Two Type I Critical Care ambulances for Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center have been remounted to extend their service life and restore operational readiness. Each unit was rebuilt to meet critical care transport requirements, ensuring dependable performance, updated systems integration, and continued reliability in high-acuity response environments.

Alberta Volunteer Fire Department has taken delivery of a new Type I ambulance on a Ram 5500 4x4 chassis, built to match their existing layout for operational consistency. The unit features a Buckstop front bumper with integrated air horns, siren speakers, and fog lights, along with CASPR Transit 2.0 disinfection, Firetech Minibrow scene lighting, ducted HVAC, and Hoseline temperature-controlled cabinetry, delivering reliable performance and functionality in demanding conditions.

We’re proud to have completed this remount for Orangeburg EMS, giving their unit a fresh start with upgraded features and a custom design.

This Malley ProMaster ambulance is officially on its way to serve its community. Built for durability and efficiency, the ProMaster offers a spacious interior and advanced features to support first responders in the field.

We’re excited to deliver this Life Line ambulance to New Kent Fire-Rescue! Designed for reliability and responder safety, this unit is equipped with top-tier features to support lifesaving efforts in the community.

Buncombe County NC EMS recently received their newest Osage Warrior ambulance, built on a Ford F450 4WD diesel chassis and loaded with advanced features like the Harrison ePower idle mitigation system, Medix Narcotic Safe, and a custom interior layout. This delivery is the first of six units, with five more set to join the BCEMS fleet next year.