City of Fairfax
Managed IT Services in Fairfax City
Managed IT services for organizations in the City of Fairfax, from Old Town to Fairfax Boulevard, run by a team based in Fairfax.
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Is NRVPC the right IT partner for your City of Fairfax business?
Distance is never the question for a City of Fairfax office. The organization is:
You are a strong fit if you:
- Have 20 to 500 employees on company-owned computers
- Have at least one office near the Virginia I-495 corridor
What you get from NRVPC:
- Unlimited help desk for every employee
- Managed security on every device, with MFA on all email and VPN
- Quarterly business reviews with your leadership team
- One-hour on-site response across the Washington, D.C. area
If NRVPC is not the right fit, we will say so.
What does a local IT team mean for the City of Fairfax?
NRVPC is a managed service provider (MSP) based in Fairfax, Virginia.
We run IT for City of Fairfax organizations with 20 to 500 employees: every company device, the firewall, email, security and the help desk, for one monthly fee. The engineers who answer the phone are the same people who come out when a visit is the right answer.
Where does the City of Fairfax do business?
The City of Fairfax has been an independent city, with its own government, since 1961. It is also the county seat of Fairfax County.
- Old Town and the courthouse. The historic district grew up where Main Street (Route 236) meets Chain Bridge Road (Route 123). The Fairfax County Courthouse, home of the Circuit Court, is at 4110 Chain Bridge Road, and law firms keep offices on the blocks around it.
- City Hall on Armstrong Street. The city runs its own General District Court there, about two blocks from the county courthouse.
- Fairfax Boulevard. Routes 50 and 29 run through the city as Fairfax Boulevard, with Northfax at the Chain Bridge Road gateway, Kamp Washington to the west and Fairfax Circle to the east.
- Planned growth. The city has adopted small area plans for Old Town, Northfax, Kamp Washington and Fairfax Circle since 2020, each calling for more mixed-use development.
Coverage carries on past the city line to the offices around George Mason University and across Fairfax County, which has its own page: managed IT services in Fairfax County.
Your local City of Fairfax IT partner
One-hour on-site response
An engineer comes to any office in the city when a visit is needed.
Monitored 24/7
8-minute average issue detection, and 63% of issues resolved remotely, within the hour.
Planning with leadership
A 3-year technology roadmap, so upgrades are budgeted ahead.
A fee you can plan around
Unlimited support for every employee. Projects of 8 hours or more are quoted separately.
Every part of your IT, managed
- Managed IT Services: a complete IT department, with no per-incident charges.
- IT Help Desk: phone, remote and on-site help from certified engineers, with a 12-minute average response.
- Remote IT Monitoring: problems found and fixed before they reach your staff, for 95%+ issue-free operation.
- Network Security Management: managed endpoint security, least-privilege access and employee security awareness training.
- Cloud Solutions: secure access from the office, the courthouse or home, with 99.99% uptime.
- IT Consulting: independent advice when you choose new systems or vendors.
Why do City of Fairfax businesses choose NRVPC?
Founded in 2006
Serving organizations along the I-495 corridor.
Certified expertise
CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, SecurityX (formerly CASP+) and Carbon Black.
Ready for legal work
MFA, encryption and least-privilege access support attorney-client confidentiality.
Mid-sized focus
Built for small to midsized organizations.
A partner at the table
C-level quarterly reviews keep IT in step with your plans.
Questions from City of Fairfax businesses
Is the City of Fairfax the same as Fairfax County?
No. The City of Fairfax is an independent city with its own government, surrounded by Fairfax County. NRVPC serves both, and both are on our service list.
Can NRVPC support a law firm near the Fairfax County Courthouse?
Yes. Legal practices are one of our five core industries. Every client gets MFA on all email and VPN, encryption on devices that hold client data, documented firewall rules and quarterly security audits.
How fast can an engineer get to an office in Old Town?
Our average response time is 12 minutes, by phone or remote session. When a visit is needed, one-hour on-site response applies.
Who comes to your Fairfax City office?
NRVPC sends the closest available technician. Our technicians are based in Alexandria, Springfield, Fairfax, and Warrenton, with one-hour on-site response when a visit is needed.
Where does NRVPC provide managed IT services?
NRVPC’s office in FairfaxFairfax City
Northern Virginia
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What happens in an IT Assessment
In an IT assessment, you and Zach Launey, NRVPC's President, review your current environment, security and compliance. It ends in recommendations and a roadmap.
A 15-minute intro call
You tell Zach your objectives, what you wish were different about your IT, and what you would have technology do if you could wave a magic wand.
A review of your environment
We review your devices, network, platforms, and security posture. If you have an office, that means about an hour there, looking at your network equipment and printers. Fully remote teams meet on a video call.
Recommendations and a roadmap
Then we show you exactly what a managed plan would cover.
Eric Campbell, NRVPC's Chief Technical Officer, joins when needed.
Ready to see what managed IT looks like for your City of Fairfax office?
Book an IT assessment with our Fairfax team. We review your environment, confirm the fit and map the next steps.
Or email sales@nrvpc.com