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Tour of SCDMV CARES Vehicle

The South Carolina Department of Mobile Vehicles (SCDMV) acquired a mobile DMV unit from Nomad in 2015. The Nomad-built Community Area Response and Emergency Services Vehicle (CARES) is an ADA-compliant mobile field office. Its primary purpose is disaster response and provides a quick and convenient way for customers to get replacement drivers' licenses, identification cards, or [...]

February 21, 2017|Customer Stories, Projects|

Vail Mobile Communications Unit Training Exercise

Vail Communications and Public Safety acquired a mobile communications unit from Nomad in 2014. On October 1, 2016 the unit was involved in an emergency response exercise simulating a haz-mat incident involving a semi-truck rollover. This exercise involved 16 different agencies including Eagle County Office of Emergency Management, Town of Avon, Avon Police Department, Eagle River Fire Protection District [...]

October 3, 2016|Customer Stories, Projects|

New Technology in DC Water Tactical Command Vehicle

Nomad has been working with DC Water since 2013 to develop mobile assets that improve operational effectiveness, enhance quality of service and drive productivity.  DC Water provides drinking water and collects and treats wastewater in the District of Columbia over an area approximately 725 square miles to 672,000 residents and 17.8 million annual visitors.   TCV Features Touch [...]

August 25, 2016|Customer Stories|

An Illustrated Guide to the History of Nomad GCS

For over 15 years Nomad has been figuring out a better way to design communication solutions for mobile operations. This is the story of how 4 river guides with an idea created not only a successful business, but also a revolutionary process for furthering the safety and well being of lives everyday. Download PDF

July 26, 2016|News and Releases|

U.S. Army Corps Response to Hurricane Sandy

In 2012 Hurricane Sandy hammered the east coast of the U.S. where storm surges were 14 feet above the average low tide and severely damaged subways and roadway tunnels in New York and New Jersey. The effects were devastating and left millions of people without power. With the mass transit system inoperable, the U.S. [...]

July 11, 2016|Customer Stories|

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