Jaynmin LLC

Jaynmin LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Huntington Beach, California, operates exclusively as a subcontractor delivering technical advisory and systems engineering support to Department of Defense and intelligence-community primes. The sole proprietorship has completed three federal subcontract awards totaling $3.3 million obligated across two years (2024–2026), with no prime contracting vehicle position and no direct IDV or GWAC seats.

Jaynmin's customer footprint spans three federal agencies: the Department of the Air Force, the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), with equal award distribution across all three. Recent work includes space-systems technical subject-matter expert support under a Galapagos Federal Systems LLC prime for test and evaluation divisions at Space Command and U.S. Space Force headquarters (August 2024), systems engineering and technical advisory support on the Assault Breaker II program under Modern Technology Solutions, Inc. (November 2024), and analytical support services under a DARPA Technical and Analytical Support Services IDIQ (April 2026). The work spans research and development in physical and engineering sciences, professional and technical services, and computing-infrastructure domains, reflecting narrow specialization in defense-focused technical analysis rather than broad service delivery.

Jaynmin places task orders against two parent vehicles: the Research Engineering and Technical Services contract (one task order) and the DARPA Technical and Analytical Support Services IDIQ (one task order). With a two-year footprint, limited award volume, and 100% subcontractor positioning, Jaynmin operates as a niche technical-support resource for prime contractors on DoD and DARPA programs rather than as an independent federal vendor. The SDVOSB designation positions the vendor for small-business set-aside and mentor-protégé opportunities on future higher-value primes, but current revenue scale and awards velocity suggest early-stage federal-contracting maturity.