Target Hospitality Corp.

Target Logistics provided temporary housing for the FBI, Secret Service, and other government security personnel during the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah. Following the 2002 Olympics project, the company began focusing on temporary housing.

In 2005, the company provided disaster relief housing for those displaced in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. In 2006, Target Logistics began work to complete unfinished military housing in Basra, Iraq.

In 2007, the company began its first natural resources project, providing housing for copper mine operations in Morenci, Arizona. Its first oil field project was in 2010, when the company expanded into North Dakota. The majority of the company's current operations take place in the region, as a result of the North Dakota oil boom.

In 2012, Target Logistics continued its work in the oil industry and expanded into South Texas to support the Permian Basin and the Eagle Ford Shale operations. In this year, Target Logistics also introduced its mobile crew camps, which are self-contained, movable structures designed for operations that need to relocate frequently, such as pipeline transport and transmission line construction.

In February 2013, Target Logistics was acquired by Algeco Scotsman, a company headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, that provides modular space, temporary building systems, and storage solutions. Algeco Scotsman has more than 310,000 modular space and storage units and operates in 38 countries. The deal was seen by Target Logistics as an opportunity to expand its business globally.

In 2018, Target Logistics changed their name to Target Lodging to better align their brand with their offering.

In March 2019, Target Lodging changed its name to Target Hospitality upon the completion of an acquisition by Platinum Eagle Acquisition Corp and began trading on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbols TH and THWWW.