Qualitynet General Trading And Contracting Company WLL

Qualitynet General Trading And Contracting Company WLL, a Kuwait-based telecommunications and commercial internet provider, operates exclusively as a prime contractor (122 awards, 100% prime split) delivering commercial fiber leases, WiFi services, and bandwidth connectivity to U.S. defense and civilian agencies across the Middle East, with no subcontractor relationships and no small business set-aside activity.

Qualitynet is a for-profit limited liability partnership headquartered in Salmiya, Kuwait, registered in SAM.gov since January 2008. The vendor competes entirely in full-and-open procurements under NAICS 517111 (Wired Telecommunications Carriers) and PSC IT And Telecom–Telecommunications And Transmission codes. Capability framing centers on high-speed fiber optic circuits, commercial leased ethernet and VPN services, WiFi networks, ISDN telephone services, and bandwidth provisioning—ranging from 50 Mbps to 6 Gbps commercial circuits—in Southwest Asia, primarily Kuwait, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia.

Recent representative prime work includes a $3.298 million Air Force delivery order (awarded July 26, 2026, under the CAF WiFi single-award IDC) for 6 Gbps commercial internet connectivity at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia through July 27, 2027; a $1.063 million DISA purchase order (November 13, 2025) for 50 MB commercial VPN lease intra-Southwest Asia, running through September 28, 2030; a $1.627 million Army Cyber Command purchase order (March 23, 2024) for 622 MB commercial fiber circuit within Kuwait through March 12, 2029; and a $6.859 million Air Combat Command WiFi service purchase order (December 29, 2022) through December 28, 2027.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to defense operations in the Middle East. The top five funding agencies account for 75–94% of awards by count and value: Army Cyber Command leads with 39 awards and $47.9 million combined potential value; Department of Defense (parent agency) carries 10 awards and $51.4 million; DISA holds 17 awards and $25.5 million; Air Force and Air Combat Command collectively contribute 11 awards and $19.8 million; and Army Central Command carries 19 awards and $5.8 million. The split between volume and dollar rankings reflects that DoD and DISA anchor larger-value contracts while Army Cyber Command maintains the highest frequency of smaller circuit orders.

Qualitynet holds a single-award IDC with the Air Force (award date July 27, 2024, ceiling $9.948 million, performance through July 26, 2027) for commercial wireless internet services at Prince Sultan Air Base. The vendor places task orders under three parent IDCs: Defense Information Systems Agency IDC DCA40003H0077 (10 task orders, $38.8 million combined potential value), Army IDC W912D108D0004 (4 task orders, $72 thousand combined potential value), and Air Force IDC FA491124D0001 (3 task orders, $9.9 million combined potential value). Eight awards valued at combined potential of $28.2 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, triggering recompete exposure in that window.

Activity has grown modestly in recent years: 2022 and 2023 carried 3 and 1 award respectively; 2024 jumped to 10 awards; 2025 settled to 4 awards; 2026 has 3 awards to date (most recent July 26, 2026). The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures only $170 thousand across 4 records in FY2022 (the only fiscal year with reportable invoicing), with minimal FTE presence (0.1 FTEs in FY2022, 0.0 thereafter); this reflects SCI's limitation to service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and exclusion of telecom goods and circuit leases, which dominate Qualitynet's portfolio. The combined potential value across all 122 awards is $174.5 million, with $189.7 million obligated to date—indicating full-draw or close-to-full consumption of ceiling values. Qualitynet operates with no documented subcontractor relationships and delivers all work as prime contractor.