What is a "navigation IC"?
The chips you talk about are general satellite position receivers, and do not have any wireless transmission capability. You can buy those kinds of modules in quantity 1 from various hobby providers.
For example:
ublox-6 based:
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/11571MTKv3 based:
http://www.adafruit.com/products/746Note that pretty much any satellite based receiver will have trouble indoors. External, amplified antennas may improve things, but don't plan on using these in the basement of a ten-story building...
... Thinking about it some more, I think what you mean is a "position sensing chip." ("Navigation" is how you find your way between positions, not determining the position itself.)
And when you say "WiFi or other wireless network support" perhaps you mean chips using secondary sensor technology to improve velocity or delta-position based on signal physics, rather than actually reporting the data over a wifi network?
Robust indoor location is still not actually in the hands of consumers, and I don't know of anyone who is selling modules that has those features, except for companies that sell modules designed to work together with proprietary beacon systems.