Project Manager Intelligence Systems & Analytics (PM IS&A) Army Intelligence Data Platform- Next (AIDP-Next) Request for Information #3

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This document is a "Partnering Assistance" notice for the AIDP-NEXT initiative. It lists several companies and their respective Points of Contact (POCs), URLs, and detailed capabilities. The listed companies offer a range of services and technologies relevant to intelligence, data analysis, AI/ML, cybersecurity, networking, and software development.

This document is highly relevant for potential bidders interested in the AIDP-NEXT opportunity. It serves as a directory of potential partners and their specialized skills, which could be crucial for forming joint ventures or subcontracting relationships to meet the requirements of the AIDP-NEXT program. Vendors can use this information to identify companies with complementary capabilities for teaming arrangements.

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This document is a presentation from an Industry Day event for the Army Intelligence Data Platform (AIDP) – NEXT. It outlines the program's objectives, the next iteration of AIDP, user perspectives, intelligence tasks, the analyst's workflow, current challenges, desired capabilities, a notional data architecture, program approach, and an award timeline. The presentation also details the acquisition approach, including an "Army Open Solicitation" and instructions on how to participate via SAM.gov and the Vulcan platform.

This presentation provides potential bidders with a comprehensive overview of the AIDP-NEXT program. It details the government's vision for the platform, the operational context, user needs, technical requirements, and the planned acquisition strategy. Key information for bidders includes the phased approach to awards, the use of the Vulcan platform for submissions, and contact information for inquiries. The document serves as an informational resource to help vendors understand the program and prepare for future solicitations.

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This document is Request for Information (RFI) #3 for the Army Intelligence Data Platform- Next (AIDP-Next) program. It follows RFI #1 (Market Research) and RFI #2 (Industry Day). The RFI outlines a problem statement regarding the current intelligence solution's limitations in operating across different network conditions and security domains, and its lack of a cohesive approach from the Enterprise Cloud to the Tactical Edge.

This RFI announces opportunities for vendors to engage with the Government:

• One-on-Ones: Vendors can request one-on-one discussions to discuss AIDP-Next capabilities. These discussions are scheduled from March 17-20, 2026, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD (virtual exceptions possible). Requests are due by March 13, 2026, 1700 EST. Participants should have technical knowledge of proposed solutions. Participation does not imply preference for future awards.
• Draft Call for Solution (CFS): The Government will provide a DRAFT CFS for vendors to review and provide feedback. This is for informational and planning purposes only. To request the DRAFT CFS, vendors must contact the provided POCs by March 24, 2026, 1700 EST, using a specific email subject line and providing their CAGE code. The DRAFT CFS is intended to use Commercial Solutions Opening (CSO) and Other Transaction Authority (OTA) authorities, but vendors can suggest other authorities.
• Partnering Opportunity: Information from a previous Industry Day regarding partnering and teaming arrangements is provided for reference.
• Industry Day Resources: Briefing slides and Q&A from the AIDP-NEXT Virtual Industry Day on February 12, 2026, are available.

No reimbursement is provided for costs associated with attending one-on-ones or discussions.

Form / Attachment / Pricing Sheet

This document is a "Questions and Feedback Submission Sheet" intended for vendors to submit questions and feedback related to the AIDP-Next opportunity. It serves as a structured template for collecting vendor input.

• Company Name: Field for the vendor's company name.
• CAGE Code: Field for the vendor's Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Code.
• Date: Field for the date of submission.
• Page # Reference: Field to reference a specific page number in the solicitation or related documents.
• Question: Field to input specific questions.
• Feedback: Field to provide general feedback.

This sheet is crucial for bidders who have questions or feedback regarding the AIDP-Next opportunity. Completing and submitting this form by the specified deadline (if provided elsewhere) is the official method for vendors to seek clarification or provide input, which may influence their proposal preparation and the finalization of the solicitation requirements.

Questions & Answers / Clarifications

This document contains questions posed during the AIDP-NEXT virtual Industry Day on 12 February 2026, and the Government's responses. It provides clarification on the AIDP-NEXT initiative.

• Actionable Intelligence Requirement: The Government will release a Draft and Final Call For Solutions (CFS) to address the requirements for enabling actionable intelligence.
• Training Timeline: The schoolhouse focuses on analyst tasks, not specific systems. Future intent includes NET training and a vendor-provided UI that is innovative and requires minimal training.
• Regulations and Documents: Key references include FM 2-0 Intelligence, ATP 2-33.4 Intelligence Analysis, ATP 2-01.3 Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment, ATP 2.01 Collection Management, FM 3-60 Army Targeting, and ADP 3.37 Protection.
• Actionable Intel without "Swivel Chair Ops": AIDP aims to seamlessly make data available to and consume data from current and future fires and mission command systems.
• Hardware Procurement: Hardware procurement is separate from the current CSO.
• Call for Solutions (CFS) Release: A draft CFS is expected in early March, with a final release in late March/April 2026. Prototype contract awards are planned for June 2026.
• Vendor Lock-in: The Government recognizes the risk of vendor lock-in and emphasizes a modular, flexible architecture enabling incremental updates and adaptability to emerging technologies.
• Hydra API: AIDP requires a Modular Open Systems Architecture with well-documented APIs and SDKs. Hydra is the current government-defined OpenAPI for exchanging intelligence products and conducting workflows.
• AIDP-Next vs. Current AIDP: The next iteration of AIDP (prototype) will be separate from the current AIDP solution.

This Q&A document provides critical details and clarifications that will inform potential bidders responding to future solicitations, including the upcoming Call for Solutions (CFS). It outlines the government's intent, key technical requirements, and program strategy, influencing how vendors should prepare their proposals and solutions.