Pulse2 System One Acquires Pathfinder to Enhance Critical Infrastructure Services
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- •System One acquired Pathfinder to strengthen its critical infrastructure consulting capabilities.
- •Pathfinder will continue to operate independently while leveraging System One's resources.
- •The acquisition enhances project assurance and organizational effectiveness across multiple sectors.
On April 6, 2026, System One announced the acquisition of Pathfinder, LLC, a firm specializing in capital project management consulting and training for critical infrastructure sectors such as utilities, energy, mining, and pharmaceuticals. This acquisition aims to bolster System One's capabilities in project assurance, organizational effectiveness, and project-based resourcing. Pathfinder, founded in 1975, will continue to operate under its brand while benefiting from System One's extensive resources. The deal is expected to enhance the delivery of independent project reviews, risk support, and best-practice training. Steve Cabano will retain his position as President of Pathfinder. The terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. This strategic move aligns with System One's goal to improve capital project outcomes across various industries.
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