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Goods & Services

Everything a crisis takes away, on one unit.

Fuel, water, ice, cash, communications, oxygen, power, and first aid—every good and service at pre-determined prices negotiated with manufacturers and government agencies, so price gouging never happens.

Water, Boiled &
Desalinated

Water is the most valuable commodity in any disaster. The MCRC provides drinking water, boils water on demand, and converts salt water to fresh—for the public, responders, military, and contractors.

Fuel Pumps
Regular & Diesel

Fair, pre-set prices with no gouging. Units refuel from ground storage tanks or directly from tanker trucks, keeping a consistent supply for evacuees, emergency vehicles, and power crews.

Communications
Center

When cell phones die and landlines are down, satellite phones let people reach loved ones—and a telescoping satellite dish helps reconnect handheld service for everyone nearby.

Commercial-Grade
Ice

Ice keeps medications cool, preserves food and water, and supports first aid—exactly when it becomes scarce and expensive. Every unit makes its own.

ATM & Cash Access

Outages and cyber attacks catch people with zero cash just when cash is the only thing stores can take. On-board ATMs solve it.

Oxygen & First Aid

An on-board oxygenator plus a stocked first aid station for immediate triage—including hazmat washdown capability for decontamination.

Power, EV & Device Charging

Generator power for the site, chargers for electric vehicles, and charging for the phones people depend on to stay informed and reachable.

Digital Billboard

Public service announcements in English and Spanish—evacuation guidance, service hours, and safety information, right where people gather.

Hot Coffee & Tea

Small comfort, big morale. Hot drinks for evacuees, line crews, and responders working around the clock in the cold.

Supply Chain

Who supplies the MCRC?

America’s leading companies will bid to stock and service MCRC units—in exchange for advertising and public-relations presence when the country needs them most.

Prices are negotiated ahead of time and offered at volume discounts, with pre-determined supply chains for both short- and long-term needs. For fuel alone, the government will pre-bid roughly 10 million gallons reserved for emergencies.

ExxonShellBPVerizonT-MobileWalmartLowe'sHome DepotGeneracIngersollKaeserBank of AmericaWells FargoPower & solar companies

Security On Every Unit

Every MCRC is accompanied by trained security personnel—private security, military, or National Guard—who host arrivals, help the public, and keep law and order at the station, so life-saving commodities stay protected.

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