Att Mobility LLC

AT&T Mobility LLC, operating through its Government Solutions Division as a large for-profit subsidiary of AT&T Inc., delivers commercial wireless telecommunications services—cellular voice, data, FirstNet priority access, mobile device management, and classified mobile communications infrastructure—to federal civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor on a full-and-open competitive basis with no small-business set-aside posture.

AT&T Mobility holds two marquee federal vehicles anchoring the bulk of its federal footprint: the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), which carries 4,028 task orders valued at $2.68 billion combined, and the Department of Defense CIO Wireless and Telecommunications Services IDIQ, which funds delivery orders for cellular, data, and hotspot services across defense commands. Additionally, AT&T Mobility holds a $70 million Department of Defense Mobility Classified Capability (DMCC) enterprise solutions IDIQ through the Defense Information Systems Agency for classified mobile communications devices and services across DoD commands and select civilian agencies—a vehicle generating hundreds of task orders to Coast Guard, Navy, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and civilian agencies including Treasury, State Department, FCC, and CISA. The company also operates under the FBI parent BPA 15F06726A0000643 and holds a single-award GSA MAS position under the National Wireless Program BPA with a $2.4 million ceiling through July 2036.

Recent representative work spans multiple customer sets and delivery modalities. The Defense Health Agency placed a $486 thousand delivery order on August 1, 2026 for Spiral 4 cell phone and hotspot service under the DOD CIO IDIQ. The Air Force Reserve Command ordered $3.6 million in unlimited data service plans on July 15, 2026 on the same vehicle, running through July 2034. The Indian Health Service awarded AT&T Mobility a $12.46 million delivery order on August 1, 2026 for national wireless services supporting IHS healthcare operations, extending through January 2032 under the GSA MAS. The Social Security Administration purchased $318 thousand in emergency backup FirstNet equipment including satellite backlink devices on September 30, 2026, and placed a $1.36 million BPA call for pooled airtime, data, and text plans under the MAS. The Federal Election Commission awarded $500 thousand on August 9, 2026 for wireless services with base plus four option years through July 2031. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission ordered $1.67 million for agencywide wireless services on August 28, 2026 extending through August 2031. The Drug Enforcement Administration is AT&T Mobility's largest single customer by order frequency, with over 1,200 awards aggregating $66.5 million in combined potential value—predominantly BPA calls for recurring cellular, FirstNet, FirstNet-MiFi, and wireless tech-line services across domestic and international DEA field locations.

AT&T Mobility's award portfolio spans 27,107 total awards (100% prime, negligible sub presence) across 702 distinct customer agencies. The top five funding agencies by award count—Defense Information Systems Agency (1,973 awards, $180.6 million), Army Cyber Command (1,901 awards, $31.3 million), FEMA (1,246 awards, $124.8 million), DEA (1,213 awards, $66.5 million), and Department of the Army (906 awards, $66.4 million)—represent 27% of all awards but diverge sharply from dollar concentration. FEMA Information Technology Section anchors potential value with 267 awards totaling $1.55 billion combined, reflecting large multi-year telecommunications modernization and continuity-of-operations initiatives; DHS Chief Procurement Officer (788 awards, $618.6 million) and FEMA generally (1,246 awards, $124.8 million) round out the top dollar recipients. Wireless Telecommunications Carriers (except Satellite) dominate NAICS framing, accounting for 7,752 awards; IT and Telecom PSC codes (5,468 awards for telecommunications and transmission, 3,954 for ITSM and operations, 3,518 for network and satellite access) characterize the service delivery model.

Activity trended downward over the past five years—2,026 awards in 2022 to 1,349 in 2026—with 1,943 awards (combined potential value $280.1 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure across the vehicle portfolio. AT&T Mobility subcontracts minimally; the source identifies one sub-award under Salient CRGT Inc. as prime on the MAVERICK task order in 2026. The company competes predominantly on the Information Technology Schedule 70 (9,209 task orders, $5.1 billion combined potential value), GSA MAS (4,028 task orders, $2.68 billion), and Army blanket purchase agreements W91RUS11A0007 (3,770 task orders, $343.2 million) and HC108421A0001 (3,318 task orders, $26.4 million), making it a fixture across GSA, DoD, and civilian agency wireless procurement vehicles. AT&T Mobility is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia and holds no SBA certifications. As a subsidiary of AT&T Inc., the parent company parent maintains federal contracting authority across wireless, IT services, and telecommunications infrastructure, with AT&T Mobility's Government Solutions Division operating as the dedicated federal wireless carrier arm.