Rank One Computing Corp Wins DOJ Contract to Build Digital Evidence Platform

What Happened

• Rank One Computing Corporation (ROC) announced on an 8-K that it entered into a Contract for Commercial Products and Commercial Services with the U.S. Department of Justice Executive Office for United States Attorneys (EOUSA) on September 14, 2026.
• The deal covers development, deployment and support of a Digital Evidence Review Platform (DERP) for ingestion, review, analysis and production of eDiscovery content (including cell phone and social media data). The one-year base period runs from September 22, 2026 through September 21, 2027.

Key Details

• Base-year fee: $7,414,143.80 for the initial one-year period (services, licenses, per-device/per-data licenses, and travel subject to limits).
• Contract term: one-year base plus seven successive one-year options (eight years total if all options exercised).
• Aggregate potential value: $64,301,418.24 if EOUSA exercises all seven option years.
• Pricing structure: mix of time-and-materials (initial services), firm fixed-price licenses (ROC Evidence), per-device and per-data-unit fees, annual charges for cold-tier data, and escalating unit prices in option years; portions of the contract are redacted in the filed exhibit.

Why It Matters

• This is a material federal contract that guarantees at least $7.414M of revenue in the first year and creates a multi-year revenue opportunity (up to ~$64.3M) if options are exercised.
• The award associates ROC with a U.S. federal law-enforcement customer (EOUSA), which may support recurring licensing, processing and support revenue streams tied to its ROC Evidence product.
• The company disclosed the contract and issued a press release on September 28, 2026; the full contract is filed as an exhibit with limited redactions.