This is one of the things we do best
Command Post Recovery (CPR) coordinates and delivers essential on‑site services that keep response teams, contractors, and government operations running—especially when infrastructure is limited, disrupted, or rapidly changing. Our base camp support approach brings multiple service lines together under one accountable plan: sanitation, showers, laundry, potable water, power, lighting, wastewater, logistics, and site support management.
Experienced support from start to finish
Whether your mission is a rapid mobilization, a multi‑week deployment, or a planned exercise/event, we help you scope, mobilize, and sustain field operations with predictable service intervals and clear communication.
What Base Camp Support Includes
CPR can deliver services as a turnkey package or à la carte:
• Sanitation / latrines / waste collection
• Mobile showers & hygiene support
• Laundry services
• Potable water support
• Temporary power & lighting
• Wastewater / septic services
• Logistics & freight support
• Security guard / patrol
TYPICAL DEPLOYMENTS & USE CASES
• Disaster response staging areas and responder base camps
• Utility restoration and infrastructure repair camps
• Government exercises, planned events, and operational stand-ups
• Remote work sites requiring self‑contained support services
HOW WE SCOPE & MOBILIZE
1
Intake & requirements
location(s), start date, duration, headcount, shift schedule, and required services
2
Site planning
access routes, placement constraints, service windows, safety considerations, and utilities (if available)
3
Resource plan
direct delivery and/or partner-enabled inventory as required to meet the scope
4
Execution plan
service intervals, escalation paths, and reporting cadence aligned to contract requirements
5
Operations & closeout
sustained servicing, issue resolution, demobilization, and documentation as required
6
Mission Start
Our teams and equipment can be deployed in 48-72 hours.
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
• Location(s) and site access: address/GPS, road conditions, delivery restrictions
• Estimated headcount and peak periods: day vs night shifts, expected surges
• Mission duration: start date, estimated end date, extension options
• Site utilities: water availability, power availability, sewer/septic conditions
• Service mix: sanitation, showers, laundry, water, power/lighting, wastewater, logistics
• Servicing schedule requirements: daily/weekly frequency, quiet hours, on-call needs
• Compliance requirements: manifests, reporting, invoicing format, safety plans, badging
• On-site point of contact: name/role, hours, escalation path
What You Can Expect
• Clear deployment timelines and a defined service plan
• Consistent servicing schedules and responsive issue resolution
• Documentation support for contracting and compliance needs
• Scalable resources if headcount or mission scope changes
QUALITY, SAFETY & COMPLIANCE
Base camp support requires coordination across multiple vendors, service intervals, and compliance requirements. CPR’s approach focuses on:
• Clear service schedules and accountability
• Alignment to local/state requirements and contract terms (permits, disposal rules, food safety requirements, etc.)
• Safe placement and servicing access (traffic flow, lighting, etc.)
• Documentation aligned to the statement of work (as required)
APPLICABLE CONTRACTING CODES
APPLICABLE CONTRACTING CODES
NAICS: 561210 (Facilities Support Services), 561990 (All Other Support Services)
PSC (may apply by scope): R706 (Logistics Support), R408 (Program Management Support)