Qualitynet General Trading And Contracting Company WLL

Qualitynet General Trading And Contracting Company WLL, a Kuwait-based telecommunications provider operating under the Qualitynet division, delivers commercial fiber optic circuits, internet connectivity, WiFi services, and leased data links to Department of Defense, Army Cyber Command, and allied agencies across the Middle East and Europe as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), with no subcontractor relationships and no SBA set-aside activity.

Qualitynet is a for-profit limited liability partnership registered in SAM.gov since January 2008, headquartered in Salmiya, Kuwait. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurements only; all 125 awards in the source carry no set-aside designation. Primary NAICS codes cluster around Wired Telecommunications Carriers (52 awards) and associated network services; primary PSC coding is DG11 (IT and Telecom—Telecommunications and Transmission), covering 53 of the vendor's awards.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to defense and defense-affiliated agencies. The top five funding agencies account for 94% of combined potential value and 75% of award count. Department of Defense holds the largest dollar share ($51.4 million across 10 awards), followed by Army Cyber Command ($48.3 million across 40 awards), Defense Information Systems Agency ($24.8 million across 17 awards), Air Force Air Combat Command ($20.2 million across 8 awards), and the Air Force proper ($19.8 million across 4 awards). The divergence between award count and dollar value reflects Qualitynet's role as a primary supplier to Army Cyber Command through numerous smaller circuit-lease orders and as the holder of larger single-award indefinite delivery contracts anchored by Air Force wireless infrastructure requirements.

Qualitynet holds three principal parent vehicles. An Indefinite Delivery Contract (DCA40003H0077) carries 10 task orders worth $38.8 million combined potential value. The Air Force Commercial Wireless Internet IDC (FA491124D0001), a single-award vehicle valued at $9.948 million with ultimate completion July 26, 2027, supports WiFi and broadband provisioning at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia and has generated three task orders. A second Army IDC (W912D108D0004) carries four task orders worth $72 thousand. Representative recent awards include a $3.298 million delivery order from the Air Force (July 26, 2026) for 6 Gbps commercial internet connectivity in Saudi Arabia under the CAF WiFi IDC; a $1.062 million commercial VPN lease from DISA (November 13, 2025) for intra-Southwest Asia services in Saudi Arabia; multiple $1.5 million fiber-circuit leases from Army Cyber Command (March 23, 2024) for 622 MB capacity within Kuwait; and a $780.5 thousand 500 MB commercial lease from US Special Operations Command (August 17, 2026) in the United Arab Emirates.

Activity accelerated from 2023 to 2024, growing from 1 award in 2023 to 10 in 2024, then moderating to 6 in 2026 year-to-date. Six awards (combined potential value $23.3 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure. Place of performance spans Kuwait, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Germany, and the United Arab Emirates, with administrative and operational oversight spanning CONUS and Middle East locations. Combined potential value across all 125 awards reaches $175.3 million; combined dollars obligated exceed potential value at $194.3 million, indicating favorable contract execution and task-order activity.

Service Contract Inventory capture is minimal and non-representative of Qualitynet's actual federal services footprint. SCI reports only $170 thousand in invoiced revenue (FY2022) across 0.1 FTEs on a single SCI-reportable record; subsequent fiscal years show zero SCI invoicing despite active award volume. This discrepancy reflects the nature of Qualitynet's work — largely goods and telecommunications circuit provisioning rather than labor-intensive service contracts — and places the SCI dataset outside the decision-relevant scope for evaluating the vendor's scale and pricing posture on federal work.