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Network services RFPs and government contracts in District of Columbia

Federal agencies asking companies to build and run its data networks and Wi-Fi in District of Columbia. Updated every day from SAM.gov.

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Questions

What is a network services RFP?

A network services RFP (request for proposals) is a notice in which a government agency asks companies to build and run its data networks and Wi-Fi, with a price and a proposal sent by a deadline. Federal agencies publish them on SAM.gov as solicitations, combined synopsis/solicitations or requests for quotes; presolicitations and sources sought notices announce them earlier.

How many network services RFPs are open in District of Columbia right now?

5 on Nov 7, 2026, from 1 federal agency. 5 of the open bids are set aside for small businesses. The list is updated every day from SAM.gov.

Which NAICS codes do network services government contracts use?

Bids for this service mostly use 517121 (Telecommunications Resellers). Check the NAICS code in each notice: it decides the size standard for small-business set-asides.

How do I bid on network services government contracts?

Register your business in SAM.gov (free) to get a Unique Entity ID, check that your NAICS code and size fit the notice, read the full solicitation and its amendments on SAM.gov, and send your offer before the deadline. Set-aside bids are limited to eligible small businesses, such as 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB or WOSB firms.

Source: SAM.gov Contract Opportunities (U.S. General Services Administration), public daily data; U.S. government data is not copyrighted. PublicBeam is independent and not affiliated with SAM.gov or any agency. Always check the official notice before you bid.