AI-driven Supply Chain Analytics Platform

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has issued RFI 15DDHQ‑26‑RFI‑FAIT03 to gather market information on an AI‑driven Supply Chain Analytics Platform that can provide granular, entity‑level insight into direct, indirect and ultimate beneficial ownership for at least 580 million corporate entities, vessels, shipments and trade records. The solution must integrate open‑source maritime, shipping and private‑sector data with economic, financial and trade information, employ AI‑driven entity resolution and advanced analytics (including generative AI and machine‑learning‑based risk propagation), and deliver interactive network visualizations that allow users to explore multi‑tier ownership structures, apply filters, and drill down on risk factors. Functional requirements include standardized data ingestion, fuzzy‑logic matching with manual review, weekly release cycles with regression testing, and a security architecture that meets FedRAMP‑High (or a comparable certification) with robust encryption and access controls. The DEA is seeking information on deployment models (subscription vs. perpetual enterprise licensing), typical pricing structures, ROM estimates for a one‑year period, and the vendor’s future roadmap for the next 3‑5 years, including plans for emerging AI capabilities. Responses (max 10 pages, 12‑point font) are due April 27 2026 2:00 PM ET via email to fac.proposal.submission@dea.gov; clarification questions must be submitted by April 15 2026 3:00 PM ET.

Notice ID

4f44dae717ad45e791c508e8c2f70965

Solicitation Number

15DDHQ-26-RFI-FAIT03

NAICS Code

513210

Classification Code

N/A