Denise Lampignano

Denise Lampignano JML Aerospace Division, doing business as JML Aerospace, is a woman-owned small business sole proprietorship based in Santa Clarita, California that supplies aerospace spare parts and components to the U.S. Coast Guard as a prime contractor on full-and-open and set-aside delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs), with all 549 recent awards routed through the Coast Guard as the sole customer agency.

JML Aerospace specializes in procurement of MH-65 and MH-60T helicopter maintenance and repair components — o-rings, hoses, fasteners, seals, bearings, electrical assemblies, clamps, connectors, plugs, and related aviation hardware — delivered on firm fixed-price terms under single-award Coast Guard IDCs. The vendor holds six active indefinite delivery contracts with the Coast Guard: a $1,031,298.52 unrestricted IDVC (awarded January 2022, extending through December 2026); a $358,569.22 total small business set-aside (July 2023, through December 2027); a $293,454.30 total small business set-aside (May 2023, through December 2027); a $125,211.30 unrestricted IDVC (March 2022, through December 2026); a $500,329.00 unrestricted IDVC (August 2026, through August 2031); a $144,345.80 partial small business set-aside (January 2027, through December 2031); and a $157,868.80 total small business set-aside (January 2027, through December 2031). The newer contracts, awarded in 2027, mark the vendor's most recent wins and extend performance through the end of 2031. Across these vehicles, JML Aerospace has generated task orders with individual ceiling values ranging from under $400 to over $68,000, with recent delivery orders including $26,292.50 for various spares (August 2026), $25,427.50 for hose assemblies (August 2026), and $30,263.45 for extruded seals (June 2026). Place of performance centers on Santa Clarita, California, with isolated exceptions for Deerfield Beach, Florida and Sudley Springs, Virginia; final inspection and acceptance occur at the Coast Guard Aviation Logistics Center in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.

All 549 recent awards in the portfolio are Coast Guard prime awards; the vendor holds no sub positions and competes on both full-and-open and set-aside vehicles. Set-aside designations span total small business, partial small business, and no set-aside, with total and partial small business set-asides concentrated in the newer 2023-2027 contract awards. The vendor's activity peaked at 28 awards in 2023 and has declined to 18 in 2025 and 8 in 2026 as larger multi-year IDCs matured and consolidated the award count; two awards in early 2027 represent exercises of option periods on the most recent contracts. Six awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $72 thousand, representing minimal recompete exposure given the vendor's dominant position on four higher-value IDCs that extend through 2027-2031. Over 91% of the 549 awards are classified under NAICS 336413 (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing), reflecting the vendor's narrow specialization in rotary-wing aircraft component supply. The portfolio underscores JML Aerospace's role as the Coast Guard's single-source or preferred supplier for MH-65 maintenance parts across a stable, long-term customer relationship spanning nearly two decades; the recent award of two new IDCs in January 2027 signals continuity of this relationship through 2031.