Government Contract Intelligence and Due Diligence for Federal Contractors
InfoBase Publishers has long been as much name as commitment. Since 1996, we've built our company on a single premise: that intelligence achieves its full potential when it puts our clients in positions of decisive advantage. That mission is manifest in two intelligence platforms — DACIS and CrossSight — each engineered to turn vast, fragmented information into clarity that drives decisions.
DACIS is the federal marketplace intelligence platform for aerospace, defense, and government contracting professionals. For nearly three decades, we have collected, contextualized, and delivered the deep competitive intelligence that keeps clients ahead of their competition including competitor insights, program and budget signal, contract vehicle visibility, performance histories, and market benchmarks. DACIS is the intelligence layer that is the difference between finding an opportunity and winning it.
The company's latest release, CrossSight, extends that same intelligence discipline into due diligence and risk management. Built on the DACIS data foundation and designed for regulated industries, CrossSight helps organizations bridge uncertainty with confidence by evaluating suppliers, partners, and acquisition targets through a defense-grade view of ownership, performance, and legal exposure. Where DACIS answers how do we win the next contract, CrossSight answers who can we trust to help us deliver it.
Together, the two platforms give clients a single, coherent view of the markets in which they compete and the partners they depend on. Together, the company delivers competitive intelligence for growth and due diligence intelligence for confidence.
Driven by customer demand and technical innovation, InfoBase Publishers continues to push beyond the boundaries of information coalescence and usability. The commitment embedded in our name has never changed. What has changed is the sophistication of the intelligence we deliver — and the stakes for the clients who rely on it.