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Disaster Relief
When the supply chain breaks, the structure still arrives.
CoGrid is purpose-built for the conditions disaster relief operations actually face: collapsed logistics, no skilled trades on site, no cranes, and a clock that started yesterday.
Conventional construction can't follow disasters. Containerised units arrive heavy and slow. Modular buildings need cranes that the next port doesn't have. Local construction depends on a workforce that's either displaced or buried in higher-priority work.
CoGrid lands flat-pack, weighs less than a single shipping container's worth of contents, and assembles at ground level. A small team — including local labour and aid volunteers — can be standing up shelters, clinics, and community structures within days of arrival, with engineering certainty that doesn't depend on the trades being available.
- Bolt-together assembly — no welding, no cranes, no scaffolding
- Flat-pack transport on standard freight, no oversized loads
- Forming machines deploy with the team — produce parts in-theatre
- Multi-storey-capable for clinics, community, and recovery housing
- Workable on slab, gravel, footings — or cleared ground
Use cases
How CoGrid configures for disaster relief.
01
Field clinics
Multi-room clinics with mechanical, electrical, and plumbing fit-out, raised on the same chassis used for accommodation.
02
Emergency shelters
Family-scale shelters in 24–48 hours per unit. Same components configure into longer-term housing as the response transitions to recovery.
03
Community & coordination
Hardened, multi-storey structures co-locating logistics, comms, and incident command without waiting for prefab to arrive by sea.
Configurations
The same chassis. Reconfigured per mission.
Disaster Relief
Bring CoGrid into your next response plan
Pre-positioning a deployable structural platform changes the tempo of every response. Talk to us before the next event.