Zodiac Labs builds every system by hand in Wichita, Kansas, and public sector buyers get the exact same standard as anyone else — no scaled-down specs, no education-grade shortcuts. That distinction matters more in government and education procurement than almost anywhere else, because these buyers are outfitting programs that need to run for years, not one budget cycle.
Through our partnership with Esport Supply, our systems already power more than 150 institutions nationwide — K-12 schools, colleges, and universities running everything from entry-level computer labs to full varsity esports arenas.
That track record means public sector IT directors, athletic departments, and procurement officers aren't taking a bet on us; they're buying into hardware that's already proven itself in publicly funded facilities across the country.
We build across four tiers, from compact entry-level lab configurations to flagship elite systems designed as arena centerpieces, so institutions can scale a single classroom deployment or a full competition floor without switching vendors mid-project. Every system ships 100% USA-built, with a 2-year standard warranty and a support team that's actually reachable, not a ticket queue.
Working with Carahsoft means one point of contact from quote to install, with financing and bulk-order configurations available for multi-unit builds. For institutions juggling grant timelines, fiscal year deadlines, or bond-funded facility projects, that single-source coordination removes a layer of vendor management most schools and agencies don't have staff to handle in-house.
What sets Zodiac Labs apart in this market isn't just build quality, it's that we treat public sector buyers as the same caliber of customer as our most demanding competitive gaming clients. The systems running in a state university's varsity arena are the same systems we'd put in front of a professional esports team. For institutions investing public funds in technology, that consistency is the whole pitch.