Personnel Seating & Capacity
From a two-officer entry team to a full 20-person tactical unit, seating and interior layout are built around your team's actual size.
SWAT & Rapid Deployment Vehicles
Speed gets you there. Readiness decides what happens next. Our SWAT and RDVs are built for both, on your terms.
Equipped for Every Call
No two calls are the same. The vehicle supporting your team shouldn't be either.
Weapons & Equipment Storage
Secure, purpose-built storage for weapons, breaching tools, and gear, organized for efficient access when seconds matter.
Communications & Surveillance
Integrated radio, surveillance, and technology systems that help your team stay connected throughout the call.
Environmental Control
Climate systems built to keep personnel and sensitive equipment operational, whether staged for an hour or deployed all day.
Emergency Lights & Sirens
Full lighting and siren packages integrated into the build from day one.
Customized to Your Calls
Most departments end up choosing between a vehicle that's fast and maneuverable and one that's built to carry a full tactical load. That's usually because most builds are optimized for one or the other, not because the tradeoff is unavoidable.
We start every SWAT and RDV build with your actual call profile: how often you're moving fast versus staging heavy, how many officers you're typically deploying, and what you can't afford to be without when you arrive. The result is a vehicle built around your real operational balance, not a generic middle ground that's mediocre at both.
Stealth, Speed, and Capacity
We build RDVs on a range of chassis, including Ford Transit and similar platforms, that are designed to pass as ordinary commercial vehicles. Inside, you still get the seating, storage, and communications your team needs, just without sacrificing the speed and discretion the mission demands.
We can also spec these vehicles for multi-use flexibility: the same RDV that handles a rapid tactical response can support a hostage negotiation, a DUI checkpoint, or a disaster response deployment.
Built to Carry the Whole Mission
Full SWAT and tactical vehicles are built for capacity: personnel seating for up to 20 officers, secure storage for weapons and equipment, and command space for coordinating a response once your team is on scene.
These builds are constructed on heavier-duty chassis to support the additional weight of armor, storage, and equipment without compromising driveability. We can also outfit these vehicles as a mobile command-and-tactical-operations platform, giving on-scene leadership a dedicated space to coordinate without needing a second vehicle.
Sized for the Mission
The right platform depends on your team size and deployment profile, not just your budget.
Van-Based Chassis
Ford Transit, Freightliner Sprinter, and similar platforms for RDVs and smaller tactical units prioritizing speed and a low profile.
Cutaway & Conventional Cab
Ford F-550/F59 and similar chassis for mid-size tactical units, balancing maneuverability with weapons and equipment storage.
Heavy-Duty Commercial Chassis
Freightliner MT-55 and similar platforms for full tactical command vehicles supporting up to 20 officers.
See Our SWAT & Rapid Deployment Vehicles in Action
Every vehicle pictured here is already on the road, ready when it's called.
Every SWAT & Rapid Deployment Vehicle Starts With a Conversation
We'll talk through your team size, call profile, location, and requirements to build the exact vehicle you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you work within our procurement or bid process?
Yes. We regularly provide documentation and specifications formatted for RFP and competitive bid review.
Do you build on existing units, or only custom vehicles?
Both. Some departments need a vehicle from available inventory to meet a shorter timeline. Others need a fully custom build against a specific spec.
What's the difference between an RDV and a full SWAT vehicle?
An RDV prioritizes speed, maneuverability, and a low profile for fast, discreet deployment. A full SWAT vehicle prioritizes capacity, protection, and mission command for larger tactical operations. We'll help you determine which fits your department's call profile, or whether you need both.
Can you retrofit an existing SWAT truck instead of building a new one?
Yes. We offer interior and exterior retrofitting services for departments looking to update or modify a vehicle already in their fleet.
Is a CDL required to drive this vehicle?
Depends on the chassis and your state's licensing requirements. We'll flag any CDL implications during the spec process so it's never a surprise after delivery.
Still unsure?
Chat now with our sales team to find tailored solutions to meet your company's specific needs.