Cam Management And Services, LLC

Cam Management And Services, LLC, a minority-owned and women-owned small business based in Springboro, Ohio, delivers facility maintenance, mechanical systems repair, electrical systems repair, and construction services to the Air Force as a prime contractor under Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open competitions. The company is self-certified as a Small Disadvantaged Business and Woman-Owned Small Business, and competes predominantly under set-asides on its mechanical and electrical repair indefinite delivery contracts while mixing set-aside and full-and-open designations across its construction delivery orders.

Cam Management's federal footprint is almost entirely concentrated with the Department of the Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The top five funding agencies account for 92% of recent awards, overwhelmingly led by Air Force Materiel Command with 44 awards worth $419.6 million combined potential value—nearly 94% of the company's total $445.5 million portfolio. The Air Force Research Laboratory and broader Department of the Air Force contribute an additional $20.3 million across 19 awards, with the Army Corps of Engineers and Defense Logistics Agency representing minor secondary customers. This extreme concentration reflects Cam Management's role as a deep, embedded facilities partner at WPAFB rather than a diversified prime across multiple bases or agencies.

Cam Management holds three significant single-award indefinite delivery contracts with Air Force Materiel Command: a $24.9 million mechanical systems repair contract running through November 2029 (set-aside Total Small Business), a $9.9 million electrical systems repair contract also running through November 2029 (set-aside Total Small Business), and a seat on the $247 million Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Multiple Award Construction Contract (MACC) 2020-2025 for design-build, design-bid-build, maintenance, repair, alteration, and new construction work. These three vehicles anchor the firm's task-order flow. Cam Management places the majority of its delivery orders under the mechanical and electrical IDCs (30 and 10 task orders respectively from the top parent vehicles block), with six additional MACC-issued delivery orders bringing complex construction and demolition scope. Representative recent work includes a $10.6 million delivery order under the MACC for HVAC controls and chilled water plant replacement at Building 20655 (awarded January 2026), a $7 million consolidated demolition and facility maintenance delivery order under the MACC (awarded January 2025), a $2.4 million cooling tower replacement task order under the mechanical systems IDC (awarded May 2025), and a $1.7 million hot water system and cooling room equipment repair task order (awarded July 2025). Smaller routine orders—$38 thousand for restroom carrier repair, $59 thousand for chiller repair, $121 thousand for air compressor replacement—cycle continuously through the mechanical and electrical repair vehicles, demonstrating steady baseline utilization beneath the larger projects.

Capability concentration aligns with Wright-Patterson's infrastructure profile: plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors dominate the NAICS category (34 awards), followed by electrical contractors (13 awards) and commercial building construction (12 awards). The firm's PSC footprint reflects the same emphasis—air conditioning equipment (26 awards), repair or alteration of miscellaneous buildings (10 awards), miscellaneous electrical power and distribution equipment (7 awards), and facilities housekeeping operations support (7 awards). Work performed spans HVAC system replacement and repair, boiler and hot water generator replacement, cooling tower fill and condenser repair, variable frequency drive and VAV box replacement, generator and transformer replacement, chilled water plant operations, steam tunnel renovation, lighting upgrades, electrical panel relabeling, and building renovation and demolition.

Activity has grown substantially in the past three years: one award in 2021 to 23 in 2025, with six awards through April 2026. Seven awards (combined potential value $20.7 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure for the mechanical systems repair contract, electrical systems repair contract, and several MACC delivery orders. Obligated dollars total $67.2 million (15% of combined potential value), indicating that a significant fraction of ceiling value remains in performance pipeline. The company operates almost entirely as a prime contractor (99% of awards) with minimal subcontract activity; one sub-award appears in the source portfolio but is not described in detail. Cam Management's federal award profile reflects specialization in Air Force base infrastructure rather than breadth across customer agencies or vehicle types, with sustainable access to three large IDCs and the MACC vehicle supporting steady task-order flow through 2029.

CAM is an 8(a) certified contractor, is a leading provider of Construction Services/Construction Management, Operation and Maintenance Services, and Environmental Services. Specializing in government contracts and services.