| Requirement |
The FDNS Intelligence Watch’s primary mission is facilitating a Watch and Warning function for FDNS and USCIS leadership. To facilitate that mission, the Intelligence Watch has determined a need to procure an Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform that includes alert tools to monitor and report events that impact the immigration process related to national security concerns, criminal events, emerging threats, fraud, and force protection of USCIS personnel. The Intelligence Watch’s two main priorities were to gain a capability of social media event-based monitoring that didn’t violate privacy or social media operational use policies and acquire a tool that focused on events or threats that impacted USCIS’ mission without violating applicants, petitioners, or US Citizens privacy rights. USCIS seeks a platform capable of meeting the following requirements, which include but may not be limited to: (1) It cannot violate USCIS’s Social Media Policy, which would require a social media log in and account. (2) It must have a privacy policy that does not allow or require access to actual social media accounts and strictly monitors postings relevant to search parameters of relevant threats, events, and potential fraud to the immigration system. (3) It has an established force protection capability by monitoring locations and regions of the world where USCIS personnel may be operating in. (4) It allows a user to monitor and follow multiple timelines on a single screen of various X posts (formerly tweets). The user would be able to track and organize content and engage with various X (formerly Twitter) communities in real-time. (5) It monitors X (formerly Twitter), blogs, forums, and other social platforms that use #hashtags rather than events. (6) It collects, analyzes, and delivers threats to the data owner or subscriber. (7) It focuses on cyber and physical threats to the private sector as opposed to a wide range of threats dealing with Immigration. (8) It monitors all events and the need to shift from one event to the other. |
***8/18/25 - Updated to revise Solicitation Release Date, SSV as well as SB Field***
The FDNS Intelligence Watch’s primary mission is facilitating a Watch and Warning function for FDNS and USCIS leadership. To facilitate that mission, the Intelligence Watch has determined a need to procure an Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform that includes alert tools to monitor and report events that impact the immigration process related to national security concerns, criminal events, emerging threats, fraud, and force protection of USCIS personnel. The Intelligence Watch’s two main priorities were to gain a capability of social media event-based monitoring that didn’t violate privacy or social media operational use policies and acquire a tool that focused on events or threats that impacted USCIS’ mission without violating applicants, petitioners, or US Citizens privacy rights. USCIS seeks a platform capable of meeting the following requirements, which include but may not be limited to: (1) It cannot violate USCIS’s Social Media Policy, which would require a social media log in and account. (2) It must have a privacy policy that does not allow or require access to actual social media accounts and strictly monitors postings relevant to search parameters of relevant threats, events, and potential fraud to the immigration system. (3) It has an established force protection capability by monitoring locations and regions of the world where USCIS personnel may be operating in. (4) It allows a user to monitor and follow multiple timelines on a single screen of various X posts (formerly tweets). The user would be able to track and organize content and engage with various X (formerly Twitter) communities in real-time. (5) It monitors X (formerly Twitter), blogs, forums, and other social platforms that use #hashtags rather than events. (6) It collects, analyzes, and delivers threats to the data owner or subscriber. (7) It focuses on cyber and physical threats to the private sector as opposed to a wide range of threats dealing with Immigration. (8) It monitors all events and the need to shift from one event to the other. |
Aug. 18, 2025 |
