At Deployed Resources, much of our work aids individuals either away serving our country or displaced due to unforeseen disasters. Once again, we are touched by each story we hear
Since the beginning, the Deployed Resources team has strived to be innovators and solution-providers for the unpredictable, unconventional, and sometimes, even the impossible. While this never-ending challenge wouldn’t be possible
Deployed Resources would like to introduce Kathryn (“Kate”) Lettko, Senior Director of Operations, and a valuable member of the Deployed Resources team since March 2017. With Kate’s role at Deployed
To keep up with the rapid changes of today’s world, Deployed Resources is continually working to evolve our services, products, and capabilities to not only meet the needs of the
According to expert meteorologists, the 2018 hurricane season is the most active season ever recorded.1 To determine the strength of a season, scientists use the “Accumulated Cyclone Energy” (ACE) index,
On September 13, 2018, a series of explosions and fires occurred in three Merrimack Valley communities in Massachusetts. This devastating event damaged over 100 homes and businesses and left a
According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there are 2.5 million businesses in the United States that are majority-owned by veterans—that is nearly one in 10 small businesses. Furthermore, veteran-owned businesses employ more than 5 million people, have an annual payroll of $195 billion, and generate more than $1 trillion in revenue each year.
Training in safety and procedure is a critical component of Deployed Resources and ensures that our employees conduct all of our company’s operations and projects in the safest way possible.
Deployed Resources is proud to debut our most recent 3D animation featuring our Micro Camp. Take the virtual tour and watch how the Micro Camp supports small teams of deployed
This past September, Deployed Resources supported Double H Ranch in their effort to raise funds for children battling critical and life-threatening illnesses. On September 21–22, the Double H Ranch team
