UNITED STATES OLYMPIC & PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE

The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee specializes in the procurement and logistical coordination of spectator sports experiences for federal agencies, with a focused expertise in securing access to elite international athletic events, including the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Their core capability lies in managing high-volume ticket acquisition, event access protocols, and diplomatic attendance logistics for large-scale global spectacles. They operate with precision in navigating complex international event frameworks, ensuring compliance with diplomatic protocols, security vetting procedures, and venue access regulations. Their unique specialization is the exclusive authorization to source official tickets and credentials for U.S. government representatives attending events under the auspices of the International Olympic and Paralympic Committees, making them a singular point of contact for mission-critical athlete and diplomatic engagement. The organization maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of State, delivering ticketing and event access services that support diplomatic outreach, public diplomacy, and international engagement initiatives. These engagements are typically executed through Blanket Purchase Agreements, indicating a trusted, repeat procurement relationship built on reliability, regulatory adherence, and timely fulfillment of sensitive attendance requirements. Their primary industry focus is under NAICS 711219 — Other Spectator Sports — which in practice encompasses the organized facilitation of high-profile, internationally recognized athletic events beyond traditional professional leagues. This positions them at the intersection of sports diplomacy and government ceremonial operations, serving as a niche enabler for U.S. representation at global sporting milestones. As a non-profit entity headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee operates under a federally chartered structure with no formal small business certifications. Their geographic presence is centralized, but their operational reach extends globally through coordinated partnerships with international sports governing bodies and host nations.