Gigli Enterprises, Inc.

Gigli Enterprises, Inc., doing business as Diver's Den, a woman-owned small business and Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Callaway, Florida, supplies industrial spare parts and consumable components—primarily fluid filter elements, seal assemblies, pump impellers, solenoid valves, O-rings, pressure indicators, and mechanical assemblies—to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor. The company competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements; while it holds woman-owned small business status and has secured some total-small-business-set-aside awards, the vast majority of its federal footprint (over 90% of recent awards) carries no set-aside designation. Gigli Enterprises has maintained federal contractor registration since July 2001 and operates across NAICS codes centered on aircraft engine parts, industrial valve manufacturing, and hardware manufacturing.

The Defense Logistics Agency dominates Gigli Enterprises' customer concentration, accounting for approximately 92% of awards by count and 81% by combined potential value. DLA Aviation leads with 3,193 awards valued at $145.6 million combined potential, followed by DLA Land and Maritime with 2,871 awards valued at $75.7 million. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command represents the third-largest customer by potential value, with 113 awards totaling $3.4 million. This customer concentration is highly stable; the top five funding agencies collectively represent the vast majority of the vendor's federal footprint, with minimal pipeline outside DLA. Within DLA, the two rankings track closely—Aviation dominates both volume and dollars—reflecting Gigli Enterprises' core specialty in fluid filter elements and engine-related components essential to military aircraft and aviation logistics.

Gigli Enterprises holds a substantial indefinite delivery contract portfolio with DLA, anchoring its procurement strategy. Recent IDC awards include a $2.5 million single-award vehicle with DLA Aviation for Filter Element, Fluid components (awarded April 2026, performance through April 2031), a $2 million DLA Aviation contract for fluid filters and related components (awarded March 2025, through March 2030), and multiple $250,000 to $350,000 single-award IDCs with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime covering seals, cylinders, and mechanical assemblies (awarded between January and November 2025, performance periods through 2026–2031). These vehicles enable the agency to issue firm fixed-price delivery orders on an as-needed basis. The company's task-order activity against named indefinite delivery contracts shows 116 orders against SPE7MX14D0109 ($1.1 million combined value), 75 orders against SPM7MX07D9006 ($2.6 million), and 52 orders against SPE7MX16D0052 ($328 thousand), demonstrating sustained call-down utilization across multiple vehicles.

Gigli Enterprises' award activity has remained relatively flat in recent years—249 awards in 2022, declining to 246 in 2023, 166 in 2024, and 180 in 2025—suggesting stable but not growing volume. The combined potential value across the full 7,927-award footprint totals $299.8 million, with $204.5 million obligated (68% utilization). Sixty-two awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $3.7 million, representing moderate recompete exposure. The company's recent representative prime contracts include a $690.5 million pump unit purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (awarded March 2026, total-small-business set-aside), a $431.9 million parts kit for fluid pressure filters from DLA Land and Maritime (awarded October 2025, total-small-business set-aside), a $343.4 million delivery order for fluid filter elements from DLA Aviation (awarded March 2025), and numerous $10,000 to $300,000 firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders for filter elements, valves, seals, and mechanical assemblies across DLA Aviation and Land and Maritime throughout 2025 and early 2026.

Gigli Enterprises functions almost entirely as a prime contractor; the source identifies only two subcontract sub-awards (both to Textron Systems Corp for long-lead-time material on LCAC 100 class craft, awarded September 2025), representing less than 0.1% of the vendor's federal footprint. The company's government business is delivery-order transactional—the vast majority of contracts are firm fixed-price purchase orders or delivery orders in the $1,000 to $500,000 range, issued against indefinite delivery vehicles or direct to requisitioning activities. This business model reflects Gigli Enterprises' position as a consumable-parts supplier tightly integrated into DLA's rapid-sourcing requirements for military readiness and logistics sustainment, rather than a systems integrator or platform-level contractor. The company's woman-owned small business designation has enabled periodic access to set-aside vehicles, but its competitive posture centers on full-and-open competition where it competes alongside large and small vendors for discretionary industrial components essential to defense operations.