Nichols Martin
The U.S. Army has issued a request for quotation for software that will help the service branch investigate felonies.
Army Criminal Investigation Command, or CID, requires 62 web-based subscription services for use in social media exploitation activities, the service branch said Thursday in a SAM notice.
CID will use the software-as-a-service to legally and securely detect threats in social media.
The command conducts investigations, analyzes intelligence, supports forensics, maintains criminal records and secures logistical activities to address Army-targeted felony.
The Army will administer the SaaS from Quantico, Va. The chosen contractor will work under a potential three-year contract.
Interested parties may submit proposals through Feb. 3.
