Products & Field Capabilities
Workforce Housing & Culinary
TGI builds workforce camps, often called man camps, close to the job, and runs the kitchens that feed the crews who live in them. A data center build can keep hundreds of electricians, ironworkers, and pipefitters on site for years, often far from the nearest town. The schedule depends on that crew showing up rested and fed.
The camp
Housing, meals, and upkeep for the life of the build
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Camp build-out
TGI plans each camp around the project it serves: the crew at peak, the distance to the site, and how long the work runs. Modular lodging goes in on a prepared site with water, wastewater, and power, and the camp scales with the crew.
- +Site planning and preparation
- +Modular lodging sized to the peak crew
- +Water, wastewater, and utilities
- +Camp power, with 24/7 fueling and dedicated trucks
02
Culinary
Crews work long shifts, so the kitchen runs on their clock. TGI runs full-service kitchens and dining halls, with hot meals timed to shift changes and packed meals for the hours on site.
- +Full-service kitchens and dining halls
- +Hot meals timed to shift changes
- +Packed meals for the job site
- +Mobile kitchens and refrigerated storage
- +Comfort stations with water and ice for crews in the field
- +Catering for site visits and events
03
Camp services
A camp that runs for years needs upkeep every day. TGI keeps rooms clean, laundry moving, and the facilities in working order.
- +Housekeeping
- +Laundry and linen
- +Janitorial for offices and job trailers
- +Construction and final cleans
- +Facility maintenance and repairs
- +Camp supplies and restocking
Site services
Restrooms, water, power, and offices across the whole site
Crews spend most of the day outside the camp. TGI supplies what the rest of the site runs on, from restroom trailers at the work zones to internet in the command center.
04
Restrooms and sanitation
- +Restroom and shower trailers
- +Portable and ADA restroom units
- +Handwash stations
- +Pump-out service
05
Water and waste
- +Potable water delivery
- +Fresh and gray water tanks
- +Gray water and bulk waste haul-off
- +Roll-off and front-load dumpsters
06
Power, plumbing, and fencing
- +Generators with fuel service
- +Temporary electrical and light towers
- +Temporary plumbing and grinder pumps
- +Chain link fencing and gates
07
Offices and command
- +Job trailers and multi-unit offices
- +Command centers
- +Guard shacks
- +Dining tents and storage containers
08
Internet and communications
- +Satellite and cellular internet
- +Site-wide Wi-Fi and office networks
- +Phones and two-way radios
- +Gate and yard cameras
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Crews and transport
- +Setup and teardown crews
- +Camp staff and site labor
- +Crew shuttles to the site and airport
- +On-site management with daily reporting
Projects
Where crews need a camp
When a project puts a large crew far from housing, the camp goes in first.
- Data center and AI campuses
- Hyperscale builds that keep large crews on site through construction and commissioning
- Power and energy projects
- Generation, transmission, and energy builds far from the nearest town
- Industrial and construction
- Plant builds, expansions, and infrastructure projects with long crew rotations
- Storm and disaster response
- Base camps that house and feed response crews for as long as the recovery runs
Planning
What to send to plan a camp
A camp starts from the crew and the schedule. These details let TGI size the camp and set out a plan.
- Site
- Project location, and any land set aside for the camp
- Crew
- Headcount at peak, and how it ramps up and down
- Schedule
- Start date, and how long the work runs
- Shifts
- Shift pattern, and when crews rotate
- Meals
- Meals per day, and any packed or on-site meal needs
- Services
- Housekeeping, laundry, restrooms, water, power, offices, internet, and anything else the site needs
Camp requests
Send the details to plan a camp
Fill in what you have. TGI works through the rest with you before setting out a plan.
Prefer to talk it through? Call +1 (832) 798-6007
TGI confirms the size, services, and schedule of each camp in writing.