System One, a provider of specialized outsourced services and workforce solutions, announced the acquisition of Pathfinder, an independent firm focused on capital project management consulting and training across critical infrastructure sectors. The deal strengthens System One’s capabilities in project assurance, organizational effectiveness, and project-based resourcing across industries, including utilities, energy, mining, and pharmaceuticals.
Founded in 1975 and headquartered in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Pathfinder brings decades of experience supporting capital projects ranging from small initiatives to large-scale programs. Its services include independent project reviews, risk and contracting support, project controls, and best-practice training designed to help project owners achieve cost and schedule certainty.
Following the acquisition, Pathfinder will operate as a System One company within its critical infrastructure segment. The firm will continue delivering its consulting and training services while benefiting from System One’s broader scale and resources. Steve Cabano, Pathfinder’s current owner, will remain in his role as President.
System One stated that the acquisition enhances its ability to deliver end-to-end support for complex infrastructure projects, combining technical expertise with workforce solutions. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
KEY QUOTES:
“Pathfinder’s deep expertise in project assurance, controls, and capital program delivery is highly complementary to System One’s Critical Infrastructure platform. Together, we strengthen our ability to support owners with independent insight, specialized technical resources, and disciplined project execution.”
Greg Lignelli, President & COO, System One
“System One provides the scale and capabilities that allow Pathfinder to expand our impact while continuing to deliver the independent, technically grounded guidance our clients rely on. The combination brings together two organizations with complementary strengths, shared values, and a common focus on improving capital project outcomes.”
Steve Cabano, President, Pathfinder
