Dunmon Incorporated

Dunmon Incorporated, doing business as The Mate Company, Inc., manufactures cable assemblies and electrical components for the Department of Defense and federal supply agencies as both a prime contractor (20% of recent awards) and subcontractor (80%). The company is a for-profit manufacturer based in Temecula, California, competing on full-and-open procurement with no SBA set-aside designations across its federal footprint.

The Mate Company's capability portfolio centers on specialized cable assemblies, transceivers, and communications equipment components for naval and aviation platforms. Representative prime work includes purchase orders from the Department of Defense Aviation for cable assembly components valued at $2,405.70 awarded June 3, 2026 (completion July 6, 2026) and $3,916.00 awarded the same day (completion July 20, 2026), along with a $735 cable assembly purchase order from Aviation dated July 5, 2024. The company also fulfills smaller Defense Logistics Agency orders for construction and equipment components and NASA Kennedy Space Center procurement. Prime awards are predominantly small-value purchase orders, with combined potential value across all ten prime awards totaling $14 thousand — though obligated dollars of $3.6 million indicate substantially higher execution value than the published potential-value figures reflect.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to the Department of the Navy. Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command together account for 39 of the company's 49 total awards (80% of award count). Defense Logistics Agency Aviation ranks second by potential value ($8 thousand across seven awards), followed by NASA Kennedy Space Center ($5 thousand, one award). The discrepancy between award count and potential value is pronounced — the Navy generates most awards but many carry minimal published ceilings, whereas DLA Aviation's smaller award count reflects the bulk of stated potential value. The vendor serves six distinct federal customer agencies.

The Mate Company places significant work under Navy-owned indefinite delivery contracts. The top parent vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract N6660420DR000 with 14 task orders, followed by Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services Full Deployment Production (8 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract N0025319D0004 (4 task orders), and two additional Navy IDCs. These vehicles anchor the company's subcontract footprint.

Subcontract activity dominates the vendor's federal engagement. General Dynamics Mission Systems, Inc., Serco Inc., and Laurel Technologies Partnership serve as primary primes, with Serco accounting for the largest volume of sub-awards spanning radio frequency distribution and control systems, afloat networks goods, and baseline sonar assembly kits. General Dynamics sub-awards center on Navy software engineering and MK 54 lightweight torpedo sonar assembly kits. Laurel Technologies subs involve USN Tactical Interconnect (TI-24) production cable assemblies and wave hardware. Lockheed Martin accounts for one Navy engineering design development sub-award for cable assemblies.

Activity has grown substantially — four awards in 2022 to eighteen in 2024 — before moderating to fifteen awards in 2025 and three in the first half of 2026. The company's NAICS concentration reflects its manufacturing profile: instrument manufacturing for measuring and testing electrical signals (14 awards), search and detection/navigation system manufacturing (11 awards), and other communications equipment manufacturing (10 awards).

Manufacturer of data storage accessories, specializing in Serial Attached SCSI, SCSI, Fibre Channel and Fiber optic cables, adapters and converters. Also produce custom wire harnesses and cable assemblies, military circular connectors.