108 WESTERN PROPERTIES, LLC

108 WESTERN PROPERTIES, LLC provides temporary lodging solutions for military personnel and government-affiliated personnel in support of operational deployments and short-term mission requirements. Their core capability centers on securing and managing hotel accommodations under time-sensitive, mission-critical conditions, ensuring compliant, secure, and logistically supported housing for transient service members. The contractor demonstrates expertise in coordinating with military logistics teams to meet exacting billeting specifications, including room configurations, duration constraints, and location-based operational needs. Their specialization lies in rapid mobilization of lodging assets, adherence to Department of Defense hospitality standards, and seamless integration with military travel and per diem systems. This requires precise scheduling, vendor coordination, and real-time capacity management—all critical to sustaining force readiness during field operations. The contractor’s primary agency relationship is with the Department of Defense, where they deliver transient lodging services tailored to unit-specific deployment cycles. Their work supports temporary housing needs for active-duty units during training rotations, contingency operations, or mobilization events, often in non-permanent or non-federal facilities. This indicates a niche role in supplementing military billeting infrastructure during peak demand periods, working closely with base operations and transportation offices to ensure compliance with DoD lodging policies. Their industry focus is narrowly aligned with NAICS 721110, which encompasses hotels and motels excluding casino properties. In practice, this means they operate within the defense support ecosystem as a specialized hospitality provider, not a general contractor. Their market positioning is that of a responsive, mission-aligned lodging vendor serving federal operational requirements rather than commercial hospitality markets. The company’s structure, certifications, and geographic footprint are not disclosed in available records. There is no indication of small business certifications or federal registrations beyond their contract activity. Their presence appears limited to supporting specific DoD lodging events, with no broader infrastructure or nationwide service footprint evident from current data.