Networx

GSA Federal Acquisition Service closed ordering on the Networx Master GWAC as of May 31, 2026, after awarding 10,000 delivery orders over its 19-year lifecycle since March 2007. The vehicle provided domestic and international network services to federal agencies across five prime contractors; ordering has ceased and the vehicle is succeeded by Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions, awarded in July 2017.

Activity has contracted sharply. The vehicle averaged 276 orders per year in 2021 but declined to 11 orders in 2025, with the most recent task order awarded in October 2025. The combined potential value of all task orders is $9.91 billion, with $6.43 billion obligated (65% of potential value). At&T Enterprises, LLC dominates by value at $6.2 billion across 9,736 orders, followed by MCI Communications Services LLC at $2.14 billion across 11,467 orders, and Lumen Technologies Government Solutions, Inc. at $1.38 billion across 5,275 orders. Level 3 Communications, LLC and Sprint Solutions LLC hold the remaining combined potential value of $183.2 million.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to Defense. The Department of the Army Cyber Command placed 10,066 orders valued at $1.39 billion, the Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center Austin placed 1,124 orders valued at $2.33 billion, and the Defense Information Systems Agency placed 1,920 orders valued at $249.5 million. The U.S. Marine Corps and Department of the Navy Fleet Cyber Command account for 3,344 orders across both services.

The vehicle carries no set-aside designations; all task orders are unrestricted competitive awards. Awarded work spans voice over internet protocol transport services, managed network services, ethernet transport services, and phone services. Typical task-order values range from single dollars to hundreds of thousands, with most in the low five-figure range. A Treasury Department order (GS00T07NSD0007-2032H524F00171) for TNET services reached a ceiling of $1.539 million with $824.8 thousand obligated. Task-order durations typically span less than one year; many are monthly or quarterly service renewals.

The Networx GWAC provides a broad range of domestic and international network services to federal agencies at the lowest possible price.