RFI Analytics Support Countering Foreign Adversarial Proganda.docx
Posted: May 19, 2026
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This Request for Information (RFI) is issued by the Office of Policy, Planning, and Resources for Public Diplomacy (R/PPR) seeking insights from qualified technology and data access providers. The primary objective is to gather information on solutions that can effectively analyze foreign adversarial propaganda from both state and non-state actors.
The Department emphasizes the need for tools that enhance access to relevant open-source data, identify influence networks of adversarial propaganda, conduct digital media forensics including deep fake detection, and assess connections between online activities and real-world behaviors, all while ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and FedRamp standards.
The RFI outlines specific desired capabilities that respondents should address in their submissions. These include:
- The ability to access and analyze global digital and social media data in near-real time.
- Visualizing narratives across foreign information environments.
- Providing integrated analytics tools for both quantitative and qualitative analysis.
Additionally, the document highlights the importance of user experience, requiring an intuitive interface along with comprehensive training materials and ongoing support.
Interested parties are instructed to submit a written response detailing their company’s relevant experience, proposed solutions, implementation strategies, case studies from similar projects, estimated timelines for implementation, and any innovative features that could benefit the Department.
It is important to note that this RFI serves solely for informational purposes; it does not constitute a solicitation or guarantee future procurement actions. The Department will not reimburse any costs incurred by respondents in preparing or submitting their responses.
The Department emphasizes the need for tools that enhance access to relevant open-source data, identify influence networks of adversarial propaganda, conduct digital media forensics including deep fake detection, and assess connections between online activities and real-world behaviors, all while ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and FedRamp standards.
The RFI outlines specific desired capabilities that respondents should address in their submissions. These include:
- The ability to access and analyze global digital and social media data in near-real time.
- Visualizing narratives across foreign information environments.
- Providing integrated analytics tools for both quantitative and qualitative analysis.
Additionally, the document highlights the importance of user experience, requiring an intuitive interface along with comprehensive training materials and ongoing support.
Interested parties are instructed to submit a written response detailing their company’s relevant experience, proposed solutions, implementation strategies, case studies from similar projects, estimated timelines for implementation, and any innovative features that could benefit the Department.
It is important to note that this RFI serves solely for informational purposes; it does not constitute a solicitation or guarantee future procurement actions. The Department will not reimburse any costs incurred by respondents in preparing or submitting their responses.
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