Cameron Technologies US, Inc.

Cameron Technologies US, Inc. Cameron Measurement Systems Division, doing business as Cameron's Measurement Systems, manufactures precision measurement instruments, differential gages, calibration sets, and pressure indicators for Department of Defense supply-chain and equipment-maintenance operations as a prime contractor competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. The firm is a for-profit manufacturer and subsidiary of Cameron Technologies US Incorporated (parent), headquartered in Pico Rivera and Whittier, California, and competes primarily through indefinite delivery contracts held with Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, Naval Supply Systems Command, and Naval Sea Systems Command.

Cameron's customer base is heavily concentrated in Navy supply and logistics functions. The top five customer organizations, by award count and potential value combined, account for 96 to 99 percent of recent awards: Naval Supply Systems Command leads with 587 awards totaling $18.1 million in combined potential value; DLA Aviation follows with 406 awards and $15 million; DLA Land and Maritime holds 120 awards and $1.2 million; Naval Sea Systems Command carries 73 awards and $777 thousand; and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command anchors the portfolio with 46 awards but the highest single-customer potential value at $33.1 million. The divergence between count and dollar rankings reflects Navy Information Warfare's concentration of higher-value work, while Naval Supply Systems Command dominates through sustained high-volume, lower-dollar delivery orders. DLA Energy (25 awards, $5.1 million) and other smaller DoD customers round out the remaining active base.

The vendor holds multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts across the Naval and DLA enterprise. The largest parent vehicle is IDC N6523606D7720, supporting 54 task orders valued at $6.6 million in combined potential; IDC N6523611D3209 carries 14 task orders worth $4.9 million; four additional IDCs (SPE4A613D0155, SPE4A620D5AN6, SPE4A618D5996) support 15 to 16 task orders each. A prime single-award IDC with DLA Aviation (contract ceiling $748,560.96, award date October 21, 2021, ultimate completion October 20, 2026) accounts for approximately 97 percent utilization as of the source snapshot, with eleven delivery orders totaling roughly $727,697.64 placed since inception. Recent delivery orders under this vehicle range from $44,537.64 to $152,700.48 for differential gages and calibration sets.

Activity trajectory shows sharp decline from prior volume: the vendor received 49 awards in 2021, dropped to 12 in 2022, then to 5 or 6 annually in 2023–2025. This contraction likely reflects the maturation of the parent indefinite delivery vehicles and shift to concentrated task-order placement against existing IDCs rather than new award wins. The source snapshot spans 1,287 total awards (all prime, no sub work) from 2005 to December 18, 2025, with combined potential value of $73.4 million and combined obligated dollars of $39.1 million (53 percent utilization). Recent representative awards include a $152,700.48 delivery order for a differential gage (part number 8511758401) to DLA Aviation (November 17, 2025, completion April 6, 2026, Whittier, California); a $44,537.64 delivery order for differential gages to DLA Aviation (December 18, 2025, completion May 7, 2026, Whittier, California); and a $5,373.94 calibration set award to DLA Land and Maritime (August 4, 2025, completion October 14, 2025, Pico Rivera, California).

Cameron's capability portfolio centers on pressure gages, differential gages, calibration sets and kits, gaskets, and related precision measurement instruments (PSC codes 7130 Pressure, Temperature, and Humidity Measuring and Controlling Instruments; 7135 Liquid and Gas Flow and Level Measuring Instruments). The firm's product manufacturing, reflected in top NAICS categories, spans Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, and Controlling Industrial Process Variables (445 awards), Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (396 awards), Automatic Environmental Control Manufacturing (178 awards), and Totalizing Fluid Meter and Counting Device Manufacturing (95 awards). All work is conducted at the Pico Rivera and Whittier facilities with no subcontract footprint recorded in the source; the vendor operates as a pure manufacturer-prime for DLA and Naval supply customers rather than as a system integrator or indirect participant.