Division 27/28 • Houston Metro

Low-Voltage Subcontractor Houston, TX

Nova Titan Systems LLC provides Division 27 and Division 28 low-voltage subcontracting for general contractors and commercial builders throughout the Greater Houston metropolitan area. SAM.gov active, NAICS 238210.

Houston Division 27/28 Low-Voltage Subcontracting

Nova Titan Systems extends its Division 27/28 subcontracting capabilities into the Houston metropolitan area, one of the fastest-growing commercial construction markets in the United States. Houston's booming healthcare, energy, logistics, and retail construction sectors demand reliable low-voltage subcontractors who can deliver structured cabling, fire alarm rough-in coordination, access control, and security camera infrastructure on aggressive schedules.

From our Texas base, our crews deploy to the Houston metro for projects ranging from multi-story office towers and hospital expansions to distribution centers, retail build-outs, and government renovations. We perform CAT6/6A copper cabling, single-mode and multi-mode fiber, fire alarm rough-in coordination, access control reader installation, IP camera infrastructure, and Wi-Fi access point deployment. Cable testing, certification results, labeling and closeout documentation are provided based on project requirements and agreed scope. Regulated FA programming, testing, and tagging is performed by licensed Texas FA subcontractors engaged at award.

Houston general contractors benefit from Nova Titan's active SAM.gov registration and recorded small-business representations when pursuing projects with subcontracting requirements, federal subcontracting requirements, or state subcontracting requirements. Our CAGE Code (170W6) and primary NAICS 238210 make us an easy addition to your approved subcontractor list.

Services Available in Houston

Structured Cabling

CAT6/6A, fiber optic backbone, MDF/IDF telecom rooms, patch panels, and project-specified certification testing.

Fire Alarm Rough-In (Div 28)

Conduit, pathway rough-in, and device location coordination. Regulated FA programming, testing, and tagging by licensed Texas FA subcontractors at award.

Access Control

Card reader, panel, door hardware, and intrusion detection installation for commercial and government buildings.

Security Cameras

IP camera cabling, PoE switch infrastructure, NVR installation, and surveillance system integration.

Houston Market Experience

Nova Titan has delivered field service projects across commercial retail, warehouse distribution, corporate offices, and government facilities. Our Houston-area work includes field services for national retailers, smart-hands support for enterprise IT deployments, and low-voltage infrastructure for new commercial construction.

Houston public and commercial construction can involve city, county, education, port, and federal procurement requirements. Nova Titan's SAM.gov, UEI/CAGE, HUBZone and NAICS information can support subcontractor qualification, with solicitation-specific requirements confirmed per opportunity.

Company Credentials

Legal Name: Nova Titan Systems LLC
NAICS: 238210
SAM.gov: Active
UEI: CZ8BLZMSKZ66
CAGE: 170W6
Business Type: Small Business

Houston Coverage

  • Downtown Houston
  • Energy Corridor
  • The Woodlands / Spring
  • Katy / Sugar Land
  • Pearland / League City
  • Galveston County

Get a Houston Quote

We aim to acknowledge quote requests within one business day. Proposal and scheduling timing depends on scope and site requirements.

Request Houston Quote

What to send for a Houston proposal

Send the drawings or scope, quantities, site address and required date. Nova Titan manages delivery and assigns field resources for the approved project.

  • Identify cable type, drops, rack locations and who provides pathways and materials.
  • Include construction milestones, access restrictions and material readiness; field coverage is confirmed for each project.
  • Specify testing, labeling, as-builts and closeout requirements.

Travel, specialty equipment, testing and changes are addressed in the proposal. A requested date becomes a commitment only after scope and field availability are confirmed.