IT that meets your policy, your budget, and your auditor.

We align our technical controls with CJIS Security Policy requirements for any environment that touches criminal justice information. That includes background-checked personnel for CJI access, strong access controls, encryption in transit and at rest, audit logging, and incident response procedures aligned with the current CJIS Security Policy. We work closely with the department's CJIS Security Officer and the state CJIS coordinator for any formal attestation requirements.

Yes. We respond to formal RFPs, ITBs, and RFQs for local government IT services and have templates ready for common scopes (managed services, network refresh, security assessments). We can also be engaged through cooperative purchasing agreements where applicable, including Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, and state-level cooperative contracts where we hold eligibility. If you have a specific cooperative agreement you'd prefer to use, we'll tell you honestly whether we qualify under it.

Yes. We support school districts on E-Rate eligible services including Category 1 internet access support and Category 2 internal connections, managed internal broadband, and basic maintenance. We provide the documentation required for E-Rate Form 470 and Form 471 support and work alongside your E-Rate consultant on form filings. For districts without a consultant, we can refer to qualified consultants we've worked with.

We maintain documentation, backups, and retention policies aligned with Wisconsin and Illinois public records law. When an open records request touches IT systems, we assist the designated public records custodian with retrieval, ensure retention obligations are met, and document the chain of custody where applicable. Our engagement agreements include language that preserves the entity's control over public records at all times.

Flat monthly managed services agreements, typically structured on a fiscal-year basis to align with municipal budgeting. Line items are transparent and RFP-friendly. Capital projects (network builds, equipment refreshes) are quoted separately from operational support so your finance team can budget them as capital expenses rather than operational overhead. We also accept standard government payment terms including net-30 and net-45.

Yes. We carry cyber liability, general liability, and errors and omissions coverage appropriate for government client engagements. Certificates of insurance are available on request for procurement documentation, and we can add your entity as an additional insured where your contract requires it.

We can support the general IT infrastructure of a clerk's office where election management happens — network, endpoints, backup, access controls. Dedicated election system vendor software (WisVote for Wisconsin, for example) is managed by the state or the system vendor. We coordinate with that vendor when IT infrastructure changes could affect election operations and follow CISA guidance on local election office cybersecurity where it applies.