The Judicial Branch77416,
DC,
USA
NAICS
516210
Media Streaming Distribution Services, Social Networks, and Other Media Networks and Content Providers
This is a Firm Fixed Price Request for Quote for a commercial off-the-shelf courtroom presentation solution to support the Defender Services Office’s National Litigation Support Team within the Administrative Office of the United States Courts. The solicitation, numbered USCA26Q0131, was issued on June 10, 2026, with responses due by June 24, 2026, at 2:00 PM ET, and must be submitted exclusively via email to Candace Browne with a copy to David Kelley. The requirement is unrestricted and not set aside for small businesses, and the Judiciary is not bound by the Federal Acquisition Regulation but instead follows its own internal policies and judiciary-specific clauses. Quoters must be active in the System for Award Management with a valid Unique Entity ID, and resellers must submit a signed agreement with the original manufacturer. The evaluation is based on a best value approach, with technical capability and past performance as pass/fail gates—any low confidence rating in technical capability or unacceptable past performance results in disqualification. Non-price factors combined are considered more important than price, and trade-offs between technical excellence and cost may be made. The software must be a scalable, on-premises solution capable of handling diverse file formats and volumes, meeting minimum hardware requirements including Windows 10 64-bit, 16 GB RAM, and an Intel i5 processor. Core capabilities include organizing and presenting case materials with exhibit and bates numbering, batch importing and exporting, and displaying PDFs within 30 seconds of selection. The product must be demonstrated live after the submission deadline, and quotes must include a completed requirements checklist, commercial software terms, and a service level agreement.
The contract covers a base year and four optional years, each with a base license quantity of 1,000 users and an optional additional 250 users, with performance beginning September 15, 2026, and extending through September 14, 2031. Deliveries are FOB destination in Oakland, California. Payment is tied to actual licenses utilized, and invoices must include detailed elements such as vendor information, tax ID, contract number, CLINs, and billing periods to avoid rejection. The judiciary reserves the right to terminate for convenience, with compensation based on work performed and reasonable charges, or for cause due to default or noncompliance. The contractor warrants that all delivered items are merchantable and fit for the specified purpose, and must protect the
The Administrative Office of the United States Courts is conducting market research through a Request for Information (RFI1809807) to assess the availability of qualified contractors capable of providing legal transcription services for official court records. This RFI, issued for planning purposes only and not intended to result in a contract award, seeks information on vendors’ ability to deliver highly accurate, secure transcriptions of audio recordings using encrypted processes. Contractors must use an internal, non-public Large Language Model for draft generation and ensure all outputs undergo human review to achieve a minimum accuracy rate of 99 percent. Audio files must be uploaded to a secure government server and immediately deleted by the contractor upon successful verification of the transcript, with no exposure to external or public AI systems. Responses must include company details, a DUNS number, and confirmation of active registration in the System for Award Management, along with pricing models based on per-page or per-audio-minute rates, though no contract value or funding details are provided.
The place of performance is Washington, District of Columbia, with all deliverables expected to be submitted electronically to the contracting office located in the same city. The RFI does not impose formal evaluation factors, contract clauses, or inspection protocols since it is strictly a market research tool, and no award will be made based on responses. There are no set-asides, no socioeconomic certifications requested, and no requirement for security clearances or key personnel identification. Submission is limited to email response by 2:00 PM Eastern Time on May 18, 2026, to the designated point of contact, with no page limits, file type restrictions, or proposal format specified. While the NAICS code 561410 and PSC R603 are referenced, no formal packaging, invoicing, payment, or accounting data is included, as the RFI does not establish contractual obligations. The agency is gathering market intelligence to inform future solicitation development rather than initiating procurement at this stage.
The Judicial BranchWashington,
DC,
20544,
USA
NAICS
561410
Document Preparation Services
PSC
R603
Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services
Solicitation USCA25R0108, managed by the Judicial Branch Procurement Management Division, seeks audit services for Chapter 13 Standing Trustees located in Alabama and North Carolina. This is a concessions contract, meaning no appropriated funds are used and individual Trustees are responsible for funding their own audits. While historical spending over five years totals 800,000 dollars, there is no guaranteed minimum for this procurement. Because it is a concessions contract, the Federal Acquisition Regulation and Guide to Judiciary Policy Volume 14 do not apply, though Federal Judiciary contract clauses serve as operational guidelines.
Amendment 0001 updates the requirement by clarifying the page count within the Instructions to Offerors in Section L.2 and providing a set of Questions and Answers. The procurement falls under NAICS code 541211. All other original terms and conditions remain unchanged.
The Judicial BranchWashington,
DC,
20002,
USA
NAICS
541211
Offices of Certified Public Accountants
PSC
R704
Professional, Administrative, and Management Support Services
