Pathtek.net

Pathtek.net, doing business as Pathtek Net, is a woman-owned small disadvantaged business based in Alamo, California that supplies commercial off-the-shelf information technology, communications, and medical equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS). The company holds self-certifications as a minority-owned, woman-owned small business and community development corporation owned firm and competes across both small-business set-asides (Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business) and full-and-open delivery orders and purchase orders.

Pathtek.net's capability portfolio centers on distributed sales of COTS IT hardware and peripherals — networking equipment including switches, routers, and KVM devices; computer components such as RAM, graphics cards, and desktops; communications products including Cisco phones and push-to-talk handsets; office machines and printers; power management equipment (UPS); and specialized medical and operational equipment including smart televisions for patient rooms and asset tracking systems. The company operates as a pure distribution and resale business rather than a systems integrator or services provider. Representative recent work includes a $297,134 delivery order from the Air Force for F25 Operations Enclave KVM switches at Scott Air Force Base (August 2025), a $98,477 delivery order from Department of Defense District Washington for RAM refresh at Quantico (February 2026), a $45,973 delivery order from the Marine Corps for Zebra printers and accessories (September 2025), a $33,358 delivery order from the Department of Veterans Affairs for Electronic Health Records Management upgrades (July 2025), and a $24,291 delivery order from the Navy's Naval Computer and Telecommunications office for Cisco TSG phones (September 2025).

Pathtek.net's customer base spans 44 distinct federal agencies, with significant concentration in the Department of the Air Force across multiple commands. GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates by potential value (66% of portfolio concentration), reflecting Pathtek.net's single-vehicle strategy through the MAS contract. The Air Force Air Combat Command places the highest frequency of orders (5 awards) among customer agencies, followed by the U.S. Marshals Service Investigative Operations Division, Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics, and U.S. Coast Guard (2 awards each). Potential-value rankings diverge from award-count rankings; the Air Force broadly (including Air Materiel Command, Air Combat Command, and Air Education and Training Command) and the Navy (through Naval Computer and Telecommunications) anchor the largest single orders despite the Air Force's higher volume.

Pathtek.net's sole parent vehicle is the GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract awarded May 24, 2022 with a ceiling of $475,000 and expiration date of May 23, 2027. The source indicates total ordering activity under the schedule exceeds $900,000 across 23 task orders since award, suggesting the vendor is consuming the MAS contract ceiling and generates incremental revenue through reorders and modifications. All 59 awards in the footprint are prime contracts under the MAS; the vendor carries no subcontract exposure and does not function as a sub-tier provider to other primes.

Activity has grown from four awards in 2022 to twelve in 2023, declining to seven in 2024, then recovering to nine in 2025, with one award recorded as of February 2026. The trajectory suggests seasonal or cyclical ordering patterns typical of GSA Schedule resellers rather than sustained growth. No recompete cliff is present; the MAS contract runs through May 2027 and activity renews through annual or ongoing task-order reorders rather than periodic recompetitions.

Pathtek.net's NAICS concentration is heavily skewed toward Computer and Office Machine Repair and Maintenance (24 awards), Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers (7 awards), and Electronic Computer Manufacturing (5 awards), reflecting its wholesaler and reseller posture. PSC coding tracks similarly, with Information Technology Software (7 awards) and IT and Telecom subcategories (servers, end-user support, components, and telephone/telegraph equipment) dominating the portfolio. The vendor does not subcontract work; all capacity and fulfillment flows through in-house procurement and resale of COTS products.