Girdhar Enterprises Inc.

Girdhar Enterprises Inc., doing business as Comfort Suite Springfield, provides commercial hotel lodging services to the U.S. Air Force exclusively as a prime contractor under a total small business set-aside designation. The company is a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Springfield, Illinois, operating a Comfort Suites property at 2620 S Dirksen Parkway that serves the Air Force's 183rd Wing and supporting military personnel during regularly scheduled drill activities.

Girdhar Enterprises holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of the Air Force valued at $250,000 and running through March 31, 2026, competitively awarded on January 10, 2024. All eleven awards in the vendor's federal footprint are BPA task orders issued against this agreement, each a firm-fixed-price call for lodging accommodations within a 13-mile radius of the 183rd Wing. Individual task orders have ranged from approximately $3,448 to $11,222, with room rates maintained at or below applicable General Services Administration per diem guidelines. Representative work includes a $5,643 task order for February 2026 regularly scheduled drill lodging (awarded January 29, 2026), a $10,978 order for November 2024 drill activities, a $11,222 order for May 2024 RSD support, and a $9,154 order for May 2025 RSD accommodation. The BPA structure allows the Air Force to issue recurring monthly task orders to address operational training needs while maintaining a stable vendor relationship with a responsible small business contractor.

Customer concentration is absolute and narrow: all eleven awards fund the Department of the Air Force exclusively, totaling $324,000 in combined potential value. The vendor has no subcontract footprint, operates no parent contract vehicles beyond the single Air Force BPA, and serves no other federal agencies. Activity volume has declined — six awards in 2024, four in 2025, and one in 2026 — reflecting the monthly drill cycle structure of the underlying BPA rather than program growth or contraction. Obligated dollars total $74,000 across the awards, representing 23% of combined potential value as of the summary date. The vendor's federal business model centers entirely on single-location, recurring hospitality services for a specific military unit's training schedule, with no diversification across customer agencies, capability areas, or vehicle types.