Miramar Development Corp.

Miramar Development Corp., doing business as Hotel Miramar Intercontinental, operates as a for-profit hospitality vendor based in Panama City, Panama, providing hotel lodging and conference space rental to U.S. federal agencies on a full-and-open basis. The vendor has delivered seven purchase orders (totaling $170 thousand in combined potential value) to State Department and Army commands since 2020, all at its Intercontinental Miramar property; all awards are prime contracts with no subcontract activity. No SBA set-aside designations apply to any award.

The vendor's federal customer base centers on the Department of State. Four of seven awards flowed from State Department offices: two from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security ($29 thousand combined), two from the Office of the Secretary of State ($21 thousand combined), and one from the U.S. Embassy Panama City ($24 thousand). The remaining two awards came from the Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement ($49 thousand) and the Army Southern Command ($46 thousand). The Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement award and the Army Southern Command award together represent 54% of the vendor's total potential value, though State Department offices dominate by award count.

Work performed is exclusively lodging and conference services at the Intercontinental Miramar facility in Panama. Representative awards include a $45.8 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from Army Southern Command for government travel lodging (completed August 2024), two VIP visit hotel-room purchase orders from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security totaling $29.4 thousand (January–February 2025), and a $24 thousand purchase order from the U.S. Embassy Panama City for conference space rental and catering services (April–May 2026). All work falls under NAICS 721110 (Hotels except Casino Hotels and Motels) and PSC 97-related lodging and facility rental.

Activity is sparse and episodic. The vendor received one award in 2020, no awards in 2021–2023, then four awards in 2025 and one in 2026. All seven awards are obligated in full (100% of combined potential value), indicating completed or near-completed performance with no open recompete exposure on active contracts. The vendor has no presence on government-wide vehicles, BPAs, or IDIQs and competes only on individual purchase orders issued by overseas posts and regional commands.