Expeditionary Defence & Government Fuel Solutions
Deployable expeditionary fuel systems and equipment
Configure the system around the mission
Build the deployment plan around the operating environment and mission demand. Site characteristics, staffing, logistics packaging, and recovery requirements shape the configuration. Military fuel support can include synthetic-environment site surveys and bill-of-materials development before deployment. Once operating, quantity monitoring, digital metering, batch traceability, and fuel accounting help maintain control as the system is reconfigured.
Receive, store, and distribute marine fuel from the point of entry
Establish bulk fuel access where maritime supply meets the shore. The Beach Storage System supports amphibious, littoral, and maritime logistics operations with modular bladder systems ranging from 20,000 to 480,000 liters, a 1,500-meter secure marine fuel transfer pipeline, and pumping capacity up to 2,000 liters per minute.
Support distributed aviation operations
Position aviation fuel closer to distributed operations when site infrastructure is limited. Refuelling Point Aviation, also known as a Forward Arming and Refuelling Point, supports rotary-wing, fixed-wing, and ground-force requirements. A four-point configuration can be established in 45 minutes and provides pumping capacity of 400 liters per minute at each dispensing point.
Expand from tactical sites to theater logistics hubs
Expand fuel storage and distribution as the operation grows from a tactical site to a theater logistics hub. Bulk Fuel Installations support temporary, semi-permanent, or enduring use. One configuration uses six 80,000-liter bladders for 480,000 liters of storage, supports dispensing to four platforms, and provides pumping capacity from 120 to 2,000 liters per minute.
Support force reception and onward movement
Sustain force reception and onward movement through a critical air logistics node. An Aerial Port of Debarkation Bulk Fuel Installation connects high-capacity aviation fuel storage and distribution with tactical and strategic airlift operations. The illustrated configuration provides pumping capacity of 2,000 liters per minute with internal redundancy, high-pressure underwing refuelling, fuel-quantity monitoring, and continuous day and night operation.
Scalable mission support
From initial entry to an operational air bridge
Related government and defence fuel services
Military Fuel
Keep aviation and ground requirements aligned with the required fuel specifications, quality controls, logistics, and fuel-management processes.
Emergency Fuel Management
Prepare for fuel disruption before it affects critical operations through vulnerability assessments and contingency planning, supported by emergency supply, mobile fuelling, and operational coordination when required.
