Att Mobility LLC

AT&T Mobility LLC, operating through its Government Solutions Division and doing business as At&T Mobility, is a large for-profit subsidiary of AT&T Inc. headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The company is a prime contractor delivering wireless telecommunications infrastructure, mobile device procurement, FirstNet communications services, and classified mobile communications devices and services to federal civilian and defense agencies on a full-and-open basis, with no small-business set-aside posture.

AT&T Mobility's federal portfolio spans two distinct capability lanes. First, the company delivers commercial wireless voice and data services, cellular phone procurement, mobile hotspots, and FirstNet priority services to civilian agencies through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS). Second, AT&T Mobility holds a $70 million Department of Defense Mobility Classified Capability (DMCC) enterprise solutions IDIQ contract with the Defense Information Systems Agency, supporting classified mobile communications devices and services across Department of Defense commands and civilian agencies. Representative civilian work includes a $551.9 million delivery order with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for FirstNet wireless service supporting the National Targeting Center (completion April 2030), a $814.5 million delivery order with the same agency for FirstNet wireless to the Office of Field Operations Mobile Program (completion June 2027), and a $262.8 million single-award BPA with GSA for FY26 National Wireless supporting civilian federal wireless procurement (completion July 2036). On the classified side, AT&T Mobility has issued hundreds of delivery orders under the DMCC IDIQ to defense commands including the U.S. Navy (Naval Criminal Investigative Service, Naval Sea Systems Command, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery), U.S. Army (Army Cyber Command, U.S. Army Pacific, U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command), U.S. Air Force (Air Force District of Washington, Pacific Air Force, U.S. Air Forces Europe), Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Defense Health Agency, and DISA itself, ranging from $1.4 thousand to $96.3 million per order, all supporting classified mobile communications infrastructure.

Customer concentration is spread across 700 distinct federal agencies, but the top five by award count—Defense Information Systems Agency (1,917 awards, $171.6 million), Department of the Army Cyber Command (1,855 awards, $30.7 million), Federal Emergency Management Agency (1,241 awards, $124.8 million), Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration (1,191 awards, $63.9 million), and Department of the Army (897 awards, $60.3 million)—account for 27% of recent awards. When measured by potential dollar value, however, FEMA Information Technology Section dominates (267 awards, $1.55 billion), followed by DHS Chief Procurement Officer (788 awards, $618.6 million), DISA (1,917 awards, $171.6 million), DHS Customs and Border Protection (521 awards, $129.7 million), and FEMA overall (1,241 awards, $124.8 million), representing 18% of combined potential value. The divergence between award-count and dollar-value rankings reflects AT&T Mobility's position as a high-volume supplier of small task orders to DISA and Army Cyber Command (supporting classified mobile device procurement) while anchoring major enterprise services contracts with FEMA and DHS.

AT&T Mobility operates under three primary parent vehicles: the GSA Information Technology Schedule 70 (9,210 task orders, $5.1 billion combined potential value), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (3,951 task orders, $2.63 billion combined potential value), and a $343.2 million Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA W91RUS11A0007) supporting defense wireless procurement (3,770 task orders). The company also holds a $181.7 million Indefinite Delivery Contract (W91RUS06A0003) issuing 2,367 task orders.

Activity has declined year over year—from 2,026 awards in 2022 to 815 in 2026 (most recent year partial)—but the portfolio carries deep dollar exposure. Awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months total 2,892 with combined potential value of $285.1 million, representing significant recompete exposure. The company has no material subcontract footprint in the source data; one sub-award appears under Parsons Government Services Inc. for services work in 2023.

AT&T Mobility's capability concentration aligns with its wireless carrier status: the top NAICS code is Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite) across multiple listings (7,695 + 5,818 + 2,433 awards), with secondary depth in Other Computer Related Services (6,808 awards). Top PSC codes include IT and Telecom—Telecommunications and Transmission (5,467 awards) and IT and Telecom—Service Delivery Support Services (3,954 awards), reflecting the dual civilian and classified mobile device and service procurement footprint. The company competes full-and-open on GSA vehicles and DoD DMCC procurement with no set-aside designation across the recent award portfolio.