Qtnet, Inc.

Qtnet, Inc., a Japanese telecommunications service provider and subsidiary of Kyushu Electric Power Company Incorporated, operates as a prime contractor delivering express-reporting telecommunication services to the U.S. Department of the Navy's Naval Computer and Telecommunications Command (CNIC) supporting military installations in Japan. The vendor competes full-and-open and does not pursue federal small business set-asides.

Qtnet is incorporated in Fukuoka, Japan, and operates as a for-profit corporate entity under NAICS 517311 (Wired Telecommunications Carriers). The company has maintained continuous federal contracting registration since December 17, 2003, and has established a long-standing operational relationship with the Navy dating to at least 2019, during which time it has received consistent monthly delivery orders. Work is performed entirely in Japan in support of U.S. Navy installations throughout the region, with particular emphasis on express-reporting functions supporting Commander Submarine Activities and general installation telecommunications infrastructure.

Qtnet's federal footprint is narrowly concentrated with a single customer agency: CNIC accounts for 112 of 113 awards in the source data, representing $279 thousand in combined potential value. A single Air Force Pacific Air Forces delivery order comprises the remaining award. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) and does not engage in subcontracting.

Monthly delivery orders under two parent vehicles structure nearly all of Qtnet's work. A Basic Ordering Agreement (FA520918G0002) anchors 92 task orders with $206 thousand combined potential value, while an Indefinite Delivery Contract (FA520908G0004) carries 18 task orders valued at $74 thousand. Individual delivery-order ceilings range from $652 to $26,909, with most monthly express-reporting orders falling between $1,500 and $1,900. Representative recent awards include a $1,544 February 2026 delivery order for express-reporting telecommunication services, a $1,593 December 2025 order for similar services, and a $19,622 October 2025 order for express-reporting support to Commander Submarine Activities operations.

Activity has remained flat across the most recent five-year period, with thirteen awards issued in each of 2022, 2023, and 2024, thirteen in 2025, and two in 2026 year-to-date. A significant recompete cliff looms: ninety-two awards with ultimate completion on July 5, 2028, carry combined potential value of $206 thousand and will require recompete or renewal within the next twenty-four months. The parent company, Kyushu Electric Power Company Incorporated, extends its federal contracting presence through a sister subsidiary, Nishinippon Plant Engineering and Construction Co., LTD., which holds a $249 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract with Navy Installations Command for infrastructure maintenance and construction services at Commander Fleet Activities Sasebo.