Hui Huliau and Network Allies to Provide Application-Specific Computing Solutions to Federal Government

Network Allies, LLC and Ka Hoku Ala, LLC, a subsidiary of Hui Huliau Corporation, have formed a strategic teaming relationship to provide application-specific computing solutions to the federal government. This teaming agreement provides significant value for both organizations. Network Allies brings a wealth of technical experience in developing custom or commercial off-the-shelf computing systems to the considerable experience of Hui Huliau in serving the public sector.

Hui Huliau is a Native Hawaiian Organization (NHO), not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation working to support, enrich, and sustain Hawaii’s indigenous culture and community. Hui Huliau’s for-profit business entities are the primary catalyst for meeting this objective. Hui Huliau companies and teaming partners include pending SBA 8(a), Minority Business Enterprise, and Native Hawaiian-owned small businesses operating in both the private and public sectors.

“We are excited to have chosen Network Allies as our teaming ‘partner of choice’ for computer systems integration, design and engineering, logistics and support, and program management services,” said Adrian Silva, Hui Huliau Chairman. “We believe this relationship brings tremendous value to our customers.”

As an Intel Platinum Technology Provider, Network Allies incorporates innovative designs, state-of-the-art technologies, scheduled production, and unmatched customer service to provide customers with ideal end-user solutions. “This agreement brings computer systems development best practices and lessons learned in the commercial sector and blends these competencies with a Hui Huliau team that has solid federal government experience,” said Jim Reinhold, CEO of Network Allies.

With a 25-year history of providing solutions in program management, IT support, logistics management, acquisition support, facilities operations and management, and multimedia services, Hui Huliau currently supports over 20 U.S. government agencies. By focusing its efforts on essential IT support functions, Network Allies and Ka Hoku Ala are extremely well positioned to assist federal agencies in efficiently and effectively solving complex computer technology issues.

About Network Allies

Network Allies was founded in 2002 on the principles of partnership and leading-edge computer technology. The company teams with its customers and technology partners to deliver innovative computing solutions, leveraging its strengths in design, production, logistics, support and program management with the strengths of its customers and partners in industry-specific hardware and software applications. For more information about Network Allies, visit www.networkallies.com.