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We are located in every geographical region of the United States
with a shared national inventory value of $91,982,085. These
resources are shared and moved throughout the wildfire season
to allow us to annually issue supplies and equipment to any
tasking we receive.
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The Cache concept is to provide a reusable resource of standardized
equipment and supplies that is commonly available to all customers
within a specified area to meet short-term needs for wildland
fire management.
Our role continues to evolve into an all-hazard,
all-use incident support. We are routinely tasked to provide
equipment and supplies to diverse disasters such as yearly hurricane
relief, the 9-11 attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade
Center and the Columbia Recovery.
We stock individual items that range from gloves,
goggles, fire resistant clothing, canteens, hardhats, and hand
tools to gasoline driven pumps, chainsaws complete with radio
kits for portable field communication and helicopter operations
fits. We routinely provide personal tents, portable octagon
shelters and sleeping bags to fit most field conditions. If
it is needed for fighting Wildland fire we probably have it
or can get it quickly through partnerships with GSA and other
vendors.
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The NFES Interagency Support Cache System is a cooperative partnership
among members of the National Wildfire Coordination Group, General
Services Administration, National Fire Equipment System Caches,
and other established sources of equipment and supplies.
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