Infinite Electronics International, Inc.

Infinite Electronics International, Inc., doing business as Pasternack Enterprises, manufactures and supplies radio frequency and microwave components to the federal government as a prime contractor (41% of awards) and as a subcontractor to major defense primes (59% of awards), competing exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. The company, based in Irvine, California, is a for-profit manufacturer of goods with a footprint spanning 59 federal awards across 32 customer agencies since 2020, though the combined potential value of recent awards remains modest at $675 thousand — reflecting the structure of its sales as numerous small purchase orders for specialized components rather than large systems contracts.

Pasternack's core capability is the design, manufacture, and supply of RF and microwave components: cables, connectors, adapters, power dividers, attenuators, amplifiers, and oscillators used in aerospace, defense, and scientific instrumentation applications. Representative prime work includes a $125.6 thousand purchase order from the Federal Aviation Administration's Non-Franchise Acquisition Services for 60 continuously variable attenuators (awarded September 2024, performance through April 2025), a $165.1 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command order for 126 power dividers to support Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane (awarded June 2023), and a $74.6 thousand Naval Air Warfare Center order for 102 fixed attenuators (awarded September 2025). Recent prime activity spans the Department of the Navy (Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Naval Supply Systems Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces), NOAA, the Drug Enforcement Administration, and NASA. The company has also supplied voltage-controlled oscillators to NOAA, RF adapters and connectors to Naval Information Warfare Systems Command's Digital Modular Radio RF Patching System, and power amplifiers to the Office of Naval Research.

Customer concentration sits with the Department of the Navy: Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Air Systems Command account for 9 of the top 19 prime awards by count and dollar value, representing 32 percent of awards in the coverage set. The Federal Aviation Administration, U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces, and NASA Shared Services Center round out the top five. Awards are predominantly small purchase orders under $200 thousand, structured as firm-fixed-price POs with performance periods of one to eight months. The vendor does not hold seats on government-wide IDIQs or GWACs; named parent vehicles in the source are limited to a Basic Ordering Agreement (FA862021G4024, 3 task orders) and scattered agency-specific contracts such as an Indefinite Delivery Contract (W31P4Q22D0004, 2 task orders).

In its subcontractor role, Pasternack supplies RF and microwave components to Lockheed Martin (NGI AUR development, MK21A re-entry vehicle engineering, Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared), Raytheon (BIG SAFARI waveguide systems, DARPA RF/microwave devices), Boeing (MQ-25 unmanned aerial vehicle common aerospace commodities), Northrop Grumman (B-1 LOA radar, IBCS hardware production), L3Harris (communications systems for Taiwan), General Dynamics Information Technology (special technologies engineering and integration), and others. Subcontract awards span DARPA research programs, space communications infrastructure (Peraton for NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's SCAN network), Army aviation modernization (KBR Wyle Services), and submarine photonics systems (L3 Technologies). Activity has accelerated: 3 awards in 2022 growing to 22 in 2025, with the most recent subcontract work dated February 2026 under Serco for command post modernization installation to military vehicles.

Pasternack competes exclusively through open-market solicitations and does not hold small-business set-asides or specialized certifications. The vendor's market position is anchored to direct manufacturer status for brand-name Pasternack-family products; Navy and Air Force solicitations frequently specify Pasternack components by part number or cite "brand name or equal" language, creating a procurement advantage through sole-source justifications tied to items peculiar to the manufacturer. The company performs work from its Irvine facility and occasionally from customer sites (Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane, Naval Air Warfare Center Ridgecrest, Washington DC for Office of Naval Research orders).