Retail Technology Rollouts That Hold Their Schedule at Store 400
New store openings, remodels, chainwide refreshes, and fixture programs — executed by one deployment partner across the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, and Hawaii. SRS Networks has delivered 900+ multi-site programs across 10,000+ locations since 1996, working inside store hours, construction schedules and blackout calendars through customer-approved work windows and release decisions.
10,000+
Sites Delivered
50
States Covered
2
Coastal Staging Facilities
1996
Executing Since
SRS Networks is a nationwide enterprise infrastructure deployment company headquartered in South San Francisco, California, executing retail technology rollouts — structured cabling, WiFi, POS, cameras, signage, and fixtures — for national retail brands across the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, and Hawaii since 1996.
Four Kinds of Retail Programs, One Execution Model
Whatever the program, the structure is the same: pilot stores, locked scope, wave schedule, documented closeout at every location.
New Store Openings
Coordinate approved cabling, network equipment, cameras, POS and signage installation with the GC. Confirm site readiness and platform acceptance owners before relying on an opening milestone.
Remodels & Refreshes
Approved overnight and off-hours physical work inside operating stores. Agree protected selling windows, affected services and reopening checks; some replacements require an interruption.
Chainwide Technology Refresh
Approved POS equipment replacement, WiFi hardware installation, camera upgrades and network refreshes, with site variants and release dates recorded in the operator-approved wave plan.
Fixture & Display Programs
Nationwide fixture installations, digital displays, and merchandising technology — received, kitted, and installed with the same program discipline as network scope.
Every In-Store Technology Scope, One Crew Visit
Bundling scopes into one site visit cuts truck rolls, store disruption, and per-site cost. These are the systems SRS installs inside retail environments.
Also see nationwide fixture installations and retail network infrastructure.
Where National Rollouts Break — and How SRS Holds Them Together
The Schedule Slips at Scale
Compare the provider's named supervision, readiness gates and exception process before releasing repeated sites. SRS coordinates waves against approved scope, available resources and operating windows, with site status recorded in the Command Center.
Drop-Ship Roulette
Our historical benchmark reports roughly one-in-six first-attempt delivery failures across several hundred direct-to-site shipments over twelve months. It is a rounded shipment observation, not a predicted site-failure rate. Confirm receiving, the configuration owner, kit completeness and the delivery window; staging does not guarantee a successful receipt.
Documentation Drift
Agree one closeout format for the program and the required evidence for each site. Review photographs, specified test results, device records, applicable as-builts and open exceptions before deciding which stores can advance.
One MSA, one rate card, the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, and Hawaii
Overnight and off-hours crews for operating stores
Per-store closeout: photos, tests, serials, as-builts
Real-time program visibility in the Project Command Center
Use a store readiness record to release each visit
Put the release decision on the store record rather than inside a scheduling email. A crew-ready site has an approved task list, confirmed kit and recipient, available pathways, the agreed work window and a remote contact for application checks. A blocked site needs a named decision owner and the next review date; it should not silently become a truck roll.
- Before dispatch: reconcile kit serials, store format, delivery receipt, access contact and required access equipment.
- During the window: separate installation checks from POS, signage-content and network configuration approvals.
- Before the next wave: compare actual field exceptions with the template and issue a controlled revision.
Retail Rollout Questions
The People Running Your Program
Not a procurement layer — the actual team that scopes, dispatches, and supports your sites.
Cheryl Tatham
Director of Partner Services
Scopes your program, builds the quote, owns the relationship from first call through closeout.
Stephen Castro
Dispatch Service Manager
Assigns crews across the 48 contiguous states, Alaska, and Hawaii and sequences every site around its install window.
Chrissie Watson
Customer Service Specialist
Your point of contact for a status, a document, or a fast answer between milestones.
Bring Us the Store List and the Target Date
You will get a wave schedule, a per-store-format price model, and a pilot plan — built by a team that has been executing retail programs since 1996.
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