El Dorado Resort Co.,Ltd.

El Dorado Resort Co., Ltd., a Seoul, South Korea-based minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American small business, operates as a prime contractor providing dining facility and food service staffing exclusively to Department of Defense installations in South Korea, competing in full-and-open procurement without reliance on set-aside designations. The company holds no subsidiaries, parent companies, or significant teaming relationships; all 243 federal awards in the source reflect direct prime contracting activity spanning 2018 through May 2026.

El Dorado's capability footprint is narrowly focused on military dining facility operations. The company staffs and manages Army dining facilities (DFACs) with personnel in cook, dining facility attendant, and floor manager roles; provides comprehensive food service management and meal preparation; and supplies dining facility materials and equipment. Representative work includes a $1.74 million delivery order from Army Pacific Command (February–May 2026) for cook support and food service management to the 2nd Infantry Division; a $3.51 million Army Pacific Command order (December 2022–June 2023) for cook support services; a $2.73 million Pacific Air Forces delivery order (January 2022–February 2023) for DFAC mess attendant services; and a $1 million single-award blanket purchase agreement with Pacific Air Forces (November 2022–November 2027) for dining facility supplies in South Korea.

Customer concentration is extreme and immobile. The Department of the Army Pacific Command dominates the portfolio with 139 awards totaling $183.6 million combined potential value (70% of all dollars); the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces holds 30 awards worth $47.3 million; the Department of the Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command carries 61 awards valued at $28.6 million; and the Department of the Army accounts for 13 awards at $1.1 million. The four customer agencies together represent 100% of awards and combined potential value. This concentration leaves the vendor with zero diversification and no leverage with other federal agencies or commercial customers.

El Dorado holds four active indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its revenue base. The primary vehicle—Indefinite Delivery Contract W91QVN18D0161, a $45,027,895.85 single-award IDIQ awarded May 15, 2024, by Army Pacific Command and Army Sustainment Command through May 14, 2029—carries 72 task orders totaling $51.5 million in combined potential value and covers cook support and dining facility attendant services across multiple South Korea installations. Three additional smaller IDIQs awarded concurrently round out the vehicle portfolio: W91QVN24D0090 (22 task orders, $15.1 million), a $3,095,621.87 IDC for 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade dining facility support through May 2029; a $815,021.98 IDC for designated cook support services (3 delivery orders, $295 thousand); and the Pacific Air Forces $1 million blanket purchase agreement for dining facility supplies running through November 2027.

Activity has declined sharply. The vendor received 49 awards in 2022, declining to 29 in 2023, 16 in 2024, and 14 in 2025; only 5 awards appear year-to-date through May 2026 in the source. This trajectory reflects saturation of available task order slots within fixed IDIQ ceilings rather than loss of customer confidence—combined potential value across all active vehicles totals approximately $49.9 million through May 2029, but recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal at $105 thousand across one award. The real recompete risk arrives in May 2029 when the primary four-year-old IDIQ vehicles expire and require formal recompetition or renewal.

El Doardo operates exclusively in-theater in South Korea, performing work at named installations serving the 2nd Infantry Division, 8th Army, 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, and 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade. All delivery orders are firm fixed-price and issued without set-aside designations, indicating the vendor competes and wins in full-and-open procurement against unrestricted competitors. The company's $260.6 million combined potential value and $110.6 million in obligated dollars (42% burn rate) represent a sustained, though narrowing, footprint driven entirely by stable long-term Army and Air Force demand for overseas dining facility operations. No evidence of federal sub-contracting, teaming, or work outside South Korea appears in the award history.