Netsync Network Solutions, Inc.

Netsync Network Solutions, Inc., doing business as Netsync, a Houston-based SBA-certified women-owned small business and Hispanic American-owned minority business, operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) selling IT equipment, Cisco networking infrastructure, software licensing, Apple devices, and professional services across federal civilian and defense agencies. The vendor competes predominantly under small-business set-asides (Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, and HUBZone designations account for roughly 40% of named awards) and holds positions on multiple government-wide vehicles including SEWP V, OASIS+ Unrestricted, and a new $20 billion SEWP VI GWAC awarded in November 2026.

Netsync's capability portfolio centers on Cisco equipment and maintenance (switches, routers, firewalls, VoIP systems, identity services engines), Apple mobile devices and accessories, desktop printing and multifunctional devices, software licensing renewal (particularly Cisco SmartNet), and specialized training hardware including VR and AR headsets. The vendor delivers these goods and services across federal agencies on a goods-focused, delivery-order model rather than large-scale labor-intensive engagements. Representative work includes a $10.25 million delivery order from the Securities and Exchange Commission for Cisco software and hardware maintenance through January 2029 under SEWP V; a $5.95 million SEC order for Cisco Flex products and maintenance through the same date; a $2.13 million Peace Corps delivery order for GRID-NET 5.0 post equipment (routers, switches, firewall upgrades) under SEWP V; and a $1.55 million Peace Corps order for Cisco, APC, and Palo Alto brand hardware and software subscriptions with three years of support. More recent awards include a $179,321 CBP equipment procurement under SEWP V in September 2026, a $203,250 Air Force iPad Mini procurement in June 2026, and a $1.38 million National Transportation Safety Board Cisco maintenance and support order through July 2029 under SEWP V.

Netsync also holds two significant IDIQs that anchor recompete risk and future positioning. In September 2026, the Department of the Interior Office of the Chief Information Officer awarded a single-award $370 million Cisco equipment and installation IDIQ covering approximately 2,400 DOI locations across CONUS and OCONUS through September 2036 under a total small business set-aside. The vendor was awarded a multiple-award OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ from GSA Federal Acquisition Service in October 2025 with a $999.999 billion placeholder ceiling through October 2030, enabling competition for IT products and professional services across civilian and defense agencies. A $17.1 million DLA Document Services multiple-award IDIQ established in May 2023 covers desktop multifunctional devices, printers, flatbed scanners, and accessories across CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico through May 2028. Netsync also renewed a $9 million Air Force Air Education and Training Command BPA in May 2026 for mixed-reality integrated training hardware (VR/AR headsets, high-performance computers, flight controls, simulation equipment) through April 2031, replacing an earlier 2019 vehicle.

Customer concentration is split between volume and dollar dominance. By award count, Air Education and Training Command leads with 19 awards ($2.8 million combined potential value), followed by DLA Document Services (9 awards, $17.1 million), Peace Corps (8 awards, $4.4 million), FBI Headquarters Division (8 awards, $9.8 million), and Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center Austin (7 awards, $15.1 million). By potential value, the Department of the Interior dominates at $370.3 million (4 awards), followed by DLA Document Services at $17.1 million, Veterans Affairs at $15.1 million, FBI at $9.8 million, and Department of Navy Information Warfare Systems Command at $7.1 million. The concentration is notably shallow: these five customers account for 27% of awards by count but only 1% of combined potential value, a signal that Netsync's large-ceiling IDIQs (particularly the DOI and OASIS+ vehicles) represent potential future value rather than currently obligated dollars.

SEWP V is Netsync's dominant vehicle, with 117 task orders carrying $109.4 million in combined potential value. The Air Force Air Education and Training Command BPA (FA302021A0005) accounts for 20 task orders worth $2.5 million. Other active vehicles include the DLA IDIQ (91990023D0053) with 6 orders for $45 thousand and additional smaller BPAs. Activity has slowed year over year: 31 awards in 2022, 20 in 2023, 19 in 2024, 9 in 2025, and 10 in 2026 (partial year). Only 5 awards with combined potential value of $8.4 million reach ultimate completion inside the next 24 months, representing modest recompete exposure.

Teaming posture is exclusively prime-directed: Netsync operates as a prime on 185 of 187 recent awards, with only 2 named sub-awards (both to General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc., for US BICES products and funding realignment in 2024 and 2025). The vendor does not appear in the sub-engaged space across the federal contracting footprint captured in this source. SCI-reported service-contract invoicing totals $33.8 million in FY2023 across 1.9 FTEs, with all other fiscal years showing zero or nominal activity — a signal that Netsync's federal footprint is goods-dominated (excluded from SCI) rather than labor-dominated. GSA Schedule labor rates, where offered, span $92.95 to $269.51 per hour (supervisor through senior lead consultant cyber-security roles) with associate and bachelor's education requirements and no security clearance offerings. The vendor's core federal presence is in hardware procurement and equipment distribution, not consulting labor.

Netsync Network Solutions is a HUB-certified, minority-owned, value-added reseller (VAR), specializing in collaboration and unified communications, data center and cloud, network infrastructure, wireless and mobility, physical and cyber security, end-user computing and VDI, optical transport/WAN, managed services and staffing solutions. Based in Houston, TX, with sales and engineering assets throughout Texas, Netsync uses a true business consultative approach to determine clients' requirements and architects innovative and synergistic IT solutions to meet clients' needs. This approach has earned Netsync various customer service excellence awards and recognition as a progressive partner that introduces the newest, best-of-breed products and solutions to clients. Holding the most prestigious industry certifications, our highly skilled and seasoned engineering team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.