Eight service lines that together deliver a complete remote-operations environment. Hurricane, wildfire, and industrial response proven — base camp is not a theoretical capability for FPS, it's an operating record.
Modular sleeping units rated for environmental conditions, mission duration, and personnel capacity. Dining and medical units integrated.
Full DFAC operation — food service, refrigeration, food safety, supply chain integration. Potable water, sanitation, and waste management.
Site survey, grading, drainage, perimeter, and ground infrastructure preparation engineered for the operating environment.
Perimeter security, ECP, force-protection berms, and integration with mission security architecture for federal and defense missions.
Base camp power, fuel logistics, and communications infrastructure integrated with FPS Power & Energy capability. Tactical and base-side comms.
Crew transport, equipment staging, and logistics coordination across complex geographies. Multi-modal capability — air, sea, ground.
Past-performance record across hurricane response, wildfire deployments, and industrial event base camps — proven, not theoretical.
Full demobilization sequence — site recovery, equipment return, environmental closeout, and host-nation handback. Single-source accountability through demob.
OCONUS base camp capability isn't built in real-time — it's built through partner relationships, country-specific compliance posture, and pre-positioned logistics. FPS has all three across five continents.
Latin America capability — Panama (PANAMAX 2026), Colombia, partner-supported execution, OFAC-compliant operating posture.
Europe past performance — Germany, United Kingdom, Bermuda. Defense-aligned execution and country-specific compliance.
Asia / Indo-Pacific past performance — Diego Garcia (DoD international hazardous duty, Trane-certified), CNMI / Pacific contingency response.
Middle East operating theater — Israel past performance and Middle East LSA capability framework. Called out as its own region given operational and contracting distinctness from broader Asia / Indo-Pacific.
Africa Command capability — embassy support, contingency posture, and trusted partner relationships for in-country execution.
One contract, one team lead — engineering through demobilization. The FPS doctrine that eliminates the coordination burden of multi-vendor base camps.
A representative selection. Each case demonstrates this division's capability against a live engagement, active program, or documented past performance.
DoD international hazardous duty engagement at one of the most logistically complex OCONUS installations in the world.
Base camp PWS assessment for SOUTHCOM multinational exercise — billeting, life support, force protection, MWR.
North America, South America, Europe, Asia / Indo-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa — Israel, Germany, UK, Bermuda, Mexico, Canada and partner-supported reach.
24/7/365 dispatch for emergency response. For program-level engagements, capability briefings, or master service agreements — our leadership is available by direct line and on-site visit.