Every unit meets or exceeds the U.S. interagency Helicopter Operations Support specification — so your incident management team plugs in and goes.

OPERATIONAL READINESS
VHF-FM, UHF and VHF-AM P25 digital base stations with portable handhelds, antennas, and a 360° public address system — programmed and ready on arrival.

INDEPENDENT POWER
Quiet-type generators, deep-cycle battery backup, and hybrid renewable options keep radios and crews running through a full operational period — and any outage.

SATELLITE CONNECTIVITY
High-speed satellite internet, managed Wi-Fi, multi-line phone service and data jacks at every station — dispatch stays connected anywhere the fire is.

MOBILE COMMAND CENTER
A climate-controlled radio room and work area with seven stations, full sight-lines to the helipad, whiteboards, printers, and weather instrumentation.

RAPID RELOCATION
Self-contained and road-legal, the unit can break down and reposition anywhere on the incident within four hours at the team's discretion.

COMPLIANCE & SAFETY
ENERGY-STAR equipment, EPA-compliant generators, certified inspections, and trained technicians — fully aligned to interagency safety standards.

HOT WATER PRESSURE WASHING
HOT WATER PRESSURE WASHING
On-site hot-water pressure washing to sanitize helicopter drop buckets between fills — preventing invasive-species and water-source cross-contamination, critical along the Continental Divide where watersheds split.

MOBILE COMMAND OFFICES
Spacious 400 sq ft mobile command offices — climate-controlled, powered, and connected workspace for incident leadership, planning, and coordination beyond the radio room.
HOS COMMAND UNIT
SQ FT MOBILE OFFICE
OPERATOR WORKSTATIONS
RADIO BANDS ON STATION
Whether you manage an incident, coordinate a region, or want to fly with us — let's talk before the smoke rises.

Mobile Helicopter Operations Support for wildfire incident management teams across the West. Incident-ready, federally compliant, crew-operated.
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