Networx

The Networx Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) is a comprehensive telecommunications services contract that provides federal agencies with a wide range of network and communication solutions. Managed by the General Services Administration (GSA), the contract enables federal entities to procure domestic and international network services at competitive prices. The vehicle supports a broad spectrum of telecommunications needs, including voice, data, wireless, and advanced communications services, with a focus on delivering efficient and cost-effective connectivity solutions to government organizations.

Task orders under the Networx GWAC predominantly feature telecommunications services for defense and civilian agencies, with prime contractors like MCI Communications Services LLC (Verizon subsidiary) and AT&T Corporation consistently winning orders. The contract vehicle demonstrates a typical task order value range from a few hundred to several hundred thousand dollars, with most orders having firm fixed pricing and performance periods spanning several months to a year. Common funding agencies include the Department of the Army Cyber Command, Defense Information Systems Agency, Department of Homeland Security, and various military branches. The task orders consistently do not utilize set-aside designations, indicating large businesses compete directly for these contracts. Most performance locations are concentrated in Virginia, particularly in the Ashburn area, reflecting the significant telecommunications infrastructure presence in the region.