Executive Hotel Management Inc.

Executive Hotel Management Inc., doing business as Crowne Plaza Baton Rouge, is a self-certified Small Disadvantaged Business registered to receive federal contract awards since May 14, 2001. The company primarily provides lodging, meals, event space, and basic life support services to various defense agencies, particularly the Department of the Army and its subcomponents. As a hotel management company, Executive Hotel Management Inc. leverages its hospitality expertise to support military operations, Yellow Ribbon events, and national emergency response efforts, including the COVID-19 pandemic.

The company has received multiple federal contract awards, predominantly from the Department of the Army, Louisiana National Guard, and Army Reserve Command. These contracts typically involve providing accommodations, meals, and meeting spaces for military events such as Yellow Ribbon programs in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Notable awards include a $115,500 purchase order from the Army Reserve Command for lodging and support services during military operations, and a $50,184 contract from the Louisiana National Guard for a Yellow Ribbon event. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Executive Hotel Management Inc. played a crucial role in supporting the Army's response efforts, receiving a significant $286,730 call order for basic life support services in Baton Rouge. The majority of these contracts are designated as Total Small Business set-asides, aligning with the company's status as a Small Disadvantaged Business.

Executive Hotel Management Inc. holds a notable Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Department of the Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command, specifically for basic life support services related to the Coronavirus COVID-19 national interest action. This multiple-award BPA, awarded on April 17, 2020, has a ceiling value of $1,425,000 and extends through September 30, 2020. Under this agreement, the company can receive fixed-price calls to provide essential services such as temporary lodging, food services, and other necessities to support personnel responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. The BPA's multiple-award structure allows the Army Sustainment Command to issue requirements to pre-qualified vendors capable of performing basic life support activities as needed, enhancing the agency's ability to manage its global distribution network and maintain readiness during national emergencies.