SBIR-STTR Award

Computer-Assisted Declassification Review (CoDeR)
Award last edited on: 10/23/2019

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : AF
Total Award Amount
$899,973
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
AF173-017
Principal Investigator
Jamie Oldham

Company Information

Modus Operandi Inc (AKA: Software Product Solutions~Software Productivity Solutions Inc)

709 South Harbor City Boulevard Suite 400
Melbourne, FL 32901
   (321) 473-1400
   N/A
   www.modusoperandi.com
Location: Multiple
Congr. District: 08
County: Brevard

Phase I

Contract Number: FA9302-18-P-0002
Start Date: 8/20/2018    Completed: 8/20/2019
Phase I year
2018
Phase I Amount
$149,990
Modus Operandi is already responsible for the digital conversion of physical records at the Air Force Technical Applications Center (AFTAC), handling the conversion and enrichment, indexing and cataloging content for rapid search and retrieval, controlling access through user permissions, and providing personnel the ability to automate, create, and manage metadata.The current AFDO review workflow will be evaluated against existing workflows and be refined to support the inclusion of automated tools and processes.The first half of the Phase I technical work will consist of an analysis of alternatives (AoA) of appropriate digitization tools, scanning equipment, and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) applications to meet the AFDO digitization mission.A separate AoA will focus on process automation and review assisting tools to optimize the entire review process.The proposed effort will culminate in a proof of concept demonstration of costs saving tools within a process like that used by AFDO.This will inform an early concept design of the Phase II CoDeR prototype that will be accredited for pilot deployment.

Phase II

Contract Number: FA9302-22-C-0020
Start Date: 9/28/2022    Completed: 12/31/2024
Phase II year
2022
Phase II Amount
$749,983
The overall vision of the Phase II Computer-Assisted Declassification Review (CoDeR) effort is to provide enhanced analysis and automation to the review process augmenting the analyst. This will determine a clear direction for our Phase III transition of