Around the world, military and government organizations recognize the shipping container as a valuable resource. With their durable construction, portability, and versatility, containers are increasingly a quick way to respond, as well as permanent storage and modular facilities for use on-base or in the field.

Built to endure the elements, containers frequently serve as a secure storage device for critical mission equipment, means of movement for supplies, and a temporary structure for use as a command center, barracks, security point, or mobile laboratory. Containers serve a particularly useful purpose in remote locations or areas that are prone to conflict where traditional construction methods are not practical or timely.

Shipping containers also meet ISO transportation standards, so they can accommodate military and commercial transport equipment, cargo aircraft, sea vessels and trucks. Shipping containers can also easily be retro-fitted to accommodate sensitive environments such as information technology, weapons storage, disaster response headquarters, and medical facilities in an overseas setting.

As a temporary or permanent accommodation for routine, emergency or contingency operations, shipping containers are a low-maintenance, high-durability option for government and defense agencies in critical applications across a spectrum of use cases.