Cellular Analysis Survey RFI

Summary (Newest Update)

Background The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is seeking a comprehensive solution to analyze communications data that supports their investigative efforts. The goal is to develop a 'one suite solution' capable of ingesting data from various cell providers into a stand-alone platform, integrating this data with cell tower information to enhance the FBI's operational capabilities. Work Details The solution must meet the following requirements: - Ingest and illustrate combined data from call detail records and cell tower information on a mapping platform, including active sector visualization. - Collect radio frequency signal strength across a range of 10 MHz to 8.5 GHz and 17 GHz to 53 GHz from cellular providers and Wi-Fi, capable of performing drive tests or cellular network surveys. - Simultaneously measure all broadcast channels from various technologies (GSM, UMTS, LTE, NR, CDMA, EVDO & Wi-Fi) within 2-3 seconds, both indoors and outdoors. - Illustrate both the strongest and possible signal strength for call completion. - Upload drive test data from the collection device to a central server while leaving a breadcrumb trail of the user's route. - Provide analytics on communications data such as identifying 'hot towers' and common numbers across locations. - Interact with other commercial databases like Whooster, CP Clear, or Accurint. Place of Performance The geographic location for performance is not explicitly stated in the solicitation.