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Ahnetworks, Inc. federal subcontracts

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Doing business as AHNETWORKS INC

UEIUEI: the 12-character ID the government gives every company registered for federal work. It replaced the DUNS number in April 2022. Glossary FQYJZ1KBAUP7· CAGECAGE code: a 5-character code that identifies one company location for federal work. A company with several sites can have several. Glossary 4DZV8· Warrenton, VA· Active registration until Jun 9, 2027· www.ah-networks.com (opens in a new tab)

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Insight SubcontractorSubcontractor (sub): a company hired by the prime to do part of a federal contract. It works for the prime, not the government. Glossary to Science Applications International Corporation on 3 orders. See more on the Teaming tab

Subcontracts received by fiscal year of report, US$

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FY23FY24FY25$7.52MFY26No subcontracts reported in FY2026 so far

Insight $7.52M reported in FY2025, its largest year. See more on the Teaming tab

Subcontracts it received

$7.79M

from 1 prime

Number of subcontracts it received

3

About

From the company's SBA profile, updated Jun 2026

AH-Networks, Incorporated began operation in 2004 as a subcontractor to Northrop Grumman Information Technology (NGIT) on the U.S. Department of State's Millenium contract. In 2006, AH-Networks, Incorporated teamed with Northrop Grumman Information Technology (NGIT) sector and won part of United States Agency for International Development PRIME 3.2 contract and is currently working under the Vanguard 2.2.1 contract. AH Networks perform a wide range of IT services such as project management, systems integration, network engineering, management, and security, worldwide data and voice communications, customer relationship management and other user services, and analysis and implementation of emerging technologies. Both of the above contracts involve network design and planning, including but not limited to routers, switches, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP), encryption, Firewalls, DNS, and other technologies to further the U.S. Department of State’s mission around the world.