Construction Contractors IT Solutions

We deploy a range of connectivity solutions depending on the location—cellular (LTE) for sites with coverage, LEO satellite systems like Starlink for locations beyond cell/cable reach, and traditional options like fiber, cable, or xDSL where available. We then use SD-WAN technology to combine these different connection types into secure, reliable connectivity with automatic failover. We’ve set up connectivity in work camps above the Arctic Circle, on outer Hawaiian islands, and at mine sites in Interior Alaska. The goal is having your team operational when they arrive on site, not weeks later waiting for a carrier to run cable.

With our Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) approach, your sensitive files never live on the laptop in the first place—they stay secure in our cloud environment. When a device goes missing, you’re just replacing hardware. Your team logs in from any replacement device and immediately has access to their full work environment. No data loss, no breach of bid pricing or client information, no emergency recovery situation.

Yes. BEC attacks targeting construction are sophisticated—they impersonate executives or accounting staff to redirect payments or steal bid information. We implement advanced email filtering that detects impersonation attempts, validates sender authenticity, and flags suspicious payment requests. We also provide security awareness training so your team recognizes these attacks. Construction firms are high-value targets because of large transactions and fast-paced operations, so this protection is critical.

Our business continuity solution can restore your entire server and applications as running systems in as little as 6 seconds using local instant virtualization—or within minutes using cloud disaster recovery if your office is completely offline. This isn’t just file recovery—it’s full system restoration. Your team can access bid documents, cost estimates, project files, and all applications while you resolve the underlying issue. Procurement deadlines don’t wait for IT recovery, which is why we provide true disaster recovery, not just backup.

Yes—we work exclusively in these markets. We understand that “remote” means something different here than in the Lower 48. We know shipping costs, weather windows, supply chain constraints, and infrastructure limitations. When you say “the project is in Bethel” or “we’re working on Molokai,” we understand the specific challenges that creates. We’ve deployed IT solutions in Prudhoe Bay, Guam, and outer islands—locations where most vendors won’t even bid.

Having someone you call when things break is reactive—you’re waiting for problems, then waiting for responses. Our Managed IT Services are proactive—we monitor your systems 24/7, catch issues before they become problems, and maintain infrastructure so you’re not constantly firefighting. You also get defined service levels (70% of calls answered in 1 minute), business hours support, and after-hours coverage options. Most importantly, you’re not dependent on one person’s availability.

Absolutely. Construction contractors typically have complex technology footprints—main office, project offices, temporary jobsite trailers, field staff working from trucks or hotels, and superintendents at remote sites. We design solutions that work across all these locations, provide secure connectivity regardless of where your team is working, and ensure everyone has access to the project files and tools they need.

Standard onboarding for our Managed IT Services takes 6-8 weeks, though well-documented environments can fast-track to 4 weeks. For urgent jobsite connectivity needs—like you just won a project and need the field office online fast—we can deploy solutions much quicker. We understand construction timelines don’t always allow for lengthy IT implementations, so we’re flexible based on your project schedules. Learn more about our onboarding process on our Managed IT Services page.