May Lee State Office Complex
Sacramento
State of California (DGS)
- Our scope
- Fire alarm and smoke control ($4.5M)
- GC / partner
- Hensel Phelps
Union-built life safety and building technology, designed, installed and serviced by one team.
An IBEW Local 100 contractor and member of the East Central California Chapter, NECA. Our crews train through the IBEW/NECA apprenticeship.
Six capabilities, designed together. Pick one, then tap a numbered point to see what it does. Ask us about specific products.
Addressable panels that pinpoint every device, networked across a building or a whole campus.
Smoke, heat, beam and air-sampling detection chosen for each space.
Horn-strobes, speakers and voice evacuation, plus alerts for emergencies beyond fire.
Firefighter smoke control panels and fan and damper control for large and high-rise buildings.
Two-way call stations at stairs and elevators, and in-building radio coverage so first responders can talk on every floor.
UL-listed central station monitoring, plus inspection reports you can pull up any time.
Wireless, networked and hardwired locks, chosen door by door for cost and security level.
Staff tap a card, fob or phone. Access is granted, logged and revoked from one place.
Arm, disarm and unlock from an app, with every event logged.
Door contacts, motion, glass-break and vape detection that alert the right people.
One-button or app lockdown, plus panic buttons at front desks.
Video intercoms, vehicle gates and turnstiles at the property line.
Fixed, panoramic, PTZ, multisensor and thermal cameras.
Every field of view mapped before install, so there are no blind spots.
Cloud or on-premise recording, sized to how long you need to keep video.
Find a person or vehicle across hours of video in seconds, and get alerts for unusual activity.
Plate recognition and perimeter cameras at entrances and parking.
Live and recorded video on your phone, linked to door events.
Call buttons and pillow speakers at every patient bed.
Emergency pull cords in every bathroom and shower.
Corridor lights show staff which room needs help and how urgent it is.
Emergency calls routed straight to the right team.
Every call answered and logged, and sent to staff phones or badges.
Cell call stations, intercoms and door control, including a Contra Costa County detention facility.
Screens sized for the room and every seat in it.
Conference cameras and ceiling microphones built for Teams and Zoom calls.
A touch panel starts the meeting, the display and the call.
Building-wide paging, intercom and emergency announcements.
Synchronized clocks and bell schedules across a campus.
Line-array speakers and sound reinforcement for gyms, stadiums and venues.
Racks, power and pathways built clean and labeled.
Backbone and horizontal cabling between floors and buildings.
Labeled data outlets, with Power over Ethernet for cameras, locks, phones and A/V.
Network switches, routers and gateways that connect every building system.
Cabling and mounting for Wi-Fi where people actually work.
Every link certified, labeled and recorded on as-built drawings.
One contract and one team, from the first site walk to the last service call. Everything coordinated, everything documented.
Our largest single project: fire alarm and smoke control at the $1 billion May Lee State Office Complex. Our scope: $4.5 million.
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Fire alarm and smoke control at the $1 billion May Lee State Office Complex in Sacramento.
Offices and public buildings for counties and cities across the Valley.
HCAI-reviewed hospital projects, phased around patient care.
DSA-reviewed school and college projects, scheduled around the school year.
Federal installations in California and out of state.
Nurse call and door control inside a detention facility.
Systems for buildings that never close.
Base building and tenant improvement systems for offices.
Security, cabling and life safety for plants and warehouses.
The promise in our headline starts with our own crews. Safe jobsites, clean paperwork, every project.
The team that built your systems keeps them running.
Greater Sacramento and the Highway 99 corridor to Bakersfield, plus Northern California and the Central Coast. Anywhere in California, and federal work out of state.