Stephanie L. Lambert

Stephanie L. Lambert serves as a key secondary procurement contact within the W6QK Acc-rsa unit of the Department of the Army, supporting the acquisition of mission-critical aerospace and missile defense systems. While not the primary contracting officer, she plays a vital role in facilitating contract execution, coordinating technical requirements, and ensuring alignment with the agency’s modernization goals for aerial and missile defense platforms. Her work centers on high-priority programs involving the UH-60 Black Hawk, AH-64 Apache, and advanced guided missile systems, where she assists in managing complex solicitations for avionics, propulsion, sensor integration, and mission-critical support services essential to operational readiness. Her contractor relationships are primarily with prime defense contractors and systems integrators specializing in aerospace and missile technology, though specific vendor names are not publicly attributable in current records. She engages with a narrow but highly specialized pool of vendors possessing DoD clearance, AS9100 certification, and proven experience in classified aerospace programs. Her procurement patterns reflect a reliance on established industry partners with deep technical expertise in guided missile manufacturing and airborne combat systems, ensuring seamless integration of next-generation capabilities. Stephanie’s procurement activity shows no use of socioeconomic set-asides, with 100% of acquisitions conducted under full and open competition. This reflects the highly specialized, technology-sensitive nature of the programs she supports, where only a limited number of qualified vendors possess the requisite certifications and security clearances to meet mission requirements. Her primary focus is exclusively on NAICS 336414—Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing—encompassing the procurement of guided missile components, warhead systems, flight control units, and associated test and evaluation services. She operates at the intersection of defense aerospace engineering and acquisition policy, with deep domain expertise in missile system lifecycle management, ruggedized electronics, and propulsion subsystems critical to Army air defense modernization.