Federal Law Enforcement

The FBI and Department of Justice seized infrastructure tied to a North Korean-linked campaign that used fake video meetings and compromised accounts to steal more than $400 million in cryptocurrency and target software developers. Separately, courts authorized seizure or restraint of more than $1.2 billion stolen from Binance, part of the more than $2.7 billion frozen through public- and private-sector efforts; no procurement opportunity or award was announced.

DHS selected Netizen Corporation from 29 bidders for a nine-year, $168 million contract supporting Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers across four states. The award is not an open solicitation; interested suppliers should explore subcontracting with Netizen or its named partners, while noting a reported discrepancy with an earlier $179 million figure.

The Department of Justice formed the Super Intelligence Task Force to coordinate criminal and civil enforcement, set priorities, and develop prosecution and compliance guidance for AI-related conduct. The move signals greater coordination and potential scrutiny for contractors using advanced AI, but the announcement identifies no solicitation, funding, contract, or procurement timeline.