Vivanti Tech
AV support, maintenance and installation for London businesses, cultural venues, artists and studios
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Vivanti Tech
Vivanti Tech provides audio-visual support, preventative maintenance, system design, installation and commissioning. Services include meeting-room and video-conferencing support, exhibition and immersive systems, and playback, projection and audio work.
Customers include corporate workplaces, museums, galleries, cultural venues, artists and studios. The company offers on-demand support, maintenance plans and enterprise partnerships, alongside a network for AV engineers.
VIVANTI TECH LIMITED is based in London and was founded in 2015. Its services cover London and Greater London.
Product: AV support, maintenance, system design, installation and commissioning for workplaces, cultural venues and creative projects.
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