California Industrial Facilities Resources, Inc.

California Industrial Facilities Resources, Inc., doing business as Camss Shelters, manufactures and delivers portable military shelter systems, tent structures, environmental control units, and expeditionary infrastructure solutions to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor on a predominantly full-and-open, non-set-aside basis. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Monroe, Washington, competing primarily under its $800 million Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Defense Logistics Agency for tentage and shelters and its $36.4 million General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule contract.

Camss Shelters' customer base concentrates heavily in the Department of Defense and logistics agencies. The top five funding sources by potential value account for 80% of combined value, anchored by the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Clothing and Textiles division at $809.8 million across 12 awards—nearly 78% of the entire portfolio—followed by the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection ($6 million across 9 awards), the Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement ($4.8 million across 7 awards), and the Air Forces Europe and Africa ($4.1 million across 24 awards). By award count, the Air Force leads with 44 awards totaling $3.8 million, but the DLA relationship dominates dollar value by an order of magnitude. This concentration reflects the vendor's strategic position as a dedicated supplier on DLA's single-award IDC, which expires October 20, 2025—a significant recompete cliff.

Camss Shelters places the vast majority of work under two core vehicles: the $800 million DLA IDC and the GSA MAS. The Buildings and Building Materials vehicle accounts for 160 task orders carrying $30.1 million in combined potential value; the GSA MAS carries 26 task orders at $3.3 million. Recent representative work includes a $309,770 total small business set-aside purchase order from Air Mobility Command for a command and expeditionary shelter at Travis Air Force Base (September 2025), a $231,250 full-and-open delivery order from Air Forces Europe and Africa for twelve small shelter tents in Kenya under GSA MAS (September 2024), a $456,180 total small business set-aside purchase order from Air Education and Training Command for Alaskan-style tents (September 2023), and a $491,600 full-and-open delivery order from the Air Force for small shelters in Great Britain under GSA MAS (June 2023). Capability breadth spans tactical deployable structures, medium and large shelter systems, roto-molded storage containers, environmental control units, and custom containment tents—evidenced by a $23,650 total small business set-aside order from NASA Langley for a custom dark-air-tight containment tent with specifications for light-blocking material and air purge systems (September 2025).

Award activity has been volatile: four awards in 2022, a spike to 23 in 2023, declining to 15 in 2024 and 13 in 2025, with only two awards recorded in 2026 through August. Combined potential value across 388 prime and sub awards totals $1.04 billion, though obligated dollars stand at $59.4 million (6% of potential). The DLA IDC ceiling dominates the portfolio but carries recompete exposure—its ultimate completion date is October 20, 2025, now within the recompete window. Top NAICS concentrations cluster around prefabricated metal building and component manufacturing (226 awards), textile bag and canvas mills (62 awards), and temporary shelters (23 awards); top PSC codes are tents and tarpaulins (158 awards) and prefabricated and portable buildings (127 awards), mapping directly to the shelter-manufacturing footprint.

Camss Shelters holds minimal subcontract presence: two sub-awards recorded, one to L3 Technologies for a project TMET controller and environmental control system (January 2025) and one to Atlantic Diving Supply for tan main cover components (August 2024). The vendor operates primarily as a prime, with no recurring teaming relationships or major sub roles evident in the portfolio. Across 93 distinct customer agencies, Camss Shelters has established itself as the dominant single-source supplier for military tentage and portable shelter systems through the DLA vehicle, with secondary volume from Air Force commands and emerging civilian agency work (VA, State Department, CBP, NASA) via GSA MAS. The company does not carry 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other SBA set-aside designations; it competes and wins across both full-and-open and total small business set-aside categories, though its largest dollar anchor—the DLA IDC—was awarded without set-aside.