Federal Past Performance & CAI Mission Scope

Review GSDSI CAI/OSINT mission scope—counterterrorism, borders, financial crime, force protection—with ODNI alignment for federal contracting diligence.

Mission-area delivery scope

GSDSI summarizes mission applications for federal CAI and multi-source OSINT programs, spanning counterterrorism and counter-proliferation, border security, financial crime and sanctions enforcement, force protection and signature reduction, and related workflows where commercially available mobility, identity, and open-source signals support investigative analysis.

Engagement models

Direct award paths where contracting officers award against SAM.gov registration.
Subcontract or teaming arrangements with prime integrators delivering data layers.
Pilot or evaluation engagements scoped under study contracts or OTAs.

Every engagement emphasizes documented provenance, ODNI CAI alignment including sensitive-category exclusions, TLS 1.2+ transport encryption, AES-256 storage encryption, and FedRAMP-compatible delivery options.

Pair this summary with the capability statement, procurement checklist, and federal intelligence overview.

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