Hans Hospitality At 120 Downtown La LLC

Hans Hospitality At 120 Downtown La LLC, a Los Angeles-based sole proprietorship, operates as a prime contractor providing federal lodging and hospitality services on a full-and-open basis with no set-aside designation across its recent award footprint. The vendor operates from 120 South Los Angeles Street in downtown Los Angeles and competes in hospitality services, primarily under NAICS 721110 (Hotels except Casino Hotels and Motels) and PSC codes for lodging and conference-facility rental.

The vendor's customer base is highly concentrated, with the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Secret Service anchoring 93% of combined potential value through a single large contract. Hans Hospitality holds six prime awards across five distinct federal agencies: the U.S. Secret Service ($1.4 million), the National Assessment Governing Board under the Department of Education ($26 thousand), the Smithsonian Institution ($18 thousand), the Department of Justice Environment and Natural Resources Division ($15 thousand), and the Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service ($7 thousand across two awards). Four of the six awards fall under the lodging category; two involve conference-facility rental and meeting services.

The vendor's largest and most recent award is a $1.393650 million firm fixed-price definitive contract with the U.S. Secret Service for LA28 lodging, dated August 16, 2026, with ultimate completion August 30, 2028. This award funds CLIN 0001, the first deposit for lodging services, and represents the vendor's primary revenue exposure. Earlier representative awards include a $25,588.81 purchase order from the National Assessment Governing Board for meeting services in May 2023 and a $17,679 purchase order from the Smithsonian Institution for lodging supporting an APAC seminar in August 2022. Activity has been episodic — one award in 2018, two in 2019, then a three-year gap before resuming in 2022. The vendor holds no subcontract awards and does not serve as a subcontractor to larger primes. One award (the Secret Service contract) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting a recompete exposure of $1.4 million.