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Ten years of audio visual (AV) and information technology (IT) work across New England's institutions — each with its own calendar, its own procurement rules, and its own definition of “down.”
Hundreds of classrooms, a semester calendar that doesn't wait, and technology decisions that outlive the people who made them.
Standardized, documented room designs — purchasable through the Massachusetts Higher Education Consortium (MHEC) B11 contract, installed around the academic calendar.
Many rooms, small technology teams, and no slack in the school day for a classroom that doesn't work.
Simple, durable rooms teachers can run without a manual, and support that keeps them running.
Public meetings that must be seen and heard, procurement rules that must be followed, and budgets that are watched.
On Massachusetts statewide contract OFF50 — no separate bid process — with background-checked technicians in every public building.
Client-facing rooms where a failed meeting has a cost, and confidentiality expectations that follow every vendor in the building.
Dependable conferencing for banks, insurers, and law firms — delivered by vetted technicians who respect the setting.
Tenants judge a building by its amenity spaces, and every fit-out runs against a lease date.
Conference centers, lobbies, signage, and tenant spaces delivered on construction schedules, coordinated with your trades.
Clinical settings, telehealth that has to connect, and research spaces where downtime stalls the science.
Telehealth, collaboration, and lab-adjacent AV built for clinical and research environments, with background-checked technicians on every visit.
Every event is live. There is no second take in front of a paying audience.
Event technology, live streaming, and hybrid production support — plus the house systems behind them.
REV-T serves commercial and institutional clients only — no residential work. Out of respect for our clients' confidentiality, we don't publish client names; references are available on request through your account manager.
If it's a commercial or institutional space with technology in it, it's worth a conversation.