En-Net Services, L.L.C.

En-Net Services, L.L.C. (doing business as En Net Services), a Frederick, Maryland-based for-profit limited liability partnership, delivers computer hardware, networking equipment, software, telecommunications products, and office supplies to federal civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (92% of awards) and as a subcontractor on programs managed by Leidos, Booz Allen Hamilton, Northrop Grumman, BAE Systems, and other large integrators. The company operates across multiple vehicle types—the Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions (CIO-CS) GWAC, Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0026J, General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule, and single-award blanket purchase agreements with the Naval Air Warfare Center, National Institutes of Health, and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command—and competes full-and-open across most of its portfolio, with a smaller subset of awards under Total Small Business set-aside designations.

En-Net Services has been a registered federal contractor since August 2001 and maintains a dense, high-velocity transaction footprint. The company holds 3,189 awards (prime and sub combined) with a combined potential value of $20.19 billion, though only approximately $153 million (1% of potential value) has been obligated to date—a pattern consistent with a hardware and IT commodity distributor cycling through numerous small task orders rather than large fixed-price contracts or labor-intensive services. The award pace has accelerated in recent years: 99 awards in 2022, 102 in 2023, 165 in 2024, and 165 in 2025. Recent concrete work includes a $3.04 million delivery order from NIH Office of the Director (June 2026) for HP and Apple hardware under CIO-CS; a $736 thousand total small business set-aside from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (December 2024) for laptop replacements; a $1.96 million BPA call to NIH (December 2024) for computer hardware and accessories; and a $162.5 thousand BPA call from the Air Force (January 2025) for Ruckus networking hardware under the Second Generation Information Technology program.

Customer concentration is moderate and split across civilian health research and defense information technology. The top five funding agencies account for 21% of award count but only 1% of combined potential value, reflecting the distributed, transactional nature of the work. The Naval Air Systems Command (Naval Air Warfare Center) leads in award count at 234 orders ($14.7 million combined potential value), followed by NIH's Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations (140 awards, $40.8 million). When ranked by dollar value, the GSA Federal Acquisition Service leads with $51.7 million across 47 awards, underscoring En-Net's role as a merchant wholesaler of IT equipment through government supply schedules. En-Net places the vast majority of task orders against two parent vehicles: Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0026J (667 task orders, $14.2 million combined potential value) and CIO-CS (600 task orders, $53.6 million). The company also holds a $9 million single-award BPA with the Naval Air Warfare Center awarded December 2024, extending through December 2029, and a $12.5 million single-award BPA with the National Institutes of Health for computer hardware, software, and accessories running through 2027.

In its subcontract footprint, En-Net supplies hardware, software, telecommunications products, and office supplies to Leidos (standing Army IT services, AFNCR-ITS follow-on, Automated Installation Entry systems, homeland security enterprise IT, and data analytics support), Booz Allen Hamilton (cloud services support, public key infrastructure modernization, special operations planning, air force nuclear weapons analysis, maritime operations planning, and other research and analysis efforts), Northrop Grumman (Integrated Battle Command System hardware production for WISLA Phase II and Global Command and Control System sustainment), and BAE Systems (EXCOMM Navy and Marine Corps task orders involving audiovisual and videoconferencing infrastructure). This subcontract pattern reflects En-Net's role as a commodity and equipment supplier to large system integrators rather than a standalone services provider. Recent sub awards include Leidos subcontracts for Army operations (January 2026) and DHS homeland security IT services (December 2025), Booz Allen Hamilton subcontracts for Air Force nuclear weapons analysis (August 2025) and strategic planning for Special Operations Command Europe (September 2025), and Northrop Grumman subcontracts for IBCS hardware full-rate production (September 2025 and earlier).

Activity trajectory is stable year-over-year at approximately 165 awards annually for 2024 and 2025. The recompete cliff is modest: only 19 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry a combined potential value of $4.9 million. En-Net's business model—rapid-cycle procurement of commercial IT goods and supplies through government supply schedules and multiple-award GWACs—has generated a large but low-dollar-value transaction base. The company operates across electronic computer manufacturing (729 awards), other computer-related services (675 awards), and computer peripheral equipment and software merchant wholesaling (485 awards) per NAICS categorization, with IT components (332 awards), IT software (321 awards), and IT input/output/storage devices (289 awards) dominating by PSC. This concentration signals a straightforward IT distributor and hardware integrator for federal civilian and defense technology modernization, with no meaningful exposure to higher-complexity systems development, engineering services, or major platform production.

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