R.i. Heritage Inn Of Ritchie Station, LLC

R.i. Heritage Inn Of Ritchie Station, LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Capitol Heights, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor providing temporary lodging services to the Air Force and Army National Guard under total small business set-aside BPA calls. The company specializes exclusively in federal lodging services, operating hotel properties in the National Capital Region to support military and government personnel assigned to defense missions near Joint Base Andrews.

All twenty-one of the vendor's awards are prime BPA calls or IDVs issued by the Department of the Air Force and its subordinate commands (18 awards, $2.3 million combined potential value) and the Air National Guard (2 awards, $682 thousand combined potential value), with a single $1,547 award from the Army National Guard National Capital Region Integrated Air Defense System. The vendor holds two active BPAs: a single-award BPA with a $650,000 ceiling awarded November 29, 2021, expiring December 16, 2026 (which generated 18 task orders worth $710 thousand combined potential value), and a newer multiple-award BPA with a $1.539 million ceiling awarded January 15, 2026, expiring December 31, 2030. The multiple-award vehicle covers four approved hotel properties: Residence Inn JBA, Courtyard Largo Medical Center, Residence Inn Largo Medical Center, and Staybridge Suites Largo, all positioned to serve temporary housing needs in the Suitland-Capitol Heights area near Joint Base Andrews. Task orders under both vehicles are firm fixed-price and range from $1,547 to $89,040, with individual calls typically covering one to three months of lodging. Representative awards include an $89,040 call from October through December 2024, a $69,165 call from April through June 2025, and a $47,700 call from January through March 2026.

Activity has declined year over year — six awards in 2022 declining to two awards in 2026 — though the newly awarded multiple-award BPA through 2030 provides a vehicle for sustained ordering. The older single-award BPA reaches ultimate expiration on December 16, 2026, creating recompete exposure for that vehicle. The vendor has no subcontract footprint and competes solely on set-aside basis, with all work under total small business designations. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $758 thousand (26% of $2.9 million combined potential value), indicating the gap between ceiling values and actual invoiced revenue.