Remote Man Camp Housing

After a Category 4 hurricane devastated Southwest Louisiana, Cotton Logistics was tasked with providing temporary facilities and services to support a first responders camp established by a major government agency. Ninety-six hours after contract approval, Cotton Logistics had deployed, installed, and connected the first 306 beds.

Hurricane Dorian left many residents in the Bahamas without adequate shelter, including the employees of one of the largest petrochemical facilities in the Western Hemisphere. In conjunction with Cotton Culinary, We were tasked with setting up a temporary housing community with turnkey services that could fully support the health and safety of plant employees and their families while operations at the facility continued. We quickly coordinated the international deployment of assets and personnel to the Bahamas.

Louisiana’s rising cases of COVID-19 raised concerns about a lack of social distancing due to the living arrangements of a large portion of the population. They needed to create an area where people that were symptomatic could isolate away from family while awaiting their test results. Cotton was called on to design and build a 265-bed camp where these individuals could successfully isolate, without sacrificing comfort. Cotton Logistics worked around the clock to transport and construct an entire camp in 16 days.

Industry leading oilfield service company tasked Cotton Logistics to construct a turnkey workforce camp for an immediate lodging need in Carlsbad, New Mexico. To sustain operations, Cotton Logistics deployed an 80-bed mobile facility to Carlsbad, New Mexico to serve as a temporary solution while a long-term facility could be constructed.