Stanca & Tudor SRL

Stanca & Tudor SRL, a for-profit organization headquartered in Câmpia Turzii, Romania, provides lodging and billeting services for deployed U.S. military personnel as a prime contractor under blanket purchase agreements issued by the U.S. Air Force. The vendor operates exclusively in full-and-open competition with no small-business set-asides across its federal footprint.

The vendor's entire federal portfolio consists of Air Force work supporting Operation Atlantic Resolve, a NATO deterrence mission in Eastern Europe. Stanca & Tudor SRL holds a single multiple-award BPA (FA568226A0005) with the Air Force, ceiling $4,999,999.99, running through November 30, 2030. Against this BPA, the Air Force has issued seven task orders between December 2025 and April 2026 for short-term lodging of deployed personnel at single-month intervals: $79,552.24 in December 2025 (43 personnel), $80,451.70 in January 2026 (42 personnel), $73,230.33 in February 2026, $63,885.97 in March 2026, and $84,199.33 in April 2026. Each call is firm fixed-price and performance occurs at the vendor's facilities in Romania. Combined potential value across all eight awards (the BPA and seven task orders) is $5.5 million, with only $541 thousand obligated to date, representing 10% of the ceiling. The vendor has received awards exclusively from the Department of the Air Force (100% of awards, 100% of combined potential value).

Activity has ramped from three awards in 2025 to five in 2026, all within the past five months. The vendor's primary NAICS classification is Hotels (Except Casino Hotels) and Motels, with all awards assigned to PSC code for Transportation/Travel/Relocation—Lodging. Stanca & Tudor SRL does not hold any subcontracts and operates only as a prime contractor under the Air Force BPA vehicle. Customer concentration is absolute: the vendor serves a single federal customer and a single operational mission, with no sub-award work. The concentration of monthly task orders, each with identical scope (deployed-personnel lodging in Romania) and short performance windows, reflects a steady-state requirements pattern supporting rotational Air Force presence in Eastern Europe rather than development of broader federal capabilities or expansion into other agencies or mission areas.