Kathryn ANN Hudson

Kathryn ANN Hudson, a sole proprietorship based in Valley Village, California, provides artistic design services for commemorative coins and medals to the United States Mint as a prime contractor, specializing in numismatic art for the Mint's American Innovation Program and related commemorative initiatives. All 15 awards in the source data are full-and-open (no set-aside) delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts issued directly by the Mint; Hudson competes without set-aside designation and operates exclusively as a prime, with no subcontract footprint.

Hudson's capability portfolio centers entirely on creating artistic visual designs for commemorative coins and medals celebrating American history and culture. Representative work includes a $6 thousand delivery order (August 2026) for design fees related to the 2028 Youth Sports Quarter Reverses (Youth Swimming and Youth Gymnastics) under the American Innovation Program, a $12 thousand order (March 2025) for the FIFA Commemorative Coin Program design services, a $10 thousand order (December 2024) for the Best of the Mint Silver Medal design selection fee, and a $6 thousand order (May 2024) for the 2026 Semiquincentennial Best of the Mint Silver Medal featuring a 1916 Mercury Dime design. Additional delivery orders span the 2026 Suffrage Quarter Dollar ($3 thousand), 2026 American Eagle Platinum Proof Coin ($3 thousand), Semiquincentennial Constitution Quarter Dollar ($3 thousand), Semiquincentennial Half Dollar ($6 thousand), 2027 Working Dogs Commemorative Coin ($6 thousand), and American Liberty Gold Coin and Silver Medal Program ($6 thousand), plus a $1,573.62 task order for travel reimbursement to an AIP orientation in 2023.

Customer concentration is absolute: the Department of the Treasury United States Mint accounts for 100% of awards and $1.1 million in combined potential value across all fifteen awards. Hudson holds two single-award indefinite delivery contracts with the Mint — a $362 thousand contract awarded August 24, 2023 (ultimate completion December 31, 2026) and a $640 thousand contract awarded July 15, 2026 (ultimate completion December 31, 2027). The older contract has funded twelve delivery orders totaling roughly $63.6 thousand invoiced, with individual task orders ranging from $1,573.62 to $12 thousand; the newer contract anchors the $6 thousand 2028 Youth Sports Quarter order. Activity peaked in 2024 with seven awards; recent volume dropped to two awards in 2026 as of the data date (August 18, 2026). Only one award ($6 thousand) carries an ultimate completion date within the next twenty-four months and faces immediate recompete exposure; the bulk of Hudson's $640 thousand IDV ceiling remains unexercised through December 2027. Combined potential value reflects the difference between the $1.1 million IDV ceiling and the $69 thousand currently obligated, indicating runway for additional task orders under the standing vehicles without recompete.