360₀ SERVICES for THE MILITARY

The procurement of goods beyond Germany’s borders is not without serious risks. In addition, import regulations must be adhered to and customs duties have to be processed. In keeping with the promise of 360° services for our clients, MEPS takes over the procurement of wares and goods abroad for select German Armed Forces Service Centers. As a result, MEPS ensures - from import and customs clearance and on through to delivery - all the services you need, coordinated by just one service provider.

For the fifth consecutive year, MEPS equipped the Boy Scouts of America Youth Camp in Garmisch Partenkirchen with sanitation facilities and mobile rooms. The youth camp, organized annually by the Transatlantic Council, had almost 200 participants this year. With 20 portable latrines, five hand-wash stations, two shower containers and several freshwater tanks, MEPS supplied the participants with sanitation facilities and fresh drinking water. Office space in the form of mobile containers was also made possible by MEPS.

At the military training area in Hohenfels, several thousand soldiers from 15 nations prepared for potential deployment. MEPS secured the sanitation. Once again, over 300 portable latrines were staged for this exercise. MEPS’s cleaning personnel saw to the hygiene of the latrines on a daily basis. MEPS also took care that the soldiers had a quiet place nearby throughout the training area, which required that the portable latrines be moved several times where required.

MEPS received a two-year contract from the Munich Medical Corps Academy for engaging role-players. The role-players were provided for the purpose of training, and were used to mimic wounded people in exercises. In doing so, the evacuation of wounded personnel and Initial Trauma Management could be trained. Furthermore, role-players are used in a variety of courses for emergency physicians.