Networking For Future Inc.

Networking For Future Inc., doing business as NFF, is a for-profit subchapter S corporation based in Vienna, Virginia, that supplies network equipment, IT infrastructure services, and technical staffing to federal civilian agencies as a 100% prime contractor, competing in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurements. NFF holds positions on the NASA SEWP VI GWAC under both Partial Small Business and Total Small Business set-aside tracks awarded November 1, 2026, and maintains active GSA Schedule contracts spanning 42 labor categories at hourly rates from $75.60 to $311.89 (bachelor's degree typical, no security clearances offered). The vendor operates as a Cisco Gold Partner and has maintained federal market presence since at least 2002.

NFF's award portfolio is dominated by a massive GWAC ceiling that skews the dollar picture. The two NASA SEWP VI awards (both issued November 1, 2026) carry a combined ceiling of $40 billion — but only $513 thousand in combined obligations across SCI-reportable and named awards faces completion within the next twenty-four months, signaling minimal burn-down on the GWAC base to date. Stripping the GWAC ceiling, NFF's discrete obligated federal work totals $5.7 million across 72 purchase orders and delivery orders, with the top five customer agencies by award count covering 57% of recent activity: the Smithsonian Institution Office of the Chief Information Officer (17 awards, $1.2 million potential value), the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (12 awards, $274 thousand), the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Office of Acquisition Services (7 awards, $177 thousand), the Surface Transportation Board (4 awards, $1.6 million), and the Department of Labor Employee Benefits Security Administration (2 awards, $97 thousand). When ranked by potential value, NASA dominates (the $40 billion GWAC pair), followed by the GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($11.1 million across 2 awards), the Surface Transportation Board, Smithsonian, and GSA Office of the CIO. Customer concentration reflects a small-dollar tactical supplier footprint to civilian agencies paired with a nascent large-vehicle position.

NFF competes primarily through GSA Schedule vehicles — 21 task orders under Information Technology Schedule 70 ($2.7 million combined potential value) and 4 task orders under the Multiple Award Schedule ($1.6 million) — and increasingly through the newly awarded SEWP VI tracks. Recent concrete work includes a $344 thousand purchase order from the Smithsonian Office of the CIO for network switches supporting a STRI upgrade (awarded September 2026, performance Vienna, Virginia), a $1.22 million delivery order from the Surface Transportation Board for network support services including administration, device monitoring, and compliance (awarded September 2025, base plus four option periods through September 2030, self-performed with no sub support reported), a $223 thousand delivery order from the Surface Transportation Board for technical staffing as a service including network device management (awarded September 2024, through August 2025), and a $168 thousand labor-hours delivery order from the Surface Transportation Board for supplemental networking services under the Total Small Business set-aside (awarded September 2022, through September 2027). The vendor also supplies co-managed IT support services and IT switch licenses to the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission and network equipment to the Smithsonian across multiple smaller purchase orders ($10 thousand to $40 thousand each).

Award activity shows modest growth from one award in 2023 to six in 2025, with three awards recorded in 2026 (the NASA GWACs plus discrete work). NFF does not operate as a subcontractor — the portfolio contains zero sub-award records — and SCI-reportable invoiced revenue totals only $51 thousand in FY2025 on a single $1.22 million Surface Transportation Board delivery order, with 1.0 FTE delivered and zero sub-hours engaged. The gap between SCI-reported revenue and total obligated federal work reflects the prevalence of purchase-order and small-dollar delivery-order activity outside the SCI reporting threshold. Labor rates on GSA Schedule span from entry-level Help Desk and Technical Writer roles ($75.60–$80/hr with three to five years' experience and a bachelor's degree) through mid-tier network engineers and systems analysts ($120–$155/hr) to senior subject-matter experts ($311.89/hr for seventeen-plus years' experience). NFF's capability portfolio centers on network infrastructure procurement, IT support services, technical staffing for network device management, and co-managed IT operations — tactical, non-classified, civilian-agency work with no defense prime footprint and no named subcontractors.

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