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Emergency Management Organization
Our divisions
Three divisions. One purpose.
We prepare people. Technology, Consulting, and Command Response work together to make organizations stronger, decisions clearer, and teams ready to act.
Consulting
Preparation built around your reality.
High-focus planning, evaluation, risk mitigation, customized education and training models, continuity strategy, operational design, and scalable readiness programs built for your organization and the threats you actually face.Command Response
When the plan needs people on the ground.
Engage Flag & Forge to manage the situation, train your team on site, or carry consultation forward into your organization or an austere operating environment. We scale to the mission, adapt to the conditions, and do what is necessary.Selected field record
Operational scale.
Ground-level judgment.
The work behind Flag & Forge spans statewide healthcare surge, deployable medical infrastructure, national disaster response, high-acuity 911 medicine, multi-location responder management, and the clinical, technical, and general supply chains required to keep each mission functioning.
Emergency services and operational leadership
Coordinated across simultaneous locations, agencies, and mission needs
Ventilator readiness, rotation, and statewide deployment
State Oxygen Depot network spanning California
Ventilatory and respiratory inventory mobilized during the surge
Alternate Care Sites serving treatment and regional supply operations
Statewide systems engineering
When the market
had no answer.
At the height of COVID-19, California hospitals were consuming oxygen faster than commercial suppliers and fixed infrastructure could reliably deliver it. The problem was not simply finding more cylinders. It was creating a safe, mobile system that could generate, transfer, stage, and deploy oxygen wherever hospital demand exceeded local capacity. While serving within California EMSA’s Department Operations Center, members of the team now being assembled through Flag & Forge helped design the program and carried the leadership, engineering, coordination, and field work required to turn that concept into deployable capability.
Purpose-built connections
The program-design and engineering teams developed the specialized electrical-distribution and physical oxygen-interconnection equipment required to make the system work where complete commercial solutions did not yet exist.
One deployable network
The resulting capability supported a six-region depot network with deployable oxygen concentrators, hospital backup systems, large generators, transport units, and around-the-clock coordination across a state of nearly 40 million residents.
Supply chains that moved
Clinical supplies, technical components, oxygen equipment, and general sustainment resources were coordinated across hospitals, Alternate Care Sites, Mobile Field Hospitals, shelters, and responder teams operating in different locations with different requirements.
This was not theoretical planning. It was deployable infrastructure built by a multidisciplinary team during an active statewide emergency to reinforce hospitals when oxygen demand overwhelmed normal systems. The team coordinated its development, deployment, and sustainment across California. That same field-first engineering discipline now informs Flag & Forge.
The team is the capability
Built together.
Ready to scale.
Flag & Forge operates through an established network of emergency-management, clinical, logistics, communications, biomedical, engineering, and field-operations professionals. These professionals have their own careers and lives, but the relationships, trust, and communication paths are already forged. When a mission is activated, the call goes out and the organization expands rapidly— bringing the right disciplines together at the scale the incident demands.
Cache readiness
Federal and state assets
Inventoried and inspected federal and state emergency caches so equipment, supplies, accountability, and deployment readiness were known before the mission depended on them.Field-hospital readiness
Teams prepared to stand
Trained multidisciplinary teams to stand up and operate field hospitals, aligning personnel, equipment, clinical workflows, logistics, and command before activation.Statewide communications
Major communications units
Deployed major communications units across California to connect distributed sites, field operations, coordination centers, and partner agencies during complex incidents.Biomedical operations
Durable medical equipment
Managed a disaster biomedical program supporting the inspection, readiness, repair coordination, deployment, and lifecycle control of durable medical equipment.Surge infrastructure
Alternate Care Sites
Stood up Alternate Care Sites to expand treatment capacity, support regional supply operations, and create functional care environments under emergency timelines.Infection-control systems
Negative-pressure capability
Converted temporary and existing spaces into operational negative-pressure units, integrating equipment, facilities, safety requirements, and clinical use during COVID-19.Mobile public health
Mobile testing units
Built mobile testing units that could be deployed where demand required, creating practical field capability for rapidly changing public-health operations.Mobile public health
Mobile vaccine clinics
Built mobile vaccine clinics designed for rapid deployment and scalable service across changing locations, populations, and operational demands.Flag & Forge maintains the relationships, operating structure, and communication pathways required to mobilize proven professionals quickly. Once scope, contract terms, and mobilization funding are in place, functional leads activate and capability multiplies rapidly to meet the scale and complexity of the mission.
Why Flag & Forge
Experience is part of the product.
The record includes operational leadership within California EMSA’s Department Operations Center, Mobile Field Hospital implementation, wildfire shelter clinics, federal and state cache readiness, purpose-built oxygen and negative-pressure infrastructure, mobile testing units, mobile vaccine clinics, major communications deployments, biomedical program management, distributed responder leadership, statewide supply-chain development, National Rapid Response, high-acuity ALS, fire-service training, and decades of construction and infrastructure problem-solving. That team experience is the standard: we build, plan, train, and respond so the people carrying the mission are ready to act.
Product standard
Useful technology does not need to be invasive.
Our current clinical tool is built to work offline, without an account, advertising, or behavioral tracking. Our privacy standard explains what stays on your device and what only enters our systems when you deliberately contact, subscribe, or purchase from us.
For those who answer
A prayer for our responders.
God,
Watch over those who answer the call.
Grant them courage when the way forward is uncertain, strength when the burden is heavy, and wisdom when decisions must be made without hesitation.
Steady their hands.
Guide their judgment.
Guard their hearts.Protect those who run toward danger so that others may find safety. Give strength to those who stand watch through the night, comfort to those who carry the suffering of others, and peace to the families who wait for them at home.
When they are called to lead, grant them humility.
When they are called to act, grant them resolve.
When they encounter suffering, preserve their compassion.
And when circumstances seem beyond their strength, remind them that they do not stand alone.Bless the volunteers, paramedics, EMTs, firefighters, law enforcement officers, military personnel, medical professionals, and all those who place themselves in service to others.
Give them the strength to accomplish the mission before them, the grace to carry what they have witnessed, and, when their work is done, guide them safely home.
May we never forget those who have served before us, those who serve beside us, and those who gave everything in service to others.
In Your name, we pray.
Amen.

