Denise Lampignano

Denise Lampignano operates JML Aerospace Division, doing business as JML Aerospace, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Santa Clarita, California. Registered in SAM.gov since April 13, 2007, JML Aerospace functions as a specialized supplier of aerospace hardware and spare parts for federal government agencies, with a primary focus on supporting rotary-wing aircraft maintenance and repair operations. The company has established itself as a critical vendor for the U.S. Coast Guard, providing essential aviation components that sustain the operational readiness of the service's helicopter fleet across multiple mission areas including maritime safety, security, search and rescue, law enforcement, and environmental protection.

JML Aerospace has demonstrated extensive experience delivering diverse aerospace components through numerous federal contract awards issued by the U.S. Coast Guard. The company's procurement history reflects a comprehensive range of spare parts and components essential for MH-65 and MH-60T helicopter fleet maintenance, including hoses, flexible pipes, seals, extruded seals, O-rings, fasteners, nuts, bearings, ball bearings, contact assemblies, electrical assemblies, modules, plugs, clamps, hose clamps, expandos, inserts, unions, and specialized hardware components. Contract awards have been structured as both delivery orders and purchase orders, with contract values ranging from several hundred dollars to over $68,000, demonstrating the company's capability to fulfill the Coast Guard's dynamic and varied procurement requirements across multiple scales. While the majority of awards have not included set-aside designations, JML Aerospace has successfully competed for and received several total small business set-aside contracts, including purchase orders valued at $11,582.00, $68,850.00, $10,117.92, $18,200.00, $28,724.40, and $14,700.80, reflecting the company's status as a woman-owned small business. All work is performed at JML Aerospace's Santa Clarita facility, with isolated exceptions for performance in Deerfield Beach, Florida, and Sudley Springs, Virginia. The company has consistently met Coast Guard requirements through firm fixed-price contract structures, often incorporating class determinations for nonavailability articles under Federal Acquisition Regulation 25.103(b)(1) with applicable Buy American Act exceptions.

JML Aerospace currently maintains four significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the U.S. Coast Guard totaling approximately $1.8 million in potential contract value through December 2026 and December 2027. The largest IDV, valued at $1,031,298.52 and awarded January 1, 2022, procures various spare parts for MH-65 aircraft maintenance with an ultimate completion date of December 31, 2026. A second unrestricted IDV valued at $125,211.30, awarded March 2, 2022, also focuses on MH-65 aircraft spare parts with performance extending through December 31, 2026. Two additional total small business set-aside IDVs provide complementary capacity: one valued at $358,569.22 awarded July 18, 2023, and another valued at $330,184.30 awarded May 18, 2023, both extending through December 31, 2027. These four contract vehicles have collectively generated documented task orders exceeding $300,000 in cumulative awards as of November 2025, with individual delivery orders ranging from $761 to $58,525.80. The IDVs have supported the Coast Guard's sustained procurement of critical aerospace components including O-rings, hoses, seals, fasteners, bearings, expandos, panel inserts, and related aviation hardware essential for MH-65 and MH-60T aircraft operations. Task orders have been issued consistently across 2023, 2024, and 2025, with completion dates extending into April 2026, demonstrating sustained demand from the Coast Guard for JML Aerospace's specialized aerospace supply capabilities.