For general contractors, construction managers, and property owners
Field Technology Projects for General Contractors and Property Teams
Need cabling, fiber, cameras, access control, AV, or another field technology project? Send us the project details. Norvet can help route the request to an appropriate independent contractor.
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Pick one request type below: upload plans or photos, send project details, or tell us your timeline. After submission, we review the project location, scope, documents, and deadline and tell you what is needed next.
Field Technology Scopes We Review
Send details covering any of the following and Norvet will review the project and identify the appropriate next step.
- Cat6 and Cat6A data cabling
- Voice cabling
- Fiber backbone and demarc extensions
- Wi-Fi access-point cabling
- IP-camera cabling
- Access-control cabling
- AV infrastructure cabling
- Patch panels, racks, and network closets
- Cable testing and labeling
- Cable schedules, port maps, and closeout documentation
Camera and access-control projects do not automatically include equipment programming, monitoring, locksmith work, or full security-system integration.
If the drawings combine low-voltage, electrical, security, and owner-furnished systems, Norvet will identify what is included, excluded, or requires another trade.
Where This Fits
- Tenant improvements
- New commercial buildouts
- Renovations
- Office and clinic expansions
- Retail and restaurant locations
- Warehouses and logistics facilities
- Multi-site rollouts
- Existing-network remediation
- Service and repair scopes
What Happens After You Send the Project
Norvet does not perform, price, or warranty regulated installation work itself. Here is what actually happens once Norvet has your project details.
Details reviewed
Norvet reviews what you send against the project categories above and notes anything unclear.
Missing information flagged
If something is needed to review the request, Norvet asks for it rather than guessing.
Scope identified
Norvet identifies which parts of the project, if any, need a licensed contractor, and which parts Norvet can support directly: IT, network, cybersecurity, and other technology needs.
Request routed
For work that needs a licensed contractor, Norvet helps connect the request with an appropriate contractor. For direct technology needs, Norvet follows up to scope that work itself.
Next step confirmed
You hear back with what happens next and who you can expect to hear from for each part of the project.
Relevant Project Experience
Field technology work Norvet has completed, with the scope that maps to what is described above.
Cultural / Tourism, Macon, Georgia
Historic music museum in Macon, GA
Name withheld at client request. Engagement details available under NDA.
A multi-day Wi-Fi infrastructure deployment was delivered for a historic music museum, achieving full building wireless coverage inside a historic structure without disrupting visitor operations.
Comparable to Wi-Fi access-point cabling completed inside an occupied building under scheduling and preservation constraints, similar to a renovation or tenant improvement that has to stay open during construction.
Reference available upon request. Ask when you start a project with Norvet.
Read the full case studyLegal, Atlanta, Georgia
Law office in Atlanta, GA
Name withheld at client request. Engagement details available under NDA.
A full wired and wireless office refresh was delivered for a law office under a strict one-week deadline while closing major operational and compliance gaps.
Comparable to Cat6 and Cat6A data cabling and Wi-Fi access-point cabling at renovation and tenant-improvement scale: 25 new Cat6 drops pulled and terminated, plus 8 Wi-Fi access points mounted and tuned, inside a one-week turnkey deadline.
Reference available upon request. Ask when you start a project with Norvet.
Read the full case studyHealthcare, Snellville, Georgia
Medical clinic — Snellville, GA
Name withheld at client request. Engagement details available under NDA.
A wireless access point cabling job was completed at a medical clinic in Snellville, GA: a new WAP run at 50 feet was traced, pulled, tested, and certified, and the clinic's printers and peripherals were installed and configured, with staff trained on day-to-day use. Completed in a single visit scheduled around patient hours.
Comparable to Wi-Fi access-point cabling and the cable testing and labeling scope on this page: a new access-point run traced, pulled, tested, and certified in a single visit.
Reference available upon request. Ask when you start a project with Norvet.
Read the full case studyCommercial Office, Metro Atlanta, Georgia
Commercial office — Metro Atlanta, GA
Name withheld at client request. Engagement details available under NDA.
A desk phone on one extension went dead. The wall port was tested, a bad cable run was confirmed, a fresh Cat drop was pulled and patched into the switch, and the phone came back with clean two-way audio. Single visit, same day.
Comparable to Cat6 and Cat6A data cabling and cable testing scope: a cable fault diagnosed, a new drop pulled and terminated, and the run verified before close-out.
Reference available upon request. Ask when you start a project with Norvet.
Read the full case studyHealthcare, Norcross, Georgia
Physical therapy clinic in Norcross, GA
Name withheld at client request. Engagement details available under NDA.
A new network drop was run, cabling terminated, and an IP security camera deployed for a physical therapy clinic, with the full scope completed the same day.
Comparable to IP-camera cabling scope: a new data drop pulled, terminated, and tested, with a camera deployed and integrated the same day.
Reference available upon request. Ask when you start a project with Norvet.
Read the full case studyThese engagements were performed directly for the property owner or tenant, not for a general contractor. They are shown here for comparable scope and site conditions only, not as project references for a GC-awarded contract.
What to Send Before Bid Day
None of this is required to reach out. The more of it you send, the faster Norvet can review the request and identify next steps.
- Plan set and specs
- All issued addenda
- Project name and jobsite location
- Bid due date, time, and time zone
- Requested scope or bid package
- Construction schedule or completion date
- Alternates, allowances, phasing, or after-hours requirements
- Known prevailing-wage, union, badging, security, or site-access requirements
- Photos where drawings do not show existing conditions
Verified Qualifications and Delivery Model
Territory and Delivery Model
Norvet reviews every project before confirming next steps. For work that requires a licensed contractor, such as cabling, fiber, camera, or access-control installation, Norvet helps connect the request with an appropriate contractor. Norvet directly handles the business-technology side of a project.
Send the project location with your details so Norvet can review the request.
Veteran-Owned
Norvet MSP is veteran-owned, founded and led by a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. SDVOSB certification sits with Norvet LLC, our federal-contracting entity. Bidding federal or set-aside work? See the Federal Contracting page for that entity's registrations.
Insurance Documentation
Certificate of Insurance (COI) for Norvet's own business, available on request. W-9 and COI are provided at onboarding, the standard documents your AP or intake process asks for.
Installation, Testing, and Closeout
For regulated work performed by an outside contractor, that contractor is responsible for installation, testing, and closeout documentation, and states what is included in their own proposal. Norvet does not perform, test, or warranty that work.
Licensing
Norvet does not hold a low-voltage or electrical contractor license in any state, including Georgia. For regulated work, Norvet helps connect your request with an appropriately licensed contractor.
Vendor Documentation and Intake
If your project intake process requires vendor documentation, include your requirements when you send the project details.
- W-9
- Certificate of Insurance (COI) for Norvet's own business, available on request
- Bid-platform invitation handling: BuildingConnected, Procore, or another platform on request
- Additional onboarding or vendor-management documents on request
Already using BuildingConnected, Procore, or another bid platform? Include the invitation link and bid deadline in your request.
How a Request Moves Forward
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Send the details
Send project details, plans or photos, or your timeline. Include the bid deadline and any known site-access or phasing requirements.
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Review
Norvet reviews the request against the categories above and flags anything missing or unclear.
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Clarifications
Norvet sends questions back to you rather than guessing at intent from an incomplete set.
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Routing
For work that needs a licensed contractor, Norvet helps connect the request with an appropriate contractor. For direct technology needs, Norvet follows up to scope that work itself.
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Next step
You hear back with what happens next and who you can expect to hear from for each part of the project.
Common questions from contractors
Federal or set-aside project?
SDVOSB teaming and past performance
For federal, government, or SDVOSB/VOSB set-aside teaming, see our federal-contracting entity's registrations and capability statement.
Federal ContractingProperty owner or end customer?
Request service directly
If you are the site owner or operator rather than the GC, use our general service request form instead.
Request On-Site ServiceAnother MSP or vendor?
Subcontract the labor
If you need on-site hands in Georgia for your own client, Norvet can be the crew on the ground while you keep the client and the invoice.
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