LVW Electronics of Colorado Springs, Colorado is a Veteran-owned small business incorporated in the State of Colorado. Since it's formation in 1974 by John R. Borchert and Eugene R. Griffith, ownership remains unchanged. The company's central focus is the engineering, integration, installation and maintenance of electronic systems primarily used in commercial and government facilities. Systems include: paging and intercom, logic control, professional sound reinforcement, audio-visual, security and surveillance, broadband and baseband video distribution, fiber optics, data, microwave transmission and fire alarm systems.
 

LVW is headquartered in an 8,400 square foot facility in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Approximately 3,500 sq. ft. is office space and the remainder is used for laboratory, staging and warehousing. LVW also operates a 2,500 sq. ft. facility in Denver, Colorado.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT:

Project Management involves the effective control of Quality Performance, Systematic Scheduling and Planned Budgets. LVW recognizes that every project has it's own unique circumstances that will require different levels of planning, monitoring, scheduling and management. LVW provides project management systems for constant control of information and documentation. LVW's approach to project management is to safeguard the client's interest by utilizing experienced managers in association with skilled local resources.

LVW believes that as the Team Leader, we must work proactively with the project team to achieve positive results. We provide audit and control of all projects and contracts. Our project management system continuously monitors project schedules, budget and quality for tracking and resolution of issues to ensure that milestones and requirements are consistently attained.

Key government customers include the United States Air Force Academy, Air Force Space Command and the United States Army at Fort Carson.

Commercial customers range from the Pepsi Center sports complex in Denver to Invesco Field, home to the NFL's Denver Broncos.

 The company routinely tackles large complex projects--the USAFA for instance-- spanning up to a year or more. Yet many installations are small facility projects completed in just 30 days, start to finish.