CEO, Marc Packard, recently gave his review on a platform called Quickbase. It's the engine that powers a majority of the internal workflows, project management, and financial oversight of the various daily operations of the organization. If you are looking for a...
Voting
Voting is a fundamental right for the American people. As a Veteran Owned business, we understand the sacrifices many have made for this privilege. Whatever your viewpoint, it's important to understand those that will represent you moving forward. Do a little...
Q3 /Q4 Forecasting
Sarvicus is growing. Q3 and Q4 are forecasted to be record quarters for Sarvicus. EOY 2022 is expected to be at least a 15% increase over 2021. Sarvicus is currently not advertising and minimal bidding is occurring due to the influx of opportunities. If you are...
Cisco Webex Calling Partner
Sarvicus has reached the Cisco Webex Calling Partner specialization. This took dedication by our sales and technical team to reach this specialization certification. This will allow Sarvicus to provide additional Cisco services to our customers. A big thank you to...
Sarvicus HQ has moved
Sarvicus has finally moved from its old location to Sarvicus Ranch. It's a 10-acre plot of land that will allow for a lot of future growth. We are extremely proud to provide an enhanced workspace for our employees as well as a more dynamic experience for our...
Sarvicus and NetSync team up for Walker County
Netsync with Sarvicus as their primary partner were awarded an opportunity from Walker County. Sarvicus provided a range of utility services ranging from boring, OSP / ISP path, fiber installation, and OTDR testing. Sarvicus and NetSync provided a proposal that encompassed a completed solution at an effective cost point. The project completed in December 2016 and was a resounding positive experience for everyone.
“My experience with NetSync and Sarvicus has been very favorable. The Walker County project was professional, timely and within budget. I would recommend their services to others without hesitation.”
– Mike Williford, Walker County Purchasing Agent