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Industrial & wildland water services

Oilfield-proven.
Fireline-ready.

High-capacity water transfer and mobile fire suppression, the same iron and the same crews, deployed wherever water needs to move.

FyreCat working a steep burned hillside during fire rehabilitation FyreCat front view with 500-gallon tank, hose reel and dozer blade on a burn scar
4,200GPM water transfer
100 miTransfer range
30Engines resupplied at once
500 galFyreCat tank
24/7Response availability

What we do

Water moved. Fire fought. Fuel removed.

Three services, one company, deployable across the Lower 48 for wildfire, all-hazard incidents, oilfield operations, and communities without the infrastructure to move water at scale.

Water transfer

Rapid water, anywhere

Long-distance, high-volume transfer for fireline resupply, reservoir fill, industrial pumping and emergency water redirection, reaching terrain trucks and fixed pipe can't.

Fire suppression

FyreCat mobile attack

A tracked, cab-protected suppression platform with a 500-gallon tank, monitor gun, thermal imaging and a dozer blade, backed by a trained crew.

Land management

Fuel breaks & mulching

Forestry mulching and vegetation management that builds fuel breaks before fire arrives and supports rehab after it leaves.

Equipment

What is a FyreCat?

H2GO's custom-built suppression platform: a CAT 275 XE compact track loader fitted with a 500-gallon front-mounted tank and a full firefighting package, carried on its own support truck and gooseneck trailer, ready to roll.

FyreCat annotated: 360 degree thermal imaging, 100-foot booster line, forestry monitor gun, forestry mulcher, 16.5K lb recovery winch and 500 gallon water capacity
  • BX radio and comms, emergency lighting, 360° thermal imaging
  • Storm King fire curtains protecting operators, Akron forestry monitor gun, dozer blade
  • 100-ft booster line on a hose reel, 500-gallon tank (1,892 liters)
  • 16.5K lb Warn recovery winch with 2-inch receiver for field recovery
  • Forestry mulcher attachment for fuel-break work
Crews
Ready and available, with swap-outs
Certification
All Red Card certified
Operators
Experienced on the equipment they run
Mobilization
Per assignment

The crew

Ready crews. Fresh swap-outs.

Crews are ready and available, with swap-outs when an incident runs long so operators stay fresh. Every crew member is Red Card certified, and every operator is experienced on the equipment they run.

Water transfer

Beyond what a tender can do

  • High-volume transfer up to 100 miles from source at rates up to 4,200 GPM
  • Bulk fireline resupply, filling up to 30 engines at once
  • Reservoir fill and bulk supply for counties and municipalities without transport infrastructure
  • Industrial and oilfield water transfer and pumping
  • Emergency water redirection when a main line, pump station or source is lost
  • A cost-effective alternative to permanent pipeline for episodic or remote water needs
Flow
4,200 GPM
Range
100 miles
Track record
Utah wildfire response (2026); ongoing North Dakota oilfield water transfer
Contract
State of North Dakota, statewide deployment

The pumps

Built to move water at scale

Engine-driven, trailer-mounted pump units with valved manifolds and heavy hose connections, built for long relay runs, fireline resupply and industrial water transfer.

Engine-driven pump unit on a two-axle trailer
Trailer-mounted pump unitEngine-driven and road-ready, deployable wherever the water is needed.
Pump discharge manifold with valved outlets and heavy hose connections
Valved manifold and hose connectionsMultiple controlled outlets for relay lines and resupply points.

Beyond fire

When the water stops, we keep it moving

Earthquakes, broken main lines and failed pump stations don't wait for a contractor from another state. With long-distance transfer up to 100 miles at up to 4,200 GPM, H2GO can redirect water around a damaged section, or bring it from a distant source, when the normal supply can't.

Main line failures

Bypass the break

Route water around a ruptured or offline section and keep service flowing while repairs are made.

Earthquake & disaster response

Redirect and relay

When infrastructure is damaged, pump and relay water to the communities and facilities that need it most.

Municipal & county supply

Emergency supply

Reservoir fill and bulk water for counties and municipalities cut off from their normal source.

H2GO is a pumping service, not a wastewater contractor. Municipalities and counties can rent the equipment and have H2GO operate it, with engineers and qualified personnel brought in as each job requires, including emergency bypass pumping of wastewater when a system is down, run under the utility's direction.

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Registrations & contract status

Ready for procurement

Everything a contracting officer, dispatch center or emergency manager checks before ordering.

SAM.gov active

Registered federal contractor.

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Disaster Response Registry

Listed in SAM's disaster response registry for all states.

Veteran-led

Led by Paul McClennen, U.S. Marine Corps veteran.

AIMS registered

Pump units and FyreCat suppression units.

State of North Dakota contract

Resources deploy statewide when called upon.

EERA-eligible

Orderable through the federal Emergency Equipment Rental Agreement system, the standard path for fire and all-hazard resources.

For dispatchers & incident procurement

Order H2GO through EERA

H2GO equipment is ordered through an Emergency Equipment Rental Agreement (EERA), the standard federal pathway for fire and all-hazard incident resources. We are AIMS registered for both pump units and FyreCat suppression units.

Skid-steer / CTL ordering spec

Skid-Steer / CTL with water attachment, brand name or equal to FYREBX. Minimum 300 gallon, spray / pump / draft capable.

Water transfer / pumping

4,200 GPM relay pumping exceeds NWCG's top-tier Tactical Water Tender pump requirement (250 GPM minimum). EERA-eligible as water-handling equipment; ask AIMS for current ordering guidance.

Not showing up in your local system? AIMS (Incident Procurement Operations) maintains EERA templates and training for this equipment type. Ask your dispatch to loop them in, or call us and we will walk it through.

Ready to deploy

Request deployment

Tell us the incident, the location and what you need. We respond fast and we answer a real phone.

President · U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Paul McClennen

(701) 260-8079

paul@h2-go.co

VP Business Development Josh Forsythe

(530) 209-2818

josh@h2-go.co

Dispatch available 24/7 · Lower 48 States

Prefer the phone? Call Paul at (701) 260-8079 or Josh at (530) 209-2818. For active incidents, calling is fastest.