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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide bottled water for incidents?
Bottled Water & Hydration Supply
Yes.
KDT provides bottled water and hydration supply by the case or truckload, from 16.9 oz bottles to 5-gallon jugs and electrolyte drinks, delivered to camps, drop points and distribution sites.
Typical configuration
- Bottles
- 16.9 oz (500 ml), typically 24–40 per case
- Pallet
- Roughly 70–85 cases of 24, typical
- Truckload
- A full trailer typically carries about 18–22 pallets
- Jugs
- 1-gallon and 5-gallon jugs with dispensers for camps and offices
- Planning
- About 1 gal per person per day; much more for hard work in heat
- Hydration
- Electrolyte drink mixes and ready-to-drink sports drinks
Heat illness is one of the most common injuries on any incident. Crews on a fire line or a spill beach in summer drink a lot of it, and survivors after a hurricane may have no safe tap water for days or weeks. Bottled water is the fastest way to get water to all of them.
KDT supplies bottled water and electrolyte drinks by the case, pallet or truckload. We stage it in camp, send it to drop points and line crews, and deliver to points of distribution for the public. We keep it out of direct sun and rotate it.
On wildfire, bottled water is one of the high-demand items the local unit's Service and Supply Plan lines up local vendors for, alongside ice, food and fuel.
Available as
- Cases of 16.9 oz bottles
- 1-gallon and 5-gallon jugs with dispensers
- Electrolyte drinks and mixes
- Full truckloads for points of distribution
What's included
- Delivery by the case, pallet or truckload
- Shaded staging in camp
- Delivery to drop points and line crews
- Stock rotation
Where it's used
- Fire line and spill crews
- Base camp and ICP
- Points of distribution for survivors
- Emergency shelters
- Responder rehab
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide bottled water for incidents?
Yes. We supply bottled water and electrolyte drinks by the case, pallet or truckload and deliver them to camps, drop points and distribution sites.
How much bottled water do I need per person?
A common planning guide is a gallon or more per person per day for survivors; order as much as the incident needs. Crews doing hard work in heat need much more, and should have electrolytes too.
Can you supply a point of distribution with full truckloads?
Yes. We deliver full trailers of bottled water to PODs and help run the distribution.
Need it on your incident? Say the word.
Add it to your request with anything else you need, then send it all at once. We'll come back with what we can put where, and when.