Best MSPs for Manufacturing in Eugene (2026)
Quick Picks
- Best Overall: StepUP IT Services
- Best Review Track Record: Eugene Networks
- Best for Co-Managed Plant IT: Alpha IT
- Best for Long-Tenured Relationships: Ambient IT
- Best for Security-First Manufacturers: Partnered Solutions IT
You run a mill, a fab shop, a food processing line, or a wood products operation somewhere between Junction City and Cottage Grove. Your ERP is older than some of your staff. And you need an IT provider who will not blink at a Windows Server box wired into production.
That is the search behind “best MSPs for manufacturing in Eugene,” and it is harder to answer than it should be. Lane County has somewhere north of 20 firms calling themselves managed service providers. Most describe themselves identically. Responsive. Local. Proactive.
This list scores seven of them on the same six criteria we apply everywhere else on itreviews.co. Reviews from Clutch, Google, and Cloudtango. Third-party awards. Years in operation. Verified physical presence. Documented manufacturing work. Service breadth. The full Trust Score methodology is published, so you can check the math.
One warning before you read the numbers. They are lower than you will see on our other city pages. There is a reason, and it is not that Eugene providers are bad.
How We Ranked These MSPs
Six factors. Fixed weights. The same model applied to every provider in every market we cover. Reviews carry 35%, awards 20%, years in business 15%, and 10% each for physical presence, manufacturing specialization, and service breadth.
Now the part nobody else will tell you. Not one provider on this list holds a current Channel Futures MSP 501 or CRN MSP 500 placement. Not one has earned Cloudtango MSP Select recognition. We looked, repeatedly. The awards factor is worth 20% of the Trust Score and it came back near-empty across the entire Eugene market.
Six of the seven also have no Clutch profile at all. Clutch verification requires clients to sit through a recorded phone interview, and when nobody has done that, the highest-confidence review signal simply is not available. Under our published methodology that absence is never counted against a provider. The Clutch weight shifts proportionally to the platforms a provider is actually on, which in this market means Google carries almost the entire review factor.
Add those two things together and every score on this page lands between 5.3 and 6.7, against a Portland market where top providers clear 8.0. The award vacuum is doing most of that work, because a 20% weight returning almost nothing for anyone caps the whole field from the same direction.
Is that a knock on Eugene? Partly. It is also a market-size story. Award applications cost money and staff hours that a 9-person shop in a metro of 175,000 people often cannot justify. The absence of a trophy is not proof of weak service. It is proof of a missing signal, and our model scores signals, not vibes.
Which means something specific for you as a buyer. On this list, more than on most, you need to do your own reference checks. Ask for two manufacturing clients you can call.
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Why Manufacturing IT in Lane County Is Its Own Problem
Wood products built this valley and still carry it. The Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce counts more than 200 wood products manufacturing companies in Lane County, employing over 7,000 people and generating close to $400 million in annual wages. Food and beverage adds another 173 companies and 3,900 jobs. Eugene alone accounts for roughly 11,600 industrial jobs, with Lane County at 20,265.
So what does that mean for your IT stack? Mostly it means legacy. Sawmill optimization systems, kiln controls, older PLCs, and ERP platforms that were configured in 2009 by a consultant who has since retired. Plus the newer stuff bolted on top. Cloud accounting, Microsoft 365, remote access for the person who checks moisture readings from home.
An MSP that only knows office IT will keep your email running and be completely useless the morning your line controller drops off the network.
None of the seven providers here publish OT-specific documentation the way a dedicated manufacturing MSP does. If you need SCADA architecture design or CMMC Level 2 preparation for a defense contract, look at the national manufacturing MSP rankings instead, or plan to run a hybrid arrangement where a local firm handles helpdesk and a specialist handles the plant floor.
For everything else, local wins. Somebody has to drive out when the switch in the finishing room dies.
Eugene Manufacturing MSP Comparison at a Glance
| Provider | Score | Best For | Key Strength | Location | Notable Limitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| StepUP IT Services | 6.7/10 | Multi-site plants needing co-managed IT | 25 years, published multi-site manufacturing case study, only Cloudtango-listed firm here | Eugene (228 Grimes St) | Thin Clutch presence, 1 review |
| Eugene Networks | 6.0/10 | SMB plants wanting fast, contract-free support | 5.0 Google across 118 reviews, strongest in the market | Eugene (190 E 18th Ave) | Founded 2015, shortest tenure here |
| Alpha IT | 6.0/10 | Manufacturers wanting quarterly IT planning | Largest local team, hosts services in its own datacenter, 43 Google reviews | Eugene (2400 River Rd) | 4.6 rating is the second-lowest on this list |
| Ambient IT | 5.9/10 | Buyers who value 20-year relationships | 5.0 across 24 reviews, client tenure documented in testimonials | Eugene (2620 River Rd) | No manufacturing evidence beyond an industry list entry |
| Partnered Solutions IT | 5.4/10 | Plants where cybersecurity is the driver | Only firm marketing manufacturing security as a named practice | Eugene (58 W 11th Ave) | 4.4 Google rating, 8 reviews |
| 10D Tech | 5.3/10 | Corvallis-corridor operations | 5.0 across 43 reviews, lineage back to 1995 | Corvallis HQ, serves Eugene | No Eugene office |
| Radcomp Technologies | 5.3/10 | Multi-region manufacturers | Named packaging manufacturer client, 23 years | White Salmon, WA HQ + Eugene | 2 Google reviews on the Eugene listing |
The Top 7 MSPs for Manufacturing in Eugene
Score Breakdown
Twenty-five years in one county. A shop on Grimes Street that has been quietly running IT for Lane County businesses since Darrell Stepper started it in 2001. And, unusually for this market, they have actually written down what they did for a manufacturer.
Key Strengths
- The co-managed case study is the differentiator, and it survives inspection. StepUP documents an engagement supporting an internal IT department of one manager and one assistant covering “over 100 users, spread across 15+ locations in their manufacturing, call center, and retail sites.” That is a real multi-site industrial environment described in specifics, not a logo wall. They also publish a separate article on co-managed IT for manufacturing.
- 5.0 Google rating across 13 reviews, verified via live data collection in July 2026.
- 25 years operating, the longest continuous Eugene-headquartered tenure on this list.
- The only provider here with a Cloudtango directory profile, which puts them on the IT-specific platform where buyers outside Oregon can find them.
- Co-managed is a named service line, not an afterthought, and sits alongside cloud and virtualization, business continuity, managed cybersecurity, vCIO and network administration. For a plant that already employs one IT person who is drowning, that structure matters more than any feature list.
Limitations
- Their Clutch profile carries a single review, covering a Florence-area school district project. For a firm of this age, that is a gap worth asking about.
- 13 Google reviews is modest next to Eugene Networks at 118. Volume is not quality, but it does limit what you can learn before you call references.
- Indeed reviews from former employees describe internal culture problems during a past period. Worth raising directly if service consistency matters to you, and it should.
- The case study describes helpdesk, documentation and asset management rather than plant-floor or OT work. It is the best manufacturing evidence in this market and it is still not OT evidence.
One claim we could not support
The source research described StepUP as veteran-owned. The company publishes no veteran-owned business certification anywhere on its site, so that designation is not claimed here. What does check out is that founder Darrell Stepper served as a US Air Force Space Operations Officer from 1988 to 1992 according to his professional profile, which is a fact about the founder rather than a procurement credential. On tenure, StepUP’s own history says the origin goes back to 2001, when Stepper founded Stepper Consulting, Inc., which became StepUP IT Services, LLC in 2015 on the shift to a managed services model. Sources reporting 2001 and sources reporting 2015 are each right about a different entity, and 25 years of continuous operation stands.Best For
Lane County manufacturers running 50 to 250 users, especially those with one or two internal IT staff who need a co-managed partner rather than a full replacement.Not Ideal For
Defense-supply-chain manufacturers needing documented CMMC Level 2 readiness, or single-site shops under 20 users who would be paying for structure they will not use.Why They Rank #1
StepUP scores highest because they are the only firm in Eugene that clears three bars at once. Tenure that predates most competitors by a decade. A verified 5.0 Google rating. And published evidence of work inside a distributed manufacturing environment, which is the exact thing every other provider claims and none of them documents. What separates them here is not marketing polish. It is that when we went looking for proof, they had some.
Score Breakdown
Nobody else in this market is close on review volume. Nobody.
Key Strengths
- 5.0 rating across 118 Google reviews, confirmed July 2026, with the badge displayed on their own homepage. The next-highest count in Lane County is 43. That is not a lead, it is a different weight class.
- Food producers are named as a served industry, which is the one manufacturing sub-segment on their site and a genuine fit for a valley full of food and beverage operations.
- No long-term contracts, stated plainly in their hero rather than buried in a proposal. For a manufacturer coming off a bad MSP relationship, that removes the biggest objection to switching.
- Named local engineers, a Eugene office on East 18th, and a stated Lane County service footprint that does not stretch into fiction.
- The published stack is narrow but honest: support from 7am to 9pm every day, monitoring and security, onsite visits, backups and recovery planning, network management, and replacement planning.
Limitations
- Founded 2015. Eleven years is respectable and it is also the shortest run on this page by four years.
- Manufacturing as a category is absent. Their industry list runs to construction offices, clinics, nonprofits, professional firms and food producers, with no manufacturing or industrial page, no plant case study, and no named compliance framework.
- The documented stack stops at the core. No vCIO, no SIEM or SOC, no compliance-as-a-service, none of the premium layers a regulated or multi-site plant eventually needs.
Two corrections, one in their favour
The source research credited Eugene Networks with naming “Manufacturing and Industrial” as separate verticals. Their site does neither. It names construction offices, clinics, nonprofits, professional firms and food producers, so the manufacturing claim above has been narrowed to food production, which is what they actually publish. The research also listed SEO, pay-per-click and lead generation in their service menu and treated that breadth as a mark against their focus. No marketing services appear anywhere on their site, which sells managed IT only, so that criticism has been removed rather than repeated. That service mix belongs to a different provider on this page.Best For
Small and mid-size Eugene and Springfield manufacturers who want responsive support without a multi-year commitment, and who weigh public track record heavily.Not Ideal For
Regulated manufacturers needing documented compliance posture, or buyers who treat 20-plus years of operating history as a hard requirement.Why They Rank #2
The review factor is the heaviest thing in our model at 35%, and Eugene Networks very nearly maxes it. A perfect rating held across 118 separate clients is not luck and it is not a friends-and-family campaign. What keeps them from first is everything after the reviews. Shorter tenure, no award footprint, and manufacturing that shows up as one adjacent industry rather than a documented practice. They clear Alpha IT by three-hundredths of a point, which is inside the margin where you should trust your own reference calls over our ranking.
Score Breakdown
Most MSPs this size resell somebody else’s infrastructure. Alpha runs hosted Exchange, remote desktop, and VoIP out of their own datacenter, which changes the conversation when you are deciding what to keep on-premise at the plant.
Key Strengths
- The datacenter is real and it is theirs. Hosted Exchange, document management, remote desktop and remote web app, and VoIP hosted PBX all run from their own facility, with colocation and cloud backup offered alongside. For a plant deciding what stays on-premise, that is a different conversation than a reseller can have.
- Manufacturing and engineering are named as core client industries, and the client base skews toward the kind of mid-size operations that populate the Willamette Valley.
- 11 to 50 employees per LinkedIn, making Alpha the largest locally headquartered team on this list.
- The Technology Success Program builds structured quarterly business reviews into the contract, alongside a documented environment audit and a costed technology roadmap, so IT planning happens on a calendar instead of after a failure.
- 43 Google reviews, the second-highest volume in Eugene, and a company founded in 2007 that grew through the 2008 downturn doing onsite work door to door.
Limitations
- 4.6 rating is the second-lowest here. Across 43 reviews that is a real pattern, not one bad week. Ask what the complaints were about.
- No Clutch profile, no Cloudtango listing, no third-party award recognition found in research.
- Service coverage stretches from Roseburg to the Portland metro, which their own site states. Broad territory for a team this size, so confirm response-time commitments for your specific address before signing.
- Manufacturing is named as an industry rather than documented as a practice. There is no plant case study and no OT material.
Best For
Eugene-area manufacturers with 25 to 150 users who want a structured IT roadmap and quarterly executive reviews rather than reactive ticket handling.Not Ideal For
Buyers who need a flawless public review record, or plants that require guaranteed sub-hour onsite response.Why They Rank #3
Depth is the argument for Alpha. Largest local bench, owned infrastructure, and the only documented planning cadence in the Eugene market. The score sits where it does because the rating gap is real and because their manufacturing credential, like almost everyone’s here, is an assertion rather than a case study. For a plant that wants a strategic partner and can live with a 4.6, Alpha probably outperforms this ranking.
Score Breakdown
Read their testimonials and the same phrase keeps surfacing. Twenty years. Twenty-plus years. Clients who came aboard and never went shopping again.
Key Strengths
- 5.0 Google rating across 24 reviews, confirmed July 2026.
- Multiple published client testimonials referencing relationships past the 20-year mark, including one from a retired executive who kept the relationship personally.
- Eugene headquarters on River Road plus a Portland line, giving Willamette Valley manufacturers with a second facility up north a single vendor.
- 24/7 managed service coverage with a named service manager model, which clients specifically credit by name.
Limitations
- Manufacturing appears in third-party industry classifications for Ambient but nowhere in their own published client evidence. Their visible references are commercial real estate, architecture, and nonprofit.
- Founding year could not be confirmed from company sources, and client testimony implying 20-plus years is the only anchor. We are not stating a year we cannot support.
- No Clutch profile, no awards, no compliance certifications documented.
Best For
Eugene manufacturers who prioritize relationship continuity and a stable named support contact over vertical specialization.Not Ideal For
Plants with complex OT environments, or buyers who want documented manufacturing references before signing.Why They Rank #4
Client retention this long is worth something our model can only partially capture. A 5.0 across 24 reviews plus two decades of documented relationships puts Ambient just under the leaders. What holds the score down is manufacturing evidence, or the absence of it. Strong general MSP. Unproven on the plant floor.
Score Breakdown
Their site names manufacturing cybersecurity as a practice area alongside healthcare HIPAA work. Nobody else in Eugene bothers to make that distinction.
Key Strengths
- Manufacturing security is positioned as a deliberate practice, framed around production uptime and intellectual property protection rather than generic endpoint coverage. They pair it with healthcare in a single sentence describing what the firm specializes in, which is as close to a named vertical practice as this market gets.
- Documented depth in healthcare compliance, where HIPAA Compliance sits in their top-level navigation. Compliance rigor built for HIPAA travels reasonably well to a manufacturer facing customer security questionnaires.
- Founded 2011 by Robert Steck, Eugene office on West 11th, operating as a division of Phoenix Business Solutions, which their own footer states.
- Cloud disaster recovery with data replication is documented as a service line, not just listed.
Limitations
- 4.4 Google rating across 8 reviews. Lowest rating and second-lowest volume on this list. That combination is the single biggest reason they rank fifth.
- Third-party directory listings describe a service mix spanning web design, ecommerce, SEO and marketing campaigns alongside managed IT. For a manufacturer buying infrastructure support, that breadth raises a fair question about focus, though it is worth noting the marketing services do not appear on their own site.
- No Clutch profile, no Cloudtango listing, no third-party awards found.
- The manufacturing security positioning is a sentence, not a page. There is no plant case study, no named framework, and no OT architecture material behind it.
Best For
Lane County manufacturers whose primary driver is security posture, especially those answering customer or insurer security requirements for the first time.Not Ideal For
Buyers weighting public review performance heavily, or operations wanting a pure-play infrastructure provider.Why They Rank #5
Here is the tension in our methodology, on display. Partnered Solutions has the clearest manufacturing positioning in Eugene and ties for the top specialization contribution on this page. Then the review factor, worth more than triple the specialization weight, drags them down four places. If you care more about what a provider focuses on than what strangers rated them, this ranking understates the fit considerably.
Score Breakdown
Their lineage runs back to a 1995 internet service provider and a 1999 phone company. The MSP itself formed in 2006, and their own site now claims more than 20 years of serving Oregon businesses.
Key Strengths
- 5.0 Google rating across 43 reviews on the Corvallis listing, one of the strongest combined signals in the mid-valley.
- Operating history through three business models since 1995, which is a different kind of durability than simply surviving.
- Named service territory covering Corvallis, Albany, Lebanon, Salem, Keizer, and Eugene, so a manufacturer with facilities in two valley towns gets one vendor.
- Live call answering is a stated commitment rather than an aspiration, and they publish a short technology assessment as a front-door offer.
Limitations
- No Eugene office. Their published location pages cover Corvallis and Bend, with Eugene handled as a service area from Corvallis, about 45 minutes up I-5. Under our model that is a physical presence penalty and it is the main thing holding the score at 5.3.
- Published client references are a credit union, a nonprofit, and an employment services agency. No manufacturing work surfaced in research.
- A Clutch profile exists with no confirmed reviews attached, so it adds no verification weight.
Best For
Manufacturers with operations spread across the Corvallis-Albany-Eugene corridor who value a single regional vendor over a Eugene-only firm.Not Ideal For
Single-site Eugene plants needing same-hour onsite response, or buyers requiring documented manufacturing experience.Why They Rank #6
Strip out geography and 10D would rank considerably higher. The reviews are excellent, the tenure is real, and the regional footprint solves a genuine problem for multi-site operators. But this is a Eugene list, and a Corvallis address supporting Eugene remotely is a materially different offer from an office on River Road. We score that difference rather than pretending it away. They edge Radcomp by a hundredth of a point, which is another way of saying the two are tied.
Score Breakdown
The Columbia Gorge is their home turf. Eugene is an outpost, though a real one with a Google Maps listing and a street address on the public record.
Key Strengths
- The general manager of Bell-Carter Packaging, Dan Lucht, is quoted by name on their site describing Radcomp as “a true technology partner, an extension of myself and my team.” A named packaging-manufacturer reference beats a manufacturing checkbox every time, and it is the only one on this page.
- Founded 2003, 23 years operating, with a technical bench they describe as carrying 200-plus combined years of systems experience.
- StealthArmor is a defined service platform bundling monitoring, patching, endpoint protection, and backup, and it is front and centre on their homepage, which makes scope easier to compare against competitors.
- Eugene is one of three published locations alongside White Salmon and Vancouver, Washington, so a manufacturer running sites in both the southern valley and the Gorge or Portland metro gets one vendor.
Limitations
- 2 Google reviews on the Eugene listing. Two. For a 23-year-old firm that is the weakest review signal on this page by a wide margin.
- Headquarters is in White Salmon, Washington, roughly 250 miles from Eugene. Eugene is one of three offices and clearly not the centre of gravity.
- Their materials reference being selected among top managed service providers globally, but no MSP 501, CRN, or Cloudtango listing could be confirmed. Unnamed awards do not count under our model.
- Their own site lists Eugene by city only. See the note below on what that means for the presence score.
What “confirmed Eugene office” actually means here
The source research described a confirmed Eugene office at 4222 Commerce St. That address is real, and it appears on Radcomp’s Better Business Bureau profile and on their Google Maps listing, which carries the two reviews noted above. It does not appear on their own website, which lists three locations by city only: White Salmon, Vancouver and Eugene. So the address is verifiable through third parties rather than published by the company, which is a weaker form of evidence than a street address on a contact page, and it is why physical presence scores 0.40 rather than higher. We flag this because our Eugene healthcare ranking excluded Radcomp partly on the grounds that no Eugene street address was published anywhere. That was too strong, and that page now carries a correction.Best For
Manufacturers with facilities in both the southern Willamette Valley and the Columbia Gorge or Portland metro who want one provider across all sites.Not Ideal For
Eugene-only manufacturers wanting a provider whose primary market is Lane County, or buyers who need a substantial local review history.Why They Rank #7
Last place here is not the same as last place on a Portland list. Radcomp brings 23 years, a real Eugene presence, and the only named manufacturing client reference in this entire group. What sinks the score is arithmetic. Two Google reviews produces a weak review factor, and review data carries 35%. Ask them for three Eugene references and judge from there, because the public record on this one is thin enough to be misleading in both directions.
How to Choose a Manufacturing MSP in Eugene
Start with your internal IT headcount. If you have one person, buy co-managed. If you have zero, buy fully managed. That single question eliminates half the market before you make a call. Then work through the rest of it.
If your plant runs legacy production systems. Ask every provider what their oldest supported Windows Server version is, and what happens when a machine controller cannot be patched. The answer you want involves network segmentation, not a lecture about upgrading. Nobody on this list publishes OT architecture documentation, so this has to happen in conversation. StepUP’s multi-site co-managed history makes them the most likely to have hit this before.
If you are facing customer security questionnaires. Manufacturing is increasingly where supply-chain security requirements land, and the first questionnaire is always the worst one. Partnered Solutions IT has the clearest security positioning locally, and their healthcare compliance work means they have built documentation packages before. Ask to see a redacted example.
If you have more than one facility. Geography stops being an abstraction. A Eugene-plus-Albany operation is 10D Tech’s natural shape. A Eugene-plus-Portland operation fits Ambient IT or Radcomp. A single Eugene plant should stay with a Eugene-headquartered firm, and there are five of those on this list.
If you are under 25 users. You do not need quarterly business reviews or a vCIO. You need somebody who picks up. Eugene Networks built their entire model around that, and 118 five-star reviews suggest it works.
If you are in the defense supply chain. Stop reading this page. None of these seven publish CMMC Level 2 readiness documentation, and that is not something you want a provider learning on your account. The national manufacturing MSP rankings cover firms with documented CMMC and ITAR practices.
Last thing, and it applies to all seven. Because the award and Clutch signals are so thin in this market, reference checks carry more weight here than they would in Portland or Seattle. Ask for two manufacturing clients. Call both. Ask what broke and how long it took to fix.
The Bottom Line
StepUP IT Services earns the top ranking because they combine 25 years of Lane County operation, a verified 5.0 Google rating, and the only published case study in this market describing work inside a multi-site manufacturing environment. In a field where every provider claims manufacturing experience, StepUP wrote theirs down.
If review track record is what moves you, Eugene Networks at 6.0 has a public record nobody in Lane County approaches. If you want structured IT planning and the largest local bench, Alpha IT shares that 6.0 and gets there differently. Both near-ties on this page, Eugene Networks over Alpha IT and 10D Tech over Radcomp, are decided by hundredths of a point and should be treated as ties.
And if none of these fit, that is a legitimate finding too. Eugene is a genuinely thin MSP market by national standards, and a hybrid arrangement pairing a local firm with a manufacturing specialist is a reasonable answer. Every provider on this page was scored on identical criteria. Nobody bought a position. Nobody submitted their own data. Evaluating a different vertical in the same city? Our Eugene healthcare MSP rankings score several of these same firms against a different set of requirements.
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What we changed before publishing
Every row below reconciles exactly against its published total, so the scoring arithmetic is sound and the rank order stands as researched. Several claims in the underlying research did not survive verification. None of them moved a score or a position, and each is disclosed on the relevant provider’s card above. Three are worth repeating here.
- The research described a Clutch scoring penalty in which half the Clutch weight is lost when a provider has no profile. No such rule exists. Our published methodology treats absence from a platform as a neutral event and shifts the weight proportionally to the platforms a provider is on. The research applied that correct rule to Cloudtango in the same paragraph, so this was an inconsistency rather than a considered position. The section above now describes the rule that actually applies, and the award vacuum is identified as what genuinely caps this market.
- Eugene Networks was credited with naming manufacturing and industrial verticals, and criticised for selling SEO and marketing services. Neither is accurate. Their site names construction offices, clinics, nonprofits, professional firms and food producers, and sells managed IT only. The first correction narrows a strength and the second removes a criticism.
- Radcomp’s Eugene street address is verifiable but not self-published. 4222 Commerce St appears on their BBB profile and Google Maps listing, not on their own website, which names the city only. That distinction is why presence scores 0.40, and it also means our Eugene healthcare page overstated the case when it said no street address was published anywhere. That page has been corrected.
| Rank | Provider | Reviews of 3.50 | Awards of 2.00 | Years of 1.50 | Presence of 1.00 | Mfg. of 1.00 | Breadth of 1.00 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | StepUP IT Services | 2.34 | 0.40 | 1.50 | 1.00 | 0.70 | 0.80 | 6.7/10 |
| 2 | Eugene Networks | 2.53 | 0.60 | 0.90 | 1.00 | 0.40 | 0.60 | 6.0/10 |
| 3 | Alpha IT | 2.20 | 0.40 | 1.20 | 1.00 | 0.40 | 0.80 | 6.0/10 |
| 4 | Ambient IT | 2.33 | 0.40 | 1.35 | 0.90 | 0.30 | 0.60 | 5.9/10 |
| 5 | Partnered Solutions IT | 1.69 | 0.40 | 1.05 | 1.00 | 0.70 | 0.60 | 5.4/10 |
| 6 | 10D Tech | 2.43 | 0.40 | 1.35 | 0.30 | 0.20 | 0.60 | 5.3/10 |
| 7 | Radcomp Technologies | 2.02 | 0.40 | 1.35 | 0.40 | 0.50 | 0.60 | 5.3/10 |
The figures above are weighted point contributions, not 0 to 10 sub-scores, so each row’s Total is the direct sum of its six cells. Maximum contributions are Reviews 3.50, Awards 2.00, Years 1.50, and 1.00 each for Presence, Manufacturing Specialization and Service Breadth. All seven rows were independently recomputed and reconciled exactly to the totals shown, at 6.74, 6.03, 6.00, 5.88, 5.44, 5.28 and 5.27. No contribution was adjusted to make a total work. Two pairs finish inside the noise floor and should be read as ties: Eugene Networks over Alpha IT by 0.03, and 10D Tech over Radcomp by 0.01. Google review figures were collected on July 24, 2026. No provider on this page holds a Channel Futures MSP 501, CRN MSP 500, Inc. 5000 or Cloudtango MSP Select placement, which is why the Awards column is nearly flat and why no score here approaches 8.0. Where a provider has no Clutch or Cloudtango presence, that weight redistributes to the platforms they are on rather than counting against them.