Cameron Chemical Corp

Cameron Chemical Corp, a Subchapter S corporation based in Waipahu, Hawaii, provides hazardous waste disposal, environmental remediation, and hazmat handling services to federal agencies as a prime contractor competing in the full-and-open market with no set-aside designation. The company operates exclusively as a prime (32 awards, 100% of recent portfolio) with zero subcontract activity, delivering concrete environmental services including hazmat identification and testing, petroleum product disposal, transformer oil removal, paint and battery waste handling, and AFFF-contaminated material management.

Cameron Chemical's customer base is heavily concentrated with the U.S. Coast Guard, which accounts for 26 of 32 awards (81% of portfolio by count) and $256 thousand of the $297 thousand combined potential value across the entire prime footprint. Four secondary customers — the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (1 award, $14 thousand), the Defense Commissary Agency (1 award, $11 thousand), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (3 awards, $11 thousand), and the Army Installation Management Command Pacific Region (1 award, $5 thousand) — represent the remaining 19% of activity. The Coast Guard concentration is consistent across both award-count and dollar-value rankings, reflecting a narrow, region-locked customer relationship rather than diversified federal exposure.

Representative work includes a $41,336 purchase order from the Coast Guard in June 2026 for hazmat disposal of electronic waste and batteries at USCG Base Honolulu (ultimate completion July 1, 2026); a $37,964 purchase order from the Coast Guard in July 2025 for packaging, transport, and disposal of miscellaneous chemicals (completion September 7, 2025); and a $13,775 total small business set-aside purchase order from the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command in September 2025 for transformer oil disposal of 19 drums at Waianae, Hawaii (completion September 28, 2026). All work is structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders with performance locations in Hawaii or Guam.

Activity has accelerated modestly — four awards annually in 2022–2023, declining to three in 2024, then expanding to seven in 2025 and five through mid-2026. Only one award (the $13,775 NIWC transformer oil disposal purchase order) reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, limiting recompete-cliff exposure. Cameron Chemical's capability focus centers on environmental consulting services (18 awards across the portfolio), solid waste collection (5 awards), and hazardous waste treatment and disposal (3 awards), as reflected in the top NAICS and PSC categorizations. The vendor maintains an established track record with Coast Guard facilities across multiple Hawaiian installations, including Base Honolulu, Air Station Barbers Point, and Station Kauai, with demonstrated expertise spanning petroleum products, chemicals, batteries, transformer oil, jet fuel, antifreeze, paint, and aqueous film-forming foam contaminated materials.