Computer Technologies & Services Limited — command. operate. respond. engage. — Technology that moves business forward.
100% Trinidad & Tobago Company

For international businesses · Established 1994

Your local technology partner in Trinidad and Tobago

In-country IT and telecommunications for offices, SMEs, factories, and energy or offshore operations. Start with your requirements. Agree the scope around your business.

Local roots. A practical starting point.

Computer Technologies & Services Limited (CTSL) is a 100% Trinidad and Tobago company and a member of the Paray Group. We began in Mayaro in 1994 with computer sales, training and repairs, and now provide IT and telecommunications services across business and industrial environments.

For overseas project and procurement teams seeking an in-country provider, the first conversation is about the work itself: where it will take place, who needs support, which systems are involved and what your organisation expects from a local engagement.

Planning work in Trinidad and Tobago?

Share your office, factory or project requirements, existing IT arrangements and intended timescale. Offshore requirements should include access and operational considerations for review.

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Why work with CTSL?

  • Local presence in Trinidad and Tobago

    A 100% Trinidad and Tobago company with a Network Operations Center in Couva and an Administrative Office in Mayaro, CTSL provides a local starting point for your technology requirements.

  • Business, industrial and offshore experience

    CTSL supports business and industrial technology environments. Our energy-sector and offshore history began with the first Amoco engagement in 1996.

  • Long-term customer relationships

    Thirty years after our first Amoco engagement, CTSL continues to service bpTT operations. Our experience also includes British Gas and government agencies involved in port and energy operations.

  • Practical setup and ongoing support

    From infrastructure planning and layouts to hardware and software supply and support, CTSL can help establish your local technology environment, including VoIP, satellite communications and video solutions tailored to the engagement.

  • Compliance readiness for your procurement process

    CTSL can provide its HSSE, legal and applicable tax and revenue-clearance documentation for review as part of supplier onboarding. Requirements and supporting records can be discussed against the proposed engagement.

    CTSL confirms that it is not currently involved in criminal or civil court proceedings.

Setting up operations in Trinidad and Tobago?

From infrastructure planning and layouts to hardware and software supply and ongoing support, CTSL can help international companies establish their local technology environment. Our scope also includes VoIP, satellite communications and video solutions, tailored to the requirements of the engagement.

Technology scope to discuss

Explore the relevant service areas before your enquiry. The combination of services, responsibilities and support arrangements is defined for the engagement.

  • Service Center & NOC

    User support, hardware and software troubleshooting, IT management, and 24/7 NOC network monitoring.

  • Network & IT Infrastructure

    Copper and fibre cabling, LAN/WAN and wireless networks, servers, storage, virtualisation and cloud integration.

  • Digital Security

    Layered protection, vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, security audits and agreed incident-recovery planning.

  • VoIP

    Business call handling, unified communications, mobile access, and cloud-based or on-premises voice options.

  • AV & Collaboration

    Meeting and event AV, conferencing, displays, digital signage and integrated touch-panel control.

  • Disaster Recovery

    Recovery priorities, backup and replication strategies, off-site or cloud recovery design, and scheduled testing.

  • Project Management

    Technology project scope, resource planning, delivery coordination, risk management and stakeholder communication.

International partners

Our current international partners include HCLTech in the United States, Magnaquest in India and LS telcom in Germany.

Epson partnership

CTSL is an Epson Partner.

Ubiquiti and Fortinet resellers

CTSL is a Ubiquiti reseller for UniFi solutions. CTSL is also a Fortinet reseller.

Local technology partnerships

CTSL has local in-country partnerships with Dell and HP.

Previous international engagements

Our previous international work includes Infosys in India and MCI WorldCom.

  • Infosys

    Infosys — India

    Previous international engagement

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  • MCI WorldCom

    MCI WorldCom

    Previous international engagement

    Historical engagement

Industry memberships

CTSL is an active member of the Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago and the American Chamber of Commerce of Trinidad and Tobago (AMCHAM T&T).

From requirements to an agreed engagement

  1. 01

    Discuss your environment

    Identify locations, users, existing systems and project requirements. Explain your procurement process, planned dates and any site-access considerations.

  2. 02

    Review scope and responsibilities

    Discuss the work required, the roles of your teams and CTSL, escalation contacts and dependencies. Raise reporting, security and operational requirements for review.

  3. 03

    Agree the engagement

    Confirm the selected scope, responsibilities, scheduling and service commitments before work begins. Availability and delivery arrangements are subject to agreement.

Experience with a documented starting point

Our energy-sector and offshore history began with the first Amoco engagement in 1996, following the contract signed in December 1995.

Our experience also includes a British Gas gas metering and historian implementation. Thirty years after our first Amoco engagement, CTSL continues to service bpTT operations. We also proudly serve government agencies involved in port and energy operations.

Read our company history

  1. 1994 · Mayaro beginnings

    Computer sales, training and repairs establish CTSL’s local roots.

  2. December 1995 · 2 January 1996

    The Amoco Trinidad Oil Company contract is signed in December 1995. Service begins on 2 January 1996: a three-month engagement covering 400 Dell computers across Galeota, Port of Spain and offshore locations.

  3. 1998 · Help Desk recognition

    Amoco recognises CTSL’s Help Desk model with an IT Innovation Award.

A presence in Couva and Mayaro

Network Operations Center

#41 Southern Main Road, McBean Couva, Trinidad and Tobago

Administrative Office

Suite #2 SHOPMCTV Building, Pierreville Mayaro, Trinidad and Tobago

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Common questions

Does CTSL have a local presence?
Yes. CTSL is a 100% Trinidad and Tobago company established in 1994, with a Network Operations Center in McBean, Couva, and an Administrative Office in Pierreville, Mayaro.
Can we discuss field or offshore support?
Yes. Field and offshore support are part of CTSL’s service scope. Describe the locations, systems and work required so access, operational arrangements and responsibilities can be reviewed and agreed.
How should we approach work alongside our international IT team?
Include your international IT contacts and existing support arrangements in the enquiry. Ask CTSL to review the proposed local role, reporting, escalation and division of responsibilities with your team before agreeing an engagement.
What should our procurement team include in an enquiry?
Share site locations, user and system requirements, the intended timescale, proposed responsibilities and procurement requirements. Required service hours, response commitments and supplier documentation should be raised for review, not assumed.

Discuss your Trinidad and Tobago requirements.

Tell us about your locations, systems and proposed work.

Request a consultation