# ACIN Historical Quotes and Proposals This source cluster covers `FIN-001` through `FIN-006`, including two Atlas One format variants. It documents vendor options and the evolution of the early Central Arkansas Criminal Intelligence Network proposal. None of these records is an executed award to the quoted vendor. ## File inventory | File | Date | Record | |---|---|---| | `FIN-001_LexisNexis_Carahsoft_Quote_REDACTED.pdf` | 2024-11-27 | Carahsoft quote for LexisNexis Accurint Virtual Crime Center, TraX, VIPER, and training | | `FIN-002A_Atlas_One_Quote.pdf` | 2025-01-03 | Atlas One regional quote | | `FIN-002B_Atlas_One_Quote_DUPLICATE_TEXT.pdf` | 2025-01-03 | Different PDF bytes with text identical to `FIN-002A` | | `FIN-003_FY25_CJS_Senate_CDS_FULL.pdf` | FY2025 table | Senate congressionally directed spending table | | `FIN-004_CACIN_Final_Proposal_2024-04-30_REDACTED.pdf` | 2024-04-30 package | Compiled final CACIN appropriations proposal | | `FIN-005_CACIN_Proposal_2024-04-23_REDACTED.pdf` | 2024-04-23 | Four-page federal-funding proposal | | `FIN-006_CACIN_Proposal_2024-01-01.pdf` | 2024-01-01 | Earliest produced CACIN proposal | ## Earliest produced concept The January 2024 proposal estimates: - $500,000-$1 million annually for Microsoft Azure/Fabric cloud and AI; - $500,000 for RapidDNA equipment and training; - $50,000-$80,000 annually for a public mobile application; - $1.08-$1.58 million in year one and $605,000-$1.105 million in year two; - a three-year services-and-equipment estimate of **$2.29-$3.79 million**. (`FIN-006_CACIN_Proposal_2024-01-01.pdf`, pp. 1-4, especially p. 4.) The proposal also anticipated access to RMS, DFA, NCIC/ACIC, LPR, NIBIN, and other law-enforcement data. It was a regional concept centered on Little Rock and the LRPD real-time crime center, with federal grants or earmarks to be sought (pp. 3-4). ## April 2024 expansion The April proposal adds LeadsOnline RTC and increases the preliminary estimate to **$4.3 million**. It describes roughly 25 Central Arkansas agencies, Microsoft Azure/Fabric analysis, RapidDNA/NIBIN, a $500,000 LeadsOnline component, and a $300,000 public application (`FIN-005_CACIN_Proposal_2024-04-23_REDACTED.pdf`, pp. 1-4; `FIN-004_CACIN_Final_Proposal_2024-04-30_REDACTED.pdf`, pp. 1-8). The April records also contemplate LPR databases and public-record/cellular sources alongside RMS data. They show that ACIN's eventual analytical scope had antecedents in the initial regional design. ## Vendor options ### LexisNexis / Carahsoft The November 2024 quote totals **$284,210.52 for one year** and anticipates two one-year renewals. It includes enterprise access for 30 agencies, public and law-enforcement records, jail-booking data, crime analysis, mobile-device mapping, real-time mobile-device tracking, a cloud pen-register service, and training (`FIN-001_LexisNexis_Carahsoft_Quote_REDACTED.pdf`, pp. 1-2). ### Atlas One The January 2025 Atlas One quote prices a three-year region-wide essential package at **$300,000** (`FIN-002A_Atlas_One_Quote.pdf`, p. 1). `FIN-002B` has a different file hash but identical extracted text, so it is a format/container variant rather than a byte duplicate. ## Congressional designation The FY2025 Senate CJS table lists "Central Arkansas Criminal Intelligence Network" at **$4.5 million** (`FIN-003_FY25_CJS_Senate_CDS_FULL.pdf`, p. 13). The table records a congressional spending designation; it is not a DOJ award package, approved final budget, notice of funds availability, or payment record. See [[Congressional Designation vs Federal Grant Award]]. ## Significance The sequence shows an expanding project rather than a single stable procurement: a regional $2.29-$3.79 million concept became a $4.3 million April proposal, a $4.5 million congressional line, and later a $5.464816 million statewide grant submission. Vendors and contemplated data sources also changed before the produced Peregrine and LeadsOnline contracts. ## Open questions / follow-ups - Identify which historical vendor evaluations informed the eventual selection of Peregrine and LeadsOnline. - Produce any comparative scoring, market research, demos, rejection notices, or legal/procurement reviews. - Reconcile the FY2025 $4.5 million designation with the later FY2026 $5.464816 million application. - Identify whether Atlas One, LexisNexis, Microsoft Fabric, RapidDNA, NIBIN, or the public app remained in the funded or implemented scope.