Electrical contractors & construction managers
When the low-voltage scope is yours, but the specialty bench is not.
Large electrical contractors often carry fire-alarm or security responsibility. Construction managers often inherit Division 28 with no one on staff who can read a cause-and-effect matrix. MXLV sits underneath you as the specialist — you keep the client relationship.
For electrical contractors
- Design management and shop-drawing quality
- Integrator coordination when you are not the installing specialty
- Fire-alarm project-management support
- Submittal, RFI, and testing management
- AHJ and acceptance closeout
For CMs and owner’s-rep firms
- Division 28 / fire-alarm subconsultant under your program
- Bid-leveling that sees through a low integrator number
- Change-order review on technology scope
- Commissioning oversight and punch discipline
- A named specialist your project manager can call
You do not need another generalist on the job.
You need someone who lives in NFPA 72, Division 28, and the gap between a sold system and an accepted one.