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At NEFEA, we take pride in knowing that we’ve served the New England area since 1987 with state-of-the-art emergency vehicle supply and service and general fire equipment. We’ve earned a reputation for being the area’s number one source for helping fire and EMS departments like yours innovate, customize, and get exactly what they need to do the tough jobs you do every day. Let us help you find the perfect apparatus for you or help you with high-quality refurbs, customizations, or service and repairs.
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• Truck Sales/Service
• Truck (Tsunami) Skid unit sales/service
• UTV skid unit sales/service
• Polaris Government Partner
• Connecticut
• Rhode Island
• Massachusetts
We are one of the leading experts in firefighting and rescue skids for trucks, UTVs and ATVs
QTAC quick-attack fire and rescue trucks feature our lightweight, durable PolyTough™ bodies, and only the best components. Our wildland builds feature WATERAX pumps, Whelen or Tomar lighting, and a configuration that will fit the needs of your department or agency.
QTAC Tsunami truck skids are the most modular truck slip-ins on the market. Completely configurable by tank size, pump, manifold features and storage options, the Tsunami series of skids are designed to be easily mounted and provide you with long-lasting, durable performance.
QTAC fire and rescue UTV skids are designed to fit any need you have for quick attack, rapid access deployment in an off-road vehicle. From 20 gallons up to 85 gallons, from patient transport to fire suppression, there is a QTAC UTV skid that will meet your mission requirements.
At QTAC, we are constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation, and our partnership with Polaris Government and Defense is a testament to that commitment. Together, we are enhancing the capabilities of first responders and ensuring that they have the best equipment at their disposal.
