We have computed first-principles occupied Wannier-like functions within an
unprecedented spatial range in a realistic model of amorphous Si containin
g 4096 atoms. To avoid the computation of eigenstates we applied the O(N) F
ermi-operator expansion method. The functions decay exponentially in space
id a fashion similar to the best-localized occupied Wannier states in cryst
alline silicon. While their decay lengths do not depend on the local distor
tions, the functions have an intricate nonspherical structure depending on
the disorder in the material.