When your corporation outgrows patchwork communications, we wire the whole picture.

We procure and provision hardware as part of a project — not a retail storefront. Bundled with support, always.

Manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and financial services with under ten thousand seats. Above that we bring in a partner carrier — we stay honest about where our bench ends.

Twelve or twenty-four months is typical for managed work. If you only want the written assessment first, we can keep that phase month-to-month until you decide on a build.

Five business days after we receive network diagrams plus agreed read-only access — weekends do not count. If your firewall team needs two weeks to open ports, the clock starts when access works, not when you first emailed.

Yes, when the contract and routing still make sense. We have replaced carriers when the math was ugly — but we do not force churn for a spiff.

Included: written findings, risk callouts, and a phased recommendation you can hand to finance. Not included: hands-on remediation, overnight cutovers, or pen-testing — those are quoted separately if you want HalTech to execute them.

Lower forty-eight: both. Alaska and Hawaii: remote support only from our Austin hub — no travel. Canada: by separate statement of work.

That is how most rollouts start. We document the pilot runbook so site two is boring — boring is good here.

For covered workloads we execute a BAA where HalTech touches PHI on your behalf, and we map controls to your security questionnaire. Legal still reviews both sides — we are engineers, not your outside counsel.

Often we augment, not replace: your team keeps day-two tickets; we own backbone design, carrier escalations, and the 2 a.m. bridge when a trunk fails. The mix varies — we spell it out in the SOW so nobody’s role gets fuzzy.

Contract clients with a holiday addendum reach the on-call queue. Everyone else hits voicemail with a published SLA for the next business day. No surprises — the table is in the appendix.