
Who we serve
Built for fire. Working wherever the grid is down.
Wildland fire is the hardest field-logistics problem in the country — no addresses, no power, no coverage, regulated freight. Solving it built a machine that serves every crew that deploys past the infrastructure.
The year, from our loading dock
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Western fire season
Jul–Oct
Hurricane season
Jun–Nov, peak Aug–Oct
Ice storm restoration
Dec–Feb
PSPS shutoffs
Sep–Nov
The same fleet, tested and redeployed year-round. Kits that work every month are kits that work, period.

Where we come from
Incident management teams
This is the origin and the proving ground. Kits typed to NWCG convention, sized to real ICP functions — command, plans, finance, helibase, division drop points. Shipped to addressable receiving points, coordinated with your Supply Unit, documented on shift tickets and the OF-286 so finance never chases us.
Everything else we do inherits this discipline: charged and bench-tested before it ships, dangerous-goods paperwork handled both directions, and rates structured as daily rates for time under hire.
How you order
- Incident purchase card under the micro-purchase threshold
- EERA/EERSA with current W-9, SAM, and COI
- Preseason placement with your unit

State, county, tribal
Surge beyond your cache
Most agencies own a few terminals now. The gap is the activation that needs forty — powered, cased, configured, with service already active when the truck door opens. Renting surge capacity means no year-round subscriptions burning budget on shelf units, and no scramble to activate service while the EOC is standing up.
We ship to your EOC, your logistics staging area, or your point of distribution, and will-call is always available. Hurricane season peaks exactly when our fire fleet frees up — that is not a coincidence we planned, but it is one we staff for.
How you order
- Purchase card — emergency thresholds cover multi-kit orders
- State term contract or PO, Net 30
- FEMA Public Assistance reimbursable as equipment rental

Mutual assistance
The camp vendors bring everything except the network
A major restoration effort runs staging camps of five hundred to eighteen hundred linemen — sleeper trailers, showers, catering, fuel. Walk the vendor list and one line item is missing: connectivity for the people running the camp. Time sheets, safety briefings, work packets, and family check-ins all queue behind whatever cellular survived the storm.
One kit covers camp administration. Three cover a full camp with crew Wi-Fi. We work direct with utility emergency operations or through your base camp vendor — either way it arrives charged and running before the first crews roll in.
How you order
- Direct PO from utility emergency ops or logistics
- Through your base camp or logistics prime
- Co-ops: FEMA PA-reimbursable after declared events

Restoration & adjusting
You deploy into the same dark grid we do
CAT teams and independent adjusters make money by being operational in the first seventy-two hours, in exactly the places where the infrastructure is down. A crew that cannot upload photos, run estimates, or process payroll from staging is burning its window.
Commercial terms, cards accepted, no procurement ceremony: tell us where your staging is and when you roll. Kits ship from regional staging or will-call, and the return leg is on our paperwork like always.
How you order
- Credit card, same day
- Net 30 on account for repeat deployments
- Season placement for firms that chase every storm

Production, energy, construction
Basecamp needs bandwidth by call time
Film and television basecamps, pipeline and transmission spreads, wind and solar builds, drilling pads — crews that outrun coverage for weeks and cannot wait on a site survey. Day-rate pricing that matches how the rest of your equipment already bills.
COIs with additional-insured endorsements available for productions. Kits arrive cased, charged, and running in minutes — no technician, no install day on the budget.
How you order
- Day or week rate on a card or PO
- COI naming your production or GC on request
- Multi-month placement for long spreads
Wherever it goes dark