Creation Networks Capability Statement —
Everything Your File Needs, On One Page.
A complete, readable capability statement for contracting officers, purchasing agents, and prime contractors evaluating Creation Networks as an audiovisual systems integrator. Unique Entity ID XMRUL5PM8K37. SBA-certified small business. Six active CMAS contracts. Twenty-one NAICS codes. Federal past performance with FEMA, the FAA, the Navy, Army, Air Force, ATF, the Army Corps of Engineers, and Veterans Affairs. PDF download below — but you should not have to download a PDF to read a capability statement.
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Creation Networks capability statement — core facts
Creation Networks, Inc. is an SBA-certified small business audiovisual systems integrator founded in 2006, headquartered in Incline Village, Nevada, with California operations in Concord. Unique Entity ID XMRUL5PM8K37, active in SAM.gov.
Core capabilities: AV needs assessment and vendor-neutral consulting, system design and engineering, control and DSP programming, installation and integration, commissioning, training, and managed services with proactive monitoring. Over 5,000 rooms installed across all 50 states.
Contract vehicles: six active California CMAS cooperative purchasing contracts (3-24-11-1007, 3-24-11-1008, 3-24-11-1023, 3-24-11-1024, 3-24-11-1027, 3-25-04-1006); SAM registration for federal opportunities including small business set-asides; direct purchase orders with Net terms. No GSA Multiple Award Schedule.
Past performance: FEMA, FAA, U.S. Navy, U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, ATF, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Department of Veterans Affairs. Compliance: TAA compliant, NDAA Section 889 screened, Section 508 accessible design. Licensing: CA C-7 #1044233.
A Capability Statement You Can Actually Read
Every integrator in this market has a capability statement locked inside a PDF behind a form. Ours is on this page, in full, indexable, and there is a PDF too.
If you are a contracting officer doing market research, or a prime building a small business subcontracting plan, you should not have to fill in a form and wait for an email to find out a vendor's UEI and NAICS codes. So here is everything, published.
What follows is the standard capability statement structure — corporate data, core competencies, differentiators, past performance, and points of contact — written to be useful rather than promotional. Where we do not hold something, it says so.
Corporate Data
Everything a contracting officer needs to validate us as a vendor, in one place.
- Legal name
- Creation Networks, Inc.
- Unique Entity ID (SAM.gov)
- XMRUL5PM8K37Active registration
- Business size
- Small Business ConcernSBA size standards
- CMAS contracts
- 6 active3-24-11-1007, 3-24-11-1008, 3-24-11-1023, 3-24-11-1024, 3-24-11-1027, 3-25-04-1006
- Product compliance
- TAA & NDAA Sec. 889Section 508 accessible systems
- Licensing
- CA C-7 #1044233NV C-2D pending
- Founded
- 200620+ years in AV integration
- Coverage
- All 50 statesNV and CA operations centers
NAICS Codes
What We Do
Audiovisual systems from assessment through decade-two support, delivered as a single line of accountability.
Assessment & Consulting
Condition assessments of installed systems, needs analysis, vendor-neutral design, budgetary planning, and documentation suitable for a CIP submission, bond package, or grant application.
AV consulting →Design & Engineering
Full AV system design and engineering with drawings, signal flow, rack elevations, acoustic modeling, and specifications written to be competitively bid.
Design & engineering →Control & DSP Programming
Crestron, Q-SYS, Biamp, and Extron control and DSP programming, delivered with commented source files you own.
AV programming →Installation & Integration
Licensed low-voltage installation, in occupied facilities, phased around operational schedules, with commissioning against a written acceptance procedure.
AV installation →Managed Services & Monitoring
Preventive maintenance, help desk, proactive remote monitoring, and defined response times for mission-blocking failures.
AVAILS managed services →On-Site & Embedded Staffing
Meeting-day technicians, embedded AV staff, and event support for agencies that need a person in the room rather than a ticket queue.
On-site AV staffing →Product Supply
Authorized dealer for 20+ manufacturers with TAA-compliant product supply and country-of-origin attestation per line item.
TAA-compliant products →Accessibility Remediation
Section 508 and ADA Title II assessment and remediation — assistive listening, captioning workflow, and accessible control interfaces.
Accessibility AV →Why a Contracting Officer Should Care
- SBA-Certified Small BusinessA fit for the federal, state, and local small-business set-aside requirements that large national integrators cannot meet — with the same engineering bench and the same compliant product lines.
- TAA, NDAA & Section 508 CompliantSystems and components meet Trade Agreements Act, National Defense Authorization Act Section 889, and accessibility requirements. See our TAA compliance guide.
- SAM-Registered with Six Active CMAS ContractsUnique Entity ID XMRUL5PM8K37, plus six California CMAS cooperative purchasing contracts you can buy from without running a new solicitation. Review the contract numbers.
- Decades of Government Past PerformanceDelivered for FEMA, the FAA, the U.S. Navy, Army, Air Force, ATF, the Army Corps of Engineers, and Veterans Affairs — inside occupied, operational facilities.
- End-to-End AccountabilityOne contract from needs assessment and design-build engineering through installation, training, and long-term managed support.
- Nationwide Delivery, Answered LocallyAll 50 states from our Nevada and California operations, with a certified partner network — and a team small enough that the engineer who designed your system answers the phone.
How You Can Buy From Us
| Path | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| CMAS cooperative purchasing | 6 active contracts | 3-24-11-1007, 3-24-11-1008, 3-24-11-1023, 3-24-11-1024, 3-24-11-1027, 3-25-04-1006 |
| SAM.gov registration | Active | UEI XMRUL5PM8K37 — Small Business Concern |
| Small business set-aside | Eligible | SBA-certified small business |
| Direct purchase order | Accepted | Net terms for qualified public agencies |
| Subcontract / teaming | Available | Supports prime small business subcontracting goals |
| Supplier registration | On request | SAP Ariba and other procurement portals |
| GSA Multiple Award Schedule | Not held | Stated plainly rather than omitted |
| GWACs and national cooperatives | Not held | SEWP, CIO-CS, NASPO, Sourcewell, OMNIA, TIPS, BuyBoard |
Past Performance
Agencies that have trusted Creation Networks with mission-critical audiovisual systems.
FAA Air Traffic Control System Command Center
AV systems for the command facility that coordinates air traffic across the entire national airspace system — a 24/7 operation with no room for downtime.
Read the case study →Federal Emergency Management Agency
Video conferencing and collaboration technology supporting FEMA's coordination with other agencies, stakeholders, and disaster-affected communities during response operations.
Read the case study →Points of Contact
Government inquiries reach a person, not a queue.
- Government team
- government@creationnetworks.netProcurement, compliance, and capability questions
- Phone
- +1 888-230-3661Talk to an engineer, not a call center
- Sales
- sales@creationnetworks.netQuotes and general inquiries
- Nevada headquarters
- 770 Mays Blvd #5962Incline Village, NV 89451
- California operations
- 1001 Shary Circle, Suite 1Concord, CA 94518
- Capability statement PDF
- DownloadFor your procurement file
Frequently Asked Questions — Capability Statement
Corporate data, NAICS codes, licensing, core capabilities, certifications, and federal past performance — the questions contracting officers and prime contractors ask during market research.
What is Creation Networks' Unique Entity ID?
XMRUL5PM8K37. Creation Networks, Inc. maintains an active registration in the System for Award Management at SAM.gov and qualifies as a Small Business Concern under SBA size standards.
What NAICS codes do you operate under?
Twenty-one codes covering AV equipment manufacturing and supply, systems integration, installation, computer systems design, data processing, and repair and maintenance services. The complete list is in the corporate data section above. The most commonly cited for AV integration work are 334310, 238210, 541512, 541519, and 811212.
How long has Creation Networks been in business?
Since 2006 — more than twenty years of audiovisual design, integration, and support, with over 5,000 rooms installed across all 50 states. Headquarters in Incline Village, Nevada, with California operations in Concord. See our office locations.
Are you licensed to perform installation work?
Yes. California C-7 Low Voltage Systems license #1044233; Nevada C-2D pending. Licensing requirements vary by state and scope, and we will confirm our standing for your jurisdiction before quoting rather than after award.
What are your core capabilities?
AV needs assessment and vendor-neutral consulting; system design and engineering with full documentation; control system and DSP programming; installation and integration; commissioning and acceptance testing; staff training; and long-term managed services with proactive monitoring. Room types range from command centers and courtrooms to council chambers, classrooms, briefing theaters, dispatch floors, and standardized conference rooms. Full services overview.
What differentiates you from large national integrators?
Small business status that makes us eligible for set-aside awards they cannot compete for; a project size threshold low enough that a single room is worth doing properly; and direct access to the engineer who designed your system rather than a routing tree. We are not cheaper because we are smaller — we are accountable because we are smaller.
What certifications does your team hold?
AVIXA CTS, CTS-D, and CTS-I; manufacturer certifications across Crestron, Q-SYS, Biamp, Extron, and Microsoft Teams Rooms; and low-voltage licensing. See our full certification list.
Which federal agencies have you delivered for?
The Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Federal Aviation Administration, the U.S. Navy, U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Can you give a specific example?
Two. The FAA Air Traffic Control System Command Center in Warrenton, Virginia — a 63,000 square foot facility coordinating traffic across the entire national airspace system, with no acceptable downtime window. And the Federal Emergency Management Agency regional facility in Oakland, California — 18,000 square feet of video conferencing and collaboration technology supporting FEMA's coordination with partner agencies and disaster-affected communities. Read the FAA case study.
Will you provide references with contact information?
Yes, on request, matched to the type of work you are procuring. We will provide references from projects comparable in scope and facility type rather than our three most flattering ones.
UEI XMRUL5PM8K37 • SMALL BUSINESS • SINCE 2006
Need Anything Else for Your Procurement File?
W-9, certificate of insurance with your endorsements, references matched to your facility type, compliance attestations, or a signed capability statement on letterhead — ask and it will be in your inbox the same day.
