The network is vetted. Not open.
When SIER puts a vendor on a client event, our name is on the result. So the bar to get on the network is high, and it stays high. If you run a serious operation and want to be considered, this is where it starts.
Our clients never see the seam.
When an event is bigger than what we own, we scale with partners. To the emergency manager, that partner is SIER. Same standard, same accountability, same result. That only works if every vendor on the network is qualified before they ever deploy. We do not pad the list. We build a bench we would stake our name on, because we are.
You can do the work.
Proven equipment, crews, and capacity to perform under disaster conditions, not just on paper.
Your paperwork holds.
Insurance, licensing, safety record, and the documentation a FEMA-reimbursable event demands.
You show up.
References and a track record that say you answer the call and stay until the work is done.
How a vendor earns a place.
Acceptance is selective and it takes more than a form. Submitting interest is step one, not the finish line.
Apply
You tell us who you are, what you do, and where you operate. The form below starts it.
Review
We evaluate capability, compliance, and reliability against the standard above and the events we actually staff.
Qualify
Verification of insurance, licensing, safety record, and references. Not everyone clears this.
Onboard
Qualified vendors are added to the network and called when an event fits what they do best.
Tell us what you bring.
If your operation meets the standard, we want to know you before the next event. This is an application, not a signup. We follow up with the vendors that fit.