Drury Hotels Company, LLC

Drury Hotels Company, LLC, doing business as Drury Inn & Suites Meridian, is a for-profit limited liability company that operates a single hotel property in Meridian, Mississippi, providing temporary lodging and billeting services to Department of Defense components as a prime contractor under multiple Blanket Purchase Agreements. The company competes in full-and-open procurement without set-aside designations; all 143 recent federal awards carry no socioeconomic set-aside. Drury Hotels is a subsidiary of Drury Development Corporation, a St. Louis-based parent company.

Drury's federal footprint is narrowly specialized. The vendor holds NAICS 721110 (Hotels except Casino Hotels and Motels) and PSC code M, providing firm fixed-price temporary lodging exclusively to military agencies through as-needed task orders against standing BPAs. Representative work includes billeting for the Air Force's 186th Air Refueling Wing during Unit Training Assembly weekends (recurring $5,500–$9,951 calls), Regional Collective Training Activity program support for narcotics, search warrant, and officer-involved shooting training ($4,400–$16,280 calls), and Navy Reserve berthing for personnel conducting inactive duty training near the Meridian facility ($3,400–$17,738 monthly calls). All work is performed directly at the Drury Inn & Suites Meridian property; the vendor maintains no subcontractors and does not subcontract to other primes.

Customer concentration is dominated by Department of Defense reserve and National Guard components. The Department of the Air Force (46 awards, $1.4 million potential value) and Department of the Navy Reserve (41 awards, $1.6 million) account for 98% of awards by count; the rankings flip slightly by dollars, with the Department of the Army Mississippi Army National Guard leading at $1.9 million across 15 awards. Three smaller customers—Department of the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service (37 awards, $1.3 million), Department of the Army Georgia Army National Guard (one award, $12,000), and Department of the Army (one award, $3,000)—round out the portfolio.

Drury holds five active BPAs across the DoD reserve and National Guard structure. The Air Force single-award BPA (W50S7J22A0002), valued at $750,000 through August 2027, anchors the portfolio with 38 task orders generating $307,000 in combined potential value since August 2022. The Mississippi National Guard multiple-award BPA (W9127Q18A5008) carries a $750,000 ceiling through April 2025 and has generated 23 task orders totaling $253,000. Three Navy Reserve single-award BPAs—one valued at $249,000 (FY 2024, ended September 2024), one at $200,000 (FY 2025, ending September 2025), and two newer ones at $250,000 each (October 2025–September 2026)—collectively support 33 task orders worth $231,000. All BPAs are structured to allow efficient procurement of lodging on an as-needed basis, with individual calls typically ranging from $3,400 to $105,600.

Activity declined in 2025 and 2026 relative to prior years—26 awards in 2024 down to 16 in 2025 and 7 in the first quarter of 2026—but the recompete risk window remains modest. Only four awards totaling $20,000 in combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, reflecting the rolling nature of the Navy Reserve and Air Force annual BPA structure and the long tail of prior-year awards still under performance.