Commercial building systems · Dallas–Fort Worth
Contact TACS
Let’s build what’s next.
Contact TACS—Texas Automation and Controls—to discuss commercial cabling, access-control wiring, BAS field work or camera-cabling projects. Based in Dallas, Texas, we review Dallas–Fort Worth inquiries from contractors, systems providers and facility teams.
Request a scope review
Tell us about your project.
Use this form to request a commercial low voltage quote, send a bid package or ask where TACS can support your project. Select the closest service—or choose “Other / general inquiry” when you are not sure.
- Company
- Texas Automation and Controls (TACS)
- Home base
- Dallas Fort-Worth, Texas
- Project coverage
- Dallas–Fort Worth, with scope and crew availability confirmed per project.
- Site meetings
- Include the location and preferred dates. A meeting is not booked until confirmed.
This form is not an emergency dispatch channel. For an active equipment failure or security incident, use your established facility or system-provider response procedure.
Before you send
A clearer inquiry starts a better conversation.
You do not need a finished plan set to contact TACS. Send what is available and identify what is still being decided. These details help separate a preliminary conversation from a defined bid package.
Describe the installation
Identify the building, requested service and approximate quantities. Explain whether this is new construction, an addition, a relocation or an existing-building upgrade. Note who supplies equipment and who manages the system.
Share the current package
For a bid, include current drawings, specifications, relevant schedules and addenda. A single PDF or authorized plan-room link works. Label the revision so the scope is not estimated from an outdated document.
Explain the schedule
Provide the bid deadline and anticipated installation window. Include restricted work hours, occupied areas and site-entry requirements. Requested dates are reviewed, not automatically accepted by submitting a form.
What happens next
From inquiry to an agreed next step.
A submitted request begins a review. It does not schedule work or replace a written proposal.
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Submission receipt
Wait for the on-page receipt before leaving. If the connection is interrupted and receipt is unclear, keep the page open and use the same form’s retry option rather than sending a second inquiry.
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Scope review
The project information helps us review service fit, missing details and the resources needed. Further drawings, clarification or a site discussion may be needed before pricing.
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Confirm the next step
Any proposed work needs agreed responsibilities, required authorizations, commercial terms and scheduling. Keep using your existing project contact for active-job changes unless otherwise directed.
We review projects across Dallas–Fort Worth, including McKinney, Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco and Allen. Exact site coverage and travel requirements are confirmed for the requested scope; these are not separate office locations.
Choose the right scope
Explore the work before requesting a quote.
Use the service pages to understand the installation support and specialist responsibilities relevant to your project. The accepted written scope determines what TACS agrees to deliver.
Structured cabling
Cat6, fiber, cable pathways, terminations and agreed testing or closeout.
Review service details →Access-control wiring
Reader and door-device cabling, panels and defined hardware interfaces.
Review service details →BAS controls wiring
Controls field cabling and installation support coordinated with your integrator.
Review service details →Security camera cabling
Camera cable runs, pathways, terminations and identified connections.
Review service details →Contact and bid questions
Before you contact TACS.
Choose the inquiry route that fits your request, and keep sensitive information out of the form.
How do I request a low voltage quote from TACS?
Choose Request a Quote, select the relevant service and describe the work, location and schedule. Use Other / general inquiry if the scope is not yet clear. Drawings are optional for this initial conversation; a defined proposal may require more information.
How do I submit plans for a bid?
Choose Submit Plans, add a project name and provide an HTTPS plan-room link or one PDF. Include the bid deadline and current revision in your message. Only share documents you are authorized to provide. Larger drawing sets should use a file-sharing link.
How quickly will I receive pricing or a response?
This page does not promise a fixed response time or same-day pricing. Timing depends on the information supplied, the requested scope and team availability. Include your deadline, but do not treat the submission receipt as confirmation that it can be met.
Can I send an existing-project question or an employment inquiry?
For active work, use your established TACS project contact where possible. For employment interest, use the Careers button in the homepage’s project banner and complete the careers form. That keeps applicant information separate from project and bid inquiries.
What happens if I do not see a submission receipt?
Do not assume the inquiry failed or was accepted. When a submission response is unclear, this form keeps the original details for retry. Follow the status message and do not reload while checking receipt. A confirmed receipt still does not reserve crew time or schedule work.