Lodging is force protection.
Moving mission personnel into secure environments isn't a travel line. It's a logistics operation — vetted facilities, force-protection screening, an audit-defensible record. We operate the layer. The mission stays on schedule.
Most companies treat crew travel like booking a vacation.
The military treats it like an operation. That difference is everything. You plan for the day it goes wrong, not the day it goes right. You build redundancy before you need it. You decide who owns the call before the call comes. Moving skilled crews into hard places was never a travel problem.
Per-property screening before any room is held.
We hold facilities to the standards a mission requires — proximity, security posture, suitability — screened before a crew member ever checks in. Star ratings are marketing. Operational vetting is infrastructure.
Anyone can quote a rate at two in the afternoon.
What matters is who answers at three in the morning. A water leak at midnight, a whole crew with nowhere to sleep, reveille at six. On our Coast Guard contract, that after-hours response is why the evaluation came back Exceptional. The work nobody sees is the work that earns the record.
You don’t get to grade your own homework.
The agency grades you. It’s called a CPAR — and there’s no spin in it. Across three federal contracts, we’ve had six of those. Coast Guard. Air National Guard. Veterans Affairs. Six evaluations. Six recommendations to work with us again. Nothing below satisfactory.
So no — we’re not asking you to take our word for anything. The record does the talking.
“Contractor's performance far exceeds base standards and policies set forth in the signed contract/reviewed scope of work. Contractor exceeds deadlines and rectifies issues that arise with hotels in a timely manner. Has provided multiple avenues of communication to keep an open line including, email, phone, and text after hours to be notified of cancellations and changes last minute.”
Rosalyn Wooling, Contract Specialist, CG9132 — Quality“On numerous occasions, contractor was available last minute / after hours to acquire berthing for members who were displaced by a hotel (water leaks, mold, etc.) and assigned them adequate berthing locally that still met the prescribed guidelines outlined in the scope of work.”
Rosalyn Wooling, Contract Specialist, CG9132 — Schedule“Management on numerous occasions has reached out personally to rectify one-off issue outside of anyone's control to make everything right. Provides valuable input to alternative solutions when those events arise.”
Rosalyn Wooling, Contract Specialist, CG9132 — ManagementRECOMMENDATION — Given what I know today about the contractor's ability to perform in accordance with this contract or order's most significant requirements, I would recommend them for similar requirements in the future.
“Crewfacilities staff is always available and professional. If changes occur at a moment’s notice, they are readily available to assist.”
Assessing Official — Period 1“The contractor adjusted when contracted hotel could not accommodate last minute changes for additional rooms to ensure our members had living quarters during our unit training assembly. Any issues are immediately rectified quickly and efficiently.”
Assessing Official — Period 3“Due to the timeliness in resolving issues directly related to one of their facilities is the reason for the rating. No other issues have occurred. Performance meets contractual requirements.”
Assessing Official — Period 4RECOMMENDATION — Recommended for similar requirements — all four evaluation periods.
RECOMMENDATION — Given what I know today about the contractor's ability to perform in accordance with this contract or order's most significant requirements, I would recommend them for similar requirements in the future.
People ask why so much of our team came out of the military.
It’s not charity. It’s an edge. Service teaches you to plan for the day it goes wrong. To own the call before the call comes. To move people into hard places and bring everyone home. That is literally our business. So when a veteran walks through the door, they already speak the language. We just hand them the radio.
8 agencies. Named.
- U.S. Coast Guard
- Air National Guard
- Army National Guard
- Department of Veterans Affairs
- Indian Health Service
- Department of the Army
- Military Sealift Command / Navy
- Department of Homeland Security
118 federal contracts across 18+ states, with 51 option years awarded. Work outside these agencies runs under our broader register. See contact.
CAGE 7STF6 · UEI LKBQULNGWLZ6 · D-U-N-S 081598669 · GSA 47QMCB21D0001 · NAICS 561210 · DOD SKILLBRIDGE · BBB A+
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NAICS COVERAGE
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| 721110 | Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels |
| 531110 | Lessors of Residential Buildings and Dwellings |
| 541614 | Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting |
| 561210 | Facilities Support Services |
| 561510 | Travel Agencies |
| 561520 | Tour Operators |
| 561599 | All Other Travel Arrangement and Reservation Services |
| 561920 | Convention and Trade Show Organizers |
| 624230 | Emergency and Other Relief Services |
| 721199 | All Other Traveler Accommodation |
| 721310 | Rooming and Boarding Houses, Dormitories, Workers Camps |
| 722320 | Caterers |
| 541512 | Computer Systems Design Services |
| 541690 | Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services |
| 238210 | Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation |
PSC & FSC CODES
Selective onboarding.
Program offices, start here. Tell us the mission and we will tell you, on the first call, whether we are the right fit. A person answers within one business day.