Constellation Hotel (Opco) UK SA

Constellation Hotel (Opco) UK SA is a hotel operator registered to receive awards from the U.S. federal government. The company primarily provides hotel accommodation services to various U.S. government agencies, particularly the Department of State. While specific background information about Constellation Hotel (Opco) UK SA is not provided, it appears to be the parent company of Regis Hotel (Opco) UK S.A., which does business as Intercontinental London Park Lane. This suggests that Constellation Hotel (Opco) UK SA is likely involved in the management and operation of high-end hotels in the United Kingdom.

Recent federal contract awards to Constellation Hotel (Opco) UK SA, through its subsidiary Regis Hotel (Opco) UK S.A., have been for hotel accommodation services in Great Britain. These services support visiting dignitaries, diplomatic personnel, and other overseas activities of the U.S. government. The primary funding agencies for these contracts have been the Department of State's Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs and the Bureau of Diplomatic Security. The contracts have ranged in value from approximately $24,000 to $788,000, with performance periods typically lasting several months. None of the recent awards have utilized set-aside designations, indicating that they were competed on a full and open basis or were sole-source awards based on the specific requirements of the diplomatic missions.

Constellation Hotel (Opco) UK SA, through its subsidiary, appears to hold multiple indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) with the Department of State for hotel and accommodation services in the United Kingdom. These IDCs serve as umbrella agreements under which individual task orders or delivery orders can be issued. The Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs and the Bureau of Diplomatic Security have both awarded task orders under these IDCs. The services provided under these vehicles include lodging for diplomatic personnel, security teams, and other government officials engaged in overseas missions. While specific parent vehicles are not mentioned, these IDCs appear to be part of the Department of State's broader strategy for securing reliable and high-quality accommodation services for its personnel operating in the United Kingdom.