Questions federal buyers and primes ask.

Five things for federal customers: network engineering, field technician services, SETA support for program offices, AI implementation, and cloud delivery on Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, and Google platforms.

Both, depending on the scope. We prime work sized to our team and sit on prime teams as a subcontractor for larger programs. We will tell you honestly which role fits a given requirement.

It is published at netaesthetics.us/capability-statement. You can print it, save it as a PDF, or forward the link. No form to fill in.

Two business days in writing. If you are against a proposal deadline, put that in the first line of the email and we will work to your date.

Yes, in writing, with the reason. A fast no is worth more to you than a slow maybe, and it is the main reason primes come back to us.

To customer sites across the United States and overseas. Our model is deploy and remain, so the technician stays for the length of the task rather than visiting.

No. If we advise a program, we do not compete for the delivery work on that program, and we put that boundary in writing before the engagement starts.

Microsoft, Amazon Web Services, and Google. We hold partner relationships with all three and deliver on each, so our recommendation can follow the mission rather than our comfort zone.

No. References are provided directly to evaluators and teaming partners, matched to the scope being assessed, with the customer's permission.

Send the requirement and the security clauses to gov@netaesthetics.us. You will get a written response item by item, including anything we cannot meet as written.

No. NetAesthetics Federal Services and NetAesthetics LLC are separate companies under common ownership. NetAesthetics Federal Services covers federal and defense work.

Through the careers page. If no role matches, join the talent network or send a general application, and we will contact you when a matching program starts.

Commercial work goes to the sibling company at netaesthetics.com. Sending it there gets you a faster and better answer than routing it through us.

The statement of work or position descriptions, the contract vehicle or acquisition path, the site locations and access requirements, and the date you need people working.