NOI High Level Requirements
Updated
A PDF document (149 KB) attached to Notice of Intent to Sole Source - Telecommunications Analysis Software Support, from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Due Oct 26, 2026, 10:00 AM (UTC-4).
File name: 1.2.1-NOI High Level Requirements 10.14.2026.pdf
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ICE/HSI has a wide range of requirements for a telecommunications analysis system. These requirements include:
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE, SCALABILITY, AND PERFORMANCE
User Capacity:
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Platform capable of supporting thousands of users.
Ability to handle at least 500 concurrent users geographically dispersed throughout the U.S. and foreign offices without system degradation or noticeable latency. User-friendly functionality.
Data Capacity:
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Unlimited data storage.
Ability to seamlessly process, search, store, and analyze massive datasets (at least 10 TB, encompassing billions of communication records) with ease.
Web-Based Interface:
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Must include a web-based option that enables users to quickly access data, conduct queries, perform deconfliction, and generate reports without having to log into a full desktop application.
Legacy Data:
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Ability to seamlessly lift, shift, normalize, ingest, and verify the data integrity of all legacy database files and active case data.
Cloud and Infrastructure:
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Must provide Cloud System and Infrastructure Engineering support. Centralized database accessible by authorized user, including the ability of users throughout United States and foreign offices to access and analyze data. Simplified database management and maintenance.
Methodology:
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Must comply with the AGILE methodology for development and updates.
DATA INGESTION AND LIVE INTERCEPT (CALEA / TITLE III)
Live Intercepts:
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Collection and interception for GPS locations and live call surveillance.
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Integrated live collection and analysis tools in one program for Title III/wiretaps, pen register/trap and trace (telephonic, email, social media, IP address, WhatsApp), and live ping/GPS locations.
CALEA Compliance:
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Ability to receive legacy and current CALEA formats, and maintain compatibility with future CALEA formats.
Data Ingestion:
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Ingestion and normalization of live and historical telecommunications records from diverse sources, including:
o Phone subscriber information
o Call detail records (CDRs) or tolls
o Cell tower location data (including range to tower, timing advance, and tower dumps)
o GPS locations
o Cyber tips
o Web browsing history
o Email
o Financial information and transactions
o Social media records (e.g., Yahoo, Google, Microsoft, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, WhatsApp, others)
Mobile Forensics:
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Ingestion and normalization of cell phone and other mobile device forensic extractions
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