Find open Digital Forensics Software RFPs from state agencies, local governments, school districts and higher ed institutions.
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Posted
Sep 22, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) seeks to procure Magnet GrayKey software subscriptions through a sole-source contract to enhance digital-forensics capabilities for law-enforcement operations.
Recent board meeting, budget, plan, and contract evidence, connected to the buyer and relevant decision-makers.
- Residents urged the Middleville Village Council to reconsider the Flock ALPR camera program, citing Fourth Amendment concerns and the cameras' proximity to private homes. - One resident noted the program costs taxpayers roughly $18,000 annually and announced a Freedom of Information Act request to obtain records on its decision, usage, access, and spending. - A council member confirmed the Flock contract is on an annual agreement coming up for renewal and suggested the council revisit the discussion. - The council agreed to add the topic to the next meeting agenda and gather more information about the contract and camera placements.
- The county's insurance underwriter strongly recommends a third-party audit of the evidence property room to verify chain of custody, retention, and destruction compliance. - The board passed a resolution on August 20, 2026, to move forward with the audit, but the sheriff has refused to comply, leaving the recommendation unimplemented. - The evidence room sits in a condemned building, and the board expects to relocate it to the new jail, a separate process that still needs completion. - The county failed two years of jail inspections, and staff are working with the MDOC to correct compliance issues, including fire testing and record keeping.
