Murphco Of Florida Inc.

Murphco Of Florida Inc., a veteran-owned for-profit hospitality operator, provides berthing and lodging services to the U.S. Navy as a prime contractor competing without set-aside restrictions. The firm operates the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites-Orange Park in Jacksonville, Florida, and generates federal revenue exclusively through single-award and multiple-award blanket purchase agreements issued by Navy Reserve and Navy Operational Support Centers for Navy Reserve personnel in drilling status.

Murphco is structured as a corporate entity with one named subsidiary, Tlhfs LLC, also veteran-owned. The vendor competes full-and-open with no SBA set-aside posture and operates under primary NAICS 721110 (Hotels except Casino Hotels and Motels) and PSC code H — Transportation/Travel/Relocation, Lodging. All 27 awards in the source span prime contracting; the vendor carries no subcontract footprint.

Customer concentration is acute and single-agency dependent. The Department of the Navy accounts for 100 percent of awards across three subordinate components: Navy Reserve (6 awards, $1.7 million combined potential value), Navy Reserve Operational Support Centers (18 awards, $214 thousand combined potential value), and subordinate commands including Naval Supply Systems Command and Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (2 awards combined). The top-two customer rankings diverge markedly — Navy Reserve commands most of the dollar value through a handful of larger indefinite-delivery vehicles, while Navy Operational Support Centers issue the majority of task orders in smaller monthly berthing calls.

Murphco holds four active blanket purchase agreements with Navy Reserve, all single-award vehicles ranging from $150 thousand to $999,999 in ceiling value. The three principal BPAs (N6835824A0062, N6835825A0006, N6835826A0027) collectively carry 18 task orders valued at $215 thousand combined potential value; task orders under these vehicles historically range from $1,100 to $22,577 per monthly call. A legacy BPA awarded March 3, 2023 (N6835823A0048) carries a $999,999 ceiling but has generated minimal recent activity as newer vehicles have assumed the active ordering load.

Activity has accelerated sharply. Murphco recorded one award in 2019, then three in 2023, eleven in 2024, and six in 2025, with four awards already issued in 2026 (through April 1). Combined potential value stands at $1.9 million, but obligated dollars total only $8 thousand — a signal that most BPA ceilings remain unused capacity. Within the next twenty-four months, five awards (combined potential value $74 thousand) reach ultimate completion and will require recompete; these are the monthly berthing task orders cycling through September 2026, representing routine renewal opportunity rather than major procurement risk for the underlying BPA vehicles.