HMO

HMO, a woman-owned furniture supplier based in Seoul, South Korea, delivers military-grade office and residential furniture to Department of Defense installations across the Pacific region as a prime contractor under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with no set-aside usage across its recent federal footprint.

HMO operates as a for-profit organization and has maintained active federal contractor registration since 2010. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on dormitory and barracks furniture, office furnishings, dining facility equipment, and fire station fixtures — work performed entirely in South Korea for U.S. military facilities in the Pacific. Representative recent awards include a $134.9 thousand delivery order from Pacific Air Forces for backup dormitory furniture at Osan Air Base (July 2024), a $79.9 thousand purchase order from the Department of Defense Pacific Region for office furniture at Camp Humphreys (April 2026), a $66.2 thousand delivery order from Pacific Air Forces for military family housing backup furniture (July 2025), and a $65.2 thousand delivery order from the Department of Defense Korean Region for fire station furniture (August 2025). All awards operate under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule Furniture contract vehicle (FSS-71), with 12 of 21 total prime awards placed as task orders under that vehicle.

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces, which accounts for 7 awards totaling $1.3 million in combined potential value — representing 33% of the vendor's total portfolio by volume and 50% by dollars. The Department of the Army and its subordinate components (including Installation Management Command Pacific Region and Pacific Command) account for 8 awards totaling $343 thousand combined potential value. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors one $650 thousand award for the MAS vehicle itself. Across all activity, 76% of awards by count concentrate on these top five customers.

HMO's award activity tracks sparse but consistent: one award in 2018, three in 2019, then a gap until 2024, when activity resumed with one award, ramping to four awards in 2025 and one award through early 2026. Combined potential value across 21 awards totals $2.6 million, with $2 million obligated (75% realization). The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data. All work is woman-owned and set-aside-free, competing on open competition through GSA pre-negotiated pricing. The furniture category concentration splits between office furniture manufacturing (15 awards) and household/residential furniture (7 awards), with PSC coding predominantly in the office furniture and household furniture categories.