Fathom Logistics

Fathom Logistics is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in San Diego, California, structured as a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation. Registered in SAM.gov since February 2016, the company specializes in providing specialized equipment, electronic components, and logistics support services to federal agencies, with particular emphasis on defense and healthcare sectors. Fathom Logistics has established itself as a versatile government contractor through consistent performance on federal contracts across multiple agencies, demonstrating capability in managing complex procurement requirements and delivering specialized technical equipment to support military readiness and operations.

Fathom Logistics has provided an extensive range of goods and services through federal prime contract awards spanning multiple product categories and funding agencies. The company's primary contracting partner has been the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), with awards across the DLA's Aviation, Land and Maritime, and Troop Support divisions totaling well over $2 million in contract value since 2021. The company has supplied avionic services and components (including electrical test equipment, adapter kits, and related aviation maintenance support), electronic test sets and multimeters, electrical connectors and wiring components, personal protective equipment (respirator filters, hearing protectors, hardhats, ear protectors), hand tools and power equipment (including DEWALT cordless drills), electrical heat guns, circulating fans, soldering irons, dynamic microphones, plastic strips, public address sets, and transmitting sets. Beyond DLA, Fathom Logistics has received awards from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network (VISN) divisions for healthcare-related equipment including medication administration carts, RaySafe X2 radiation protection equipment, Ergotron medical carts, hydraulic metal shears, wide belt sanders, light tower generators, and specialized medical diagnostic equipment (Fluke ProSim 8+ ECG machines). The majority of awards utilized firm fixed-price structures and were issued as either purchase orders or delivery orders, with individual contract values ranging from approximately $1,000 to $500,000. Many awards were designated as SDVOSB set-asides, though a significant portion carried no specific socioeconomic set-aside designation. The company has consistently performed as a prime contractor without major subcontractors identified in the award records.

Fathom Logistics currently holds five active and recently expired Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division and one active IDC with the DLA Aviation division. The most substantial is a $2 million single-award IDC with DLA Aviation established on October 15, 2024, extending through October 14, 2029, for comprehensive avionic services and related components supporting military logistics, testing, and maintenance operations. This contract has already generated four delivery orders totaling approximately $1.153 million, with individual delivery orders valued between $217,738 and $500,508 for performance locations in San Diego and Long Beach, California. Fathom Logistics also holds a $250,000 single-award IDC with DLA Land and Maritime established July 14, 2023 (expiring July 13, 2024) for adapter kits and electrical test equipment, under which two delivery orders totaling approximately $25,693 were issued. Additional expired IDCs include a $250,000 contract awarded June 2, 2022 for adapter kit test sets (expired July 13, 2024), a $250,000 contract awarded February 11, 2022 for electrical test sets (expired February 10, 2023), a $250,000 contract awarded March 18, 2021 for adapter kit test items (expired March 18, 2022), and a $250,000 contract awarded February 4, 2021 for electrical test sets (expired February 4, 2022). These Land and Maritime IDCs were predominantly designated as SDVOSB set-asides and generated numerous delivery orders ranging from approximately $5,000 to $45,000 each, with cumulative utilization approaching or reaching the contract ceilings. All IDCs established delivery vehicles enabling DLA to issue multiple task orders for recurring equipment and component needs without requiring individual competitive solicitations, facilitating rapid acquisition of specialized logistics support across Department of Defense locations nationwide.