Intelligence Exploitation & Analysis Intelligence Discovery Experiment

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This data sheet is an attachment that must be completed and submitted with the White Paper for the Intelligence Discovery Experiment 2026 solicitation. Bidders are instructed not to modify the template and to provide a response for each item, leaving none blank.

• Company Name
• Product Name
• Short Product Description
• Focus Area / Focus Area Details
• Technical Maturity of Capability (Technology Readiness Level (TRL))
• List of current Commercial and/or DOD/Intel customers
• Intellectual Property Rights (with selection options/explanation)
• Existing Information Assurance/Cyber Security Accreditations
• Licensing details (model/per unit cost)
• Confirmation of willingness to provide no-cost trial licenses for the assessment evaluation period (if applicable)
• Training Requirement
• Contact Information (Primary and Secondary POCs with authority and knowledge to discuss responses)

This document is critical for bidders responding to the Intelligence Discovery Experiment 2026. It requires detailed information about the bidder's company, product, technical capabilities, customer base, IP, security accreditations, licensing, and training. Completing this data sheet accurately and thoroughly is a mandatory part of the White Paper submission.

Other / Unclassified

This document is a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) for the Intelligence Discovery Experiment 2026 (IDX 26), focusing on Intelligence Processing & Analysis. It is for informational and planning purposes only and is not a solicitation. The US Army Futures and Concepts Center (FCC) is conducting market research to identify solutions for future intelligence data processing and exploitation capabilities.

This announcement seeks White Papers from industry, academia, and other government agencies regarding solutions that leverage automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) to improve intelligence processing and exploitation. Key focus areas include:

• General Intelligence Processing & Exploitation: Enhancing efficiency and reducing latency for targeting and decision-making.

• Army Signals Intelligence (SIGINT): Automated characterization of signals, threat frequency tracking, pattern development, COMINT processing, and language translation.

• Army Human Intelligence (HUMINT) & Counterintelligence (CI): Processing unstructured data, translating HUMINT reports, facial recognition for High Value Individuals (HVIs), searching databases for HVIs/organizations, and automated data mining.

• Army Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT): Deep data search, automated map/imagery acquisition, NGA database querying, target recognition, depiction of geographical data, and identification of Host Nation infrastructure for risk assessment.

• Army Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT): Detecting deception/disinformation, image manipulation detection, GEOCOORD/metadata extraction, and filtering/correlating data.

• Targeting Support: AI/ML/automated solutions specifically for the targeting process.

• Planning Conferences: January 22, March 10, April 8, 2026

• Experimentation (COMEX & Execution): June 1-13, 2026

• White Papers: Must be UNCLASSIFIED, no more than 10 pages, and include functional/cost benefits, technical/programmatic risks, program plan, timeline, testing, and current design level (TRL 3 or higher). Empirical data is encouraged.

• Primary: SSG Nathaniel Luickcaceres (nathaniel.g.luickcaceres.mil@army.mil, 520-533-6346)

• Alternate: MAJ Charles Block (charles.d.block2.mil@army.mil, 520-533-4674)