Cameron Chemical Corp

Cameron Chemical Corp, a Subchapter S Corporation based in Waipahu, Hawaii, provides hazardous waste collection, testing, and disposal services to federal military and civilian agencies as a prime contractor exclusively, competing in full-and-open markets without set-aside designations across the majority of its footprint. The company holds a single-award Total Small Business IDIQ with the Department of the Army's Pacific Region valued at $3.545 million through December 2031, positioning it as a specialized environmental remediation vendor for petroleum, oil, and lubricant product management on Oahu, Hawaii.

Cameron Chemical's customer base concentrates heavily on the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard, which accounts for 27 of 34 recent awards (79% of awards by count) with a combined potential value of $268 thousand, alongside a much smaller dollar footprint. The Army's Pacific Region IDIQ anchors the vendor's potential-value ranking at $3.6 million, representing 92% of combined potential value across all awards. Three additional agencies — the Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command, and the Defense Commissary Agency — complete the customer set. This concentration reflects Cameron Chemical's established geographic and capability niche: the vendor delivers repetitive, small-dollar hazardous waste disposal work at Coast Guard facilities in Hawaii (Base Honolulu, Air Station Barbers Point, Station Kauai, and Waianae), with capability spanning oily water and coolant removal, transformer oil disposal, paint and battery hazmat handling, JP-5 fuel offload, and hazmat identification and laboratory testing of unknown waste streams. Representative recent work includes a $43,284 purchase order from the Coast Guard for hazmat disposal of electronic waste and batteries (June 2026), a $37,963 order for miscellaneous chemical packaging and disposal (July 2025), and the July 2026 Army IDIQ award for non-hazardous petroleum product testing and disposal across Oahu.

Activity has been steady and recently accelerating: four awards in both 2022 and 2023, three in 2024, then seven in each of 2025 and 2026. Obligated dollars remain low at $309 thousand against $3.9 million in combined potential value, reflecting the early-stage execution posture of the large Army IDIQ and the small, discrete nature of Coast Guard purchase orders. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime — it carries no subcontract work in the source data — and does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts or agency BPAs beyond the single Army IDIQ. Its award portfolio clusters in Environmental Consulting Services (18 awards by NAICS code) and Hazardous Material Spill Containment and Clean-Up Equipment and Material (18 awards by PSC code), with secondary concentration in solid waste collection and hazardous waste treatment disciplines.