Cameron Energy Services Corp.

Cameron Energy Services Corp., a foreign-owned precision measurement device manufacturer based in Pico Rivera, California, delivers differential pressure gauges, dial gauges, liquid quantity indicators, flow meters, and related measurement instrumentation to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards) competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside posture.

The company's customer base is heavily concentrated in naval logistics and defense aviation procurement. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation dominates by potential value at $40.9 million across 79 awards, while the Naval Supply Systems Command leads by award count at 142 awards valued at $7.7 million combined. The two rankings diverge markedly: DLA Aviation's dollar concentration reflects larger indefinite delivery contract vehicles and delivery orders, whereas NAVSUP's volume derives from numerous smaller purchase orders ranging from several hundred dollars to over $100,000 per item. DLA Land and Maritime, Naval Sea Systems Command, and the Department of the Navy proper round out the active customer set, collectively representing less than 2% of combined potential value. Cameron competes predominantly in the open market against larger suppliers; no small business set-asides apply across the prime footprint.

Cameron holds four active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Aviation: a $886,585.44 vehicle (awarded March 2022, expires March 2027) under which at least four delivery orders totaling $359,856 have been issued; a $689,673.60 vehicle (November 2023, expires November 2028) supporting differential pressure gauges; a $275,214.02 vehicle (February 2023, expires February 2028) with seven delivery orders issued totaling $191,720; and a $560,626.00 vehicle (May 2025, expires May 2030) for fluid flow meters with two delivery orders issued to date valued at $100,800. Individual delivery orders under these vehicles typically range from $15,000 to $80,000. Cameron also executes numerous purchase orders directly from NAVSUP and Naval Sea Systems Command, often under sole-source or limited-source authority when the government lacks technical data rights to source competing suppliers. Recent representative prime work includes a $734,780.94 pressure indicator assembly contract (December 2022, delivered January 2024), a $515,850.00 liquid indicator purchase order (August 2023), a $318,000.00 specialized NSN award (August 2024), and a $799,664.00 transducer purchase order (October 2025) from DLA Land and Maritime.

Cameron serves as a subcontractor to major defense shipbuilders: Huntington Ingalls Incorporated (DDG-51 class destroyer construction, LPD-30 amphibious transport dock, and LHA-9 amphibious assault ship programs), Electric Boat Corporation (submarine programs, including secondary propulsion and weapon cradle work), and Rolls-Royce Marine North America Inc. (marine propulsion and maintenance). Seven of 19 sub-awards on the records involve Huntington Ingalls vessel construction between January and September 2025, suggesting ongoing integration into new-construction and fast-track modernization programs. Sub-award scope centers on pressure gauges, measurement instrumentation, and industrial components supporting naval platform systems.

Award activity grew substantially from 51 contracts in 2022 to a peak of 84 in 2025, reflecting expanding DLA Aviation delivery-order activity and sustained NAVSUP small-purchase demand. Only five awards appear in 2026 year-to-date (through March 23), reflecting the source snapshot date. Six awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.1 million and face recompete; however, Cameron's incumbency on four active DLA Aviation IDCs and historical sole-source or limited-source relationship with NAVSUP for specialized measurement devices positions it favorably for follow-on work absent new competition. The company's federal footprint is concentrated in Defense Department logistics and sustainment procurement for measurement instrumentation; no civilian agency customers or grant recipients appear in the award record. Manufacturing occurs across Pico Rivera and Whittier, California facilities, with one repair contract reference to Tucson, Arizona.