Verizon Business Network Services LLC

Verizon Business Network Services LLC, a subsidiary of Verizon Communications Inc., operates as a prime contractor providing commercial telecommunications infrastructure, Ethernet transport, voice and data circuits, call center services, and managed network solutions to federal defense and civilian agencies on a full-and-open basis with no small business set-asides. Based in Ashburn, Virginia, the company competes across a diversified portfolio of federal customers without set-aside restrictions, delivering telecommunications and network infrastructure services that span domestic and international locations.

Verizon Business Network Services competes as a dominant provider under the General Services Administration's Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (EIS) IDIQ, a $50 billion multiple-award vehicle through which it has placed hundreds of task orders for commercial network services, Ethernet transport, voice telecommunications, and call center operations. The company also holds a significant single-award IDC valued at $6.94 million with the Naval Computer and Telecommunications Agency running through January 31, 2027, providing base ordering period authority for Centrex support services across naval installations in the Norfolk, Virginia area. Recent representative work includes a $22.2 million delivery order from Air Education and Training Command for call center services and toll-free services through July 30, 2032, a $12.3 million OTU-2 commercial lease between Europe and the Middle East for the Defense Information Systems Agency, and an $18.7 million OTU-2 commercial lease between Europe and Southwest Asia also for DISA. The company also delivered a $1.43 million definitive contract to the Coast Guard for legacy enterprise-wide managed data transport connectivity and an $18.8 million delivery order for continued service and support of existing circuits to maintain current state of data transport.

Customer concentration centers on defense infrastructure, with the Defense Information Systems Agency accounting for the largest share of its parent company's historical awards. Across Verizon Communications' broader footprint, DISA carries 2,761 awards worth $7.13 billion in combined potential value, followed by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration (764 awards), the Coast Guard (572 awards, $82 million), the Naval Computer and Telecommunications Agency (391 awards, $92.8 million), and the Army Corps of Engineers' Engineer Research and Development Center (346 awards, $695.4 million). The company's work concentrates in telecommunications carriers (NAICS 517111) and IT/telecom services (IT and Telecom — Telecommunications and Transmission PSC), with secondary exposure to telecommunications resellers, network management, and satellite communications access.

Verizon Business Network Services operates predominantly as a prime contractor, building most delivery internally. SCI-reported invoicing across federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold reached $418.7 million from FY2022 through FY2025, with FY2023 peak invoicing of $204.3 million, declining to $91.8 million in FY2024 before recovering to $115.2 million in FY2025. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the company deployed 33.4 FTEs in FY2022, declining to 18.6 in FY2023, then recovering to 38.9 in FY2024 and 34.8 in FY2025. Median government-paid hourly rates on prime service contracts run around $818/hr, with senior labor pricing extending to roughly $7,464/hr and entry-level work at $152/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for approximately 4% of total contractor hours, with 23 named subcontractors across the portfolio, indicating the company performs the majority of work internally. Recent sub-engagement includes wireless phone services work as a named subcontractor under Los Alamos Legacy Cleanup Contract and materials support under DARPA research programs through Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.

The company's recompete exposure in the next 24 months includes 64 awards with combined potential value of $93.1 million reaching ultimate completion, concentrated in commercial network services delivery orders under the EIS vehicle and Naval Computer and Telecommunications Agency base ordering periods. Activity has declined modestly from 369 awards in 2022 to 73 in 2026, reflecting the parent company's shift from high-volume small delivery orders toward larger, longer-duration task orders under mature vehicles like EIS. Verizon Business Network Services operates in a full-and-open competitive posture with no reliance on set-aside categories, competing directly against incumbent carriers and technology integrators on price, technical capability, and past performance across all federal customer tiers.