Justice Systems provides electronic engineering, installation, and maintenance, services exclusively for justice facilities: adult detention and correctional facilities, youth correctional facilities, courthouses, and law enforcement centers.

This singular focus on justice facilities distinguishes us from "full-service" architectural, engineering, or other construction firms. We are highly skilled at helping agencies translate their operational needs into functional systems, working within operational facilities, and all other aspects of justice electronics design, management, installation, and maintenance.

As a firm of engineers, designers, and installers of electronics systems, our fundamental knowledge of electronics technologies, products, standards, and practices sets us apart from traditional electrical engineers, as well as justice architects and security consultants. True electronics expertise is essential to the successful design and implementation of these systems that are so critical to facility operations. Our staff provides that expertise.

Expertise in Replacements and Upgrades: With over 16 existing major facility upgrades either completed or in progress, our systems retrofit experience distinguishes us as the engineering firm that agencies rely upon for this specialized service. Fully 75% of our company's work involves replacements and upgrades, with the remainder being new construction.

Partnership in Security Electronics: As "co-managers" we represent agencies and proactively guide them through the entire process of planning, designing, installing, and maintaining electronic systems. We help manage the process, as well as engineer systems. Past clients and their referrals to other clients account for over 90% of our company's business. Our partnering approach and long-term commitment to clients ensures reliable, responsive, and flexible service.

Leadership in Technology and Standards: We are the technical leaders in the application of electronics technology for criminal justice facilities. Due to our expertise in personal alarms, we continue to be consulted by manufacturers in their R&D efforts. The firm has authored touchscreen guide standards for ASTM's Committee F33 on Detention and Correctional Facilities, established a subcommittee to write touchscreen test standards, and has led the application of non-proprietary open standards to security controls. Our expertise assures that agencies will obtain the most appropriate technology for their unique requirements.