Your computer supplier is twenty minutes away.
We're an independent shop in Fairport, NY, and we've spent more than thirty years building fully tested workstations and servers — including for university research groups and government at the town, city, county, and state level. Quote from your spec sheet or RFQ, visit the bench where it's built, and call the person who built it when you need something.
Who this page is for
Local government and academic buyers have a specific problem: the machine has to do one particular job, and the catalog vendors only sell tiers. That's the gap we fill. If you're buying for any of these, we're set up for it.
University research groups
Lab workstations, GPU systems, and servers spec'd to the workload — often around accelerators the department already bought on its own manufacturer agreement.
County & municipal offices
Everyday desktops and specialized machines for local government, quoted through your purchasing process and supported in person.
New York State offices
Custom builds for state offices and programs across the region, delivered or shipped and backed by the same warranty and support.
School & district IT
Machines for labs, media rooms, and administrative offices — built to last a replacement cycle and serviceable when something goes wrong.
Hospitals & medical research
Workstations for imaging, analysis, and research groups, with the confidentiality and data-handling practices that environment requires.
Libraries & public facilities
Public-access machines, kiosks, and signage systems that need to run all day, quietly, without a technician standing by.
What being local actually gets you
Not a sales pitch about "partnership" — four specific things a distant reseller can't do.
Stand at the bench
Come see where your systems are assembled and tested. For a purchasing office evaluating a vendor, twenty minutes in the shop settles more questions than any brochure.
A machine down is a drive, not a ticket
If something fails, it comes back to a bench in Fairport instead of into a return-authorization queue. We can often have hands on it the same week.
Delivery and setup in person
Systems delivered and set up on site around the county, rather than left on a loading dock in a stack of boxes.
The same people, for years
Small fixed team. The person who quoted your last order is the person who answers when you call about the next one, which is how institutional knowledge about your setup actually survives.
Visit or reach us
1387 Fairport Rd, Suite 900JFairport, NY 14450
(585) 388-8780
sales@jncs.com
Call ahead so the right person is at the bench when you arrive.
- Hours
- Monday–Friday, 9:00–5:30. Often available weekends — call to check.
- Service area
- Greater Rochester and Monroe County in person; New York State and the continental US by shipping.
Confidentiality, in writing
Send us your NDA and we'll sign it before we see anything sensitive — a spec, a workload description, or what the machine is actually for. We've worked under NDA for years, and it doesn't slow a quote down.
We don't name customers. No logo wall, no case studies, no "trusted by" strip anywhere on this site. If that's frustrating while you're evaluating us, it's also exactly what you'd want us saying about you.
On repairs and upgrades, you decide what happens to the drives — left untouched, pulled and returned to you, or wiped to your standard. We follow your instruction and confirm it back in writing.
“Fully tested” means we tested it
New parts fail. Not often, but often enough that shipping on the assumption they work is how a department loses a week of lab time. Every system is assembled by hand here and put through this first.
Getting a quote
Most requests reach us as a document that already exists — send it as-is.
Already have a spec or RFQ?
Upload the spec sheet, parts list, bid packet, or RFQ on the quote request page and we'll price it as written, including hardware we don't normally stock.
No document yet?
Type the components straight into the same form, or call and describe the job. If you'd rather work from a starting point, the workstation and AI system pages lay out the usual shapes.
Supplying your own GPUs?
Common for departments buying on a manufacturer agreement. Tell us the model and count on the quote form and we'll build and test around them.
Purchasing paperwork
Tell us what your office needs — a formal quote on letterhead, specific vendor forms, a reference number on every page — and we'll do it. Ask and we'll complete what's required.
Common questions
Can we visit the shop and see where the machines are built?
Do you work with university departments?
What kind of organizations have you built for?
Will you sign a non-disclosure agreement?
Can you quote from a spec sheet, RFQ, or bid packet?
What does “fully tested” mean?
What areas do you serve?
We're a federal agency, not local. Is this the right page?
Send the spec, or come see the bench.
Free quotes, no obligation, and a shop you can actually drive to. If confidentiality needs to be in place first, say so and we'll sign your NDA before you send anything.