Rocco Forte & Family (Brussels)

Rocco Forte & Family (Brussels), a Belgium-based for-profit hospitality organization, provides premium accommodation and lodging services to the U.S. Department of State as a prime contractor competing in the open market without set-aside protections. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards) and has received sixteen firm fixed-price purchase orders from State Department components since March 2024, with a combined potential value of $637 thousand.

The vendor's customer base is entirely within the Department of State, with concentration split across four named components. The Office of the Secretary of State leads by potential value (4 awards, $262 thousand), followed closely by the U.S. Embassy Brussels by award count (8 awards, $214 thousand combined potential value). The Bureau of Diplomatic Security has placed 3 awards totaling $94 thousand, and the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs has placed 1 award valued at $67 thousand. All sixteen awards account for 100% of the vendor's federal footprint, indicating singular-customer dependence on State Department accommodation requirements in Belgium.

Recent representative work includes a $69.4 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the Office of the Secretary of State awarded November 27, 2024, for accommodation services supporting diplomatic visit 07, a $29.8 thousand purchase order from the U.S. Embassy Brussels awarded August 29, 2025, for accommodation services supporting visit 35, and a $15.8 thousand purchase order from the U.S. Embassy Brussels awarded January 30, 2026, for housing and accommodation services (ultimate completion February 18, 2026). Contract values range from approximately $6.3 thousand to $75.9 thousand per order. All awards are structured as purchase orders for short-term lodging supporting diplomatic visits and events, with performance periods typically spanning weeks to months.

Activity declined sharply year over year: ten awards in 2024, five in 2025, and one in 2026. Only two awards (combined potential value $66 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The vendor holds no positions on government-wide acquisition contracts, BPAs, or IDIQs; all work flows through direct purchase order awards from individual State Department components. With $570 thousand in obligated dollars against $637 thousand potential value (89% utilization), the vendor's federal revenue footprint is modest and entirely dependent on recurring State Department booking demand for Brussels-based diplomatic accommodations.