NATO Request for Information: Imagery Exploitation and Visualization Tools (IMINT)

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is conducting market research to identify qualified vendors and gather input on potential solutions to support the upcoming acquisition of Imagery Exploitation and Visualization Tools (IMINT). The IMINT project aims to acquire modern, commercially available software solutions that support end-to-end Tasking, Collection, Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (TCPED) of imagery and associated intelligence across a federated enterprise. The required solution must serve as the primary software environment for translating raw raster data into actionable intelligence. Key objectives include providing a comprehensive software suite that covers the entire TCPED cycle, leveraging modern machine-assisted analysis, and functioning as an integrated node within the wider NATO technical ecosystem. • The solution must support multi-source data integration and fusion, search and discovery, and ingest pipelines. • It must provide traditional image processing tools, comparative analysis, and structured observation management. • The solution must also support advanced analytics and AI/ML, including computer vision integration, deployment flexibility, and training feedback loops. • The solution must function as an integrated node within the wider NATO technical ecosystem, with data/system interoperability, adaptability, and security.