En-Net Services, L.L.C.

En-Net Services, L.L.C., doing business as En Net Services, is a for-profit limited liability partnership headquartered in Frederick, Maryland that distributes information technology hardware, software, telecommunications products, and office supplies to federal civilian and defense agencies primarily as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) through government-wide and agency-specific vehicles. The vendor competes predominantly on full-and-open contract vehicles rather than under socioeconomic set-asides, though a material share of recent delivery orders carry Total Small Business designations.

En-Net Services operates as a high-velocity IT commodity distributor rather than a systems integrator or managed-services provider. The concrete capability portfolio centers on computer hardware procurement and delivery—HP and Dell laptops, Apple MacBooks, workstations, servers, monitors, and peripherals—combined with networking equipment from manufacturers including Cisco and Ruckus, software licenses, uninterruptible power supplies, and audiovisual systems for conference rooms and communications infrastructure. Representative prime work includes a $3.038 billion delivery order from the NIH Office of the Director in June 2026 for HP and Apple hardware under the CIO-CS GWAC; a $748 million order from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in September 2026 for HP laptop refresh under the same vehicle; and a $664.8 million delivery order from the National Library of Medicine in August 2026 for Windows desktop replacement. The vendor also supplies specialized equipment—a $59.5 thousand Army Cyber Command security camera system in September 2025, a $77.7 thousand Marine Corps uninterruptible power supply procurement in September 2024, and a $55.3 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command high-performance computing hardware order in September 2025 all exemplify breadth beyond commodity laptops.

Customer concentration reflects heavy civilian federal reliance on NIH enterprise ordering. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 20% of awards: Naval Air Systems Command leads with 236 awards ($14.7 million combined potential value), followed by the NIH Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations with 140 awards ($40.8 million), the Department of the Army with 132 awards ($129 thousand), Naval Information Warfare Systems Command with 90 awards ($1.5 million), and the Air Force with 60 awards ($625 thousand). By potential-value ranking, GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors the list with 47 awards totaling $51.7 million—a concentration signal indicating substantial government-wide ordering authority through GSA vehicles. The NIH Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations ranks second at $40.8 million across 140 awards, reflecting En-Net Services' position as a primary IT hardware supplier to NIH institutes. This split between order count (Naval Air Systems Command dominance) and dollars (GSA and NIH leadership) reflects the vendor's dual posture: numerous small task orders to defense customers and fewer but larger blanket-purchase orders through civilian procurement vehicles.

En-Net Services holds three significant parent vehicle positions. The Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions (CIO-CS) GWAC managed by the NIH carries 616 task orders totaling $57.8 million in combined potential value and serves as the primary vehicle for delivery orders to NIH institutes and other civilian agencies procuring IT commodities. The GSA Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0026J generates 667 task orders worth $14.2 million and supports broad government-wide IT procurement. A newly awarded NASA SEWP VI multiple-award GWAC (November 2026) carries a $20 billion ceiling through October 2026 with Partial Small Business set-aside designation, positioning En-Net Services to serve federal agencies government-wide for IT products and services over a ten-year performance period. The vendor also holds a $9.0 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Naval Air Warfare Center (December 2024 through December 2029) that authorizes task orders without individual competitive solicitations. The Multiple Award Schedule contributes 86 task orders ($35.7 million combined potential value) and includes positions on the Air Force's Second Generation Information Technology BPA program and related GSA vehicles.

Activity has held steady at approximately 165 orders annually over 2024 and 2025, with 102 awards in each of 2022 and 2023, indicating a growth inflection around 2024. Forty-one awards are recorded through November 2026 (the source snapshot date), suggesting continued annualized velocity consistent with prior years. The recompete cliff window shows 22 awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months totaling $4.4 million in combined potential value—a modest recompete exposure relative to the vendor's $40.2 billion combined portfolio, reflecting the commodity nature of the work and the prevalence of short-duration delivery orders rather than multi-year single-award contracts.

En-Net Services subcontracts primarily on defense and civilian IT infrastructure programs, naming Leidos, Booz Allen Hamilton, Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services, General Dynamics Information Technology, Beyond New Horizons, and The Mil Corporation as frequent primes. Sub work includes hardware and networking equipment supply for IBCS (Integrated Battle Command System) full-rate production under Northrop Grumman, IT commodity supply for Army, Navy, and Air Force C5ISR system support under Leidos, communications and audiovisual equipment for ExComm network under BAE Systems, and networking hardware (Ruckus switches and transceivers) for TEST Operations and Sustainment under Beyond New Horizons. This subcontract footprint signals En-Net Services' role as a supply-chain component for large defense integrators rather than as a direct prime to Department of Defense technology programs.

The vendor's geographic footprint spans Frederick, Maryland (headquarters and primary performance location), with subordinate performance locations at North Bethesda, Westlake, Bethesda, and other Maryland and Virginia sites for NIH orders, and nationwide performance for GSA, NASA, and multi-agency vehicle ordering. The composition of the award portfolio—731 awards under Electronic Computer Manufacturing NAICS, 692 under Other Computer Related Services, and 488 under Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment Merchant Wholesaling—confirms En-Net Services' identity as a hardware distributor and reseller rather than a custom integrator. Obligated dollars ($158.4 million) represent less than 1% of combined potential value, reflecting the prevalence of firm fixed-price, short-duration delivery orders with modest individual ceiling values.

En-Net Services Supplies Computer Products and Services primarialy to the Federal Government. Printers/Communications Equipment/Personal Computers and Software.