On the road
High water response
Our trucks move through rising flood water to rescue people caught by natural disasters and bring in the supplies they need.
- Disaster Response Deployment
- Food and Water Delivery
- Fuel Delivery
High Water Vehicles | 15 Years of Experience
Our vehicles navigate through rising flood waters to rescue the victims of natural disasters and deliver life essential equipment and supplies to those in need.
What we do
We're prepared to mobilize in extreme conditions to provide logistics for shelter, sanitation, laundry, and basic necessities.
On the road
Our trucks move through rising flood water to rescue people caught by natural disasters and bring in the supplies they need.
In the field
Power, light, beds and sanitation for response crews and displaced residents, staged and ready to deploy.


About us
Force 1 Logistics runs high water vehicles and basecamp equipment for disaster response. Our trucks are staged at four yards along the Gulf Coast, with headquarters in Counce, Tennessee and an office in New Orleans.
We are part of Force 1 Solutions, alongside Force 1 Protection and Force 1 Investigations.
How a deployment works
Whether you need trucks through flood water or a basecamp on dry ground, it starts the same way.
Reach the New Orleans office at (504) 525-7676, or send the form with where you need help and what you need.
Vehicles and equipment roll out from our staging yards in Gulfport, New Orleans, Lafayette and Lake Charles.
High water trucks reach people cut off by rising flood water with rescue, food and water, fuel and supplies.
Generator trailers, light towers, sleeping quarters and bathroom, shower and laundry trailers cover shelter, sanitation, laundry and basic necessities.
Staging locations
Four staging yards across Louisiana and Mississippi, with headquarters in Counce, Tennessee.
In the water
Video and photos of our vehicles crossing flood water and staged at the yards.
58 photos of our trucks, trailers and basecamp equipment.
View the galleryRequest a deployment
Send the details with the form, or call the New Orleans office. For anything urgent, call.
Tell us what you need, where, and the best way to reach you.