KING STREET STATION HOTEL ASSOCIATES LESSEE LLC

KING STREET STATION HOTEL ASSOCIATES LESSEE LLC specializes in providing integrated lodging, meeting space, and audiovisual support services for high-profile federal scientific and administrative gatherings. The contractor delivers end-to-end event infrastructure solutions tailored to the operational needs of government peer review panels, ensuring secure, compliant, and logistically seamless environments for sensitive deliberations. Their technical expertise includes the coordination of secure venue logistics, AV system deployment, and meeting room provisioning—capabilities critical to sustaining the integrity and efficiency of federal scientific review processes. Their specialization lies in executing repeat, time-sensitive engagements that demand precision in scheduling, compliance with federal procurement protocols, and seamless integration with agency-specific operational requirements. The contractor maintains a consistent and deep relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services, primarily supporting NIH peer review activities by providing mission-critical lodging and meeting facilities. These engagements are characterized by recurring, high-frequency contract awards aligned with the cyclical nature of federal scientific evaluation cycles. A single contract with the Department of Commerce indicates potential for broader federal engagement, though HHS remains the dominant and most consistent partner. The primary NAICS code, 721110, reflects a focused operational model centered on non-casino hotel and motel services, but in practice, the contractor operates beyond traditional hospitality by delivering mission-essential event support infrastructure. This positions them as a niche provider within the federal services market, bridging commercial lodging with specialized government event execution. As a 2K entity based in Alexandria, VA, the company is structured to serve federal clients in the National Capital Region with agility. While no government certifications are listed, their sustained performance and proximity to key federal agencies suggest a well-established operational footprint within the D.C.-area government contracting ecosystem.