With 65 years of experience in emergency care, Demers Ambulances is a Quebec-based manufacturer known for designing vehicles around the realities of paramedic work. Its teams build ambulances for fire and EMS organizations, keeping engineering, production and validation under company control while supporting customers through a dedicated Indiana facility and authorized dealers across the United States.
Specialty AmbulanceIn business since 1929, Specialty Ambulance is a third-generation East Farmingdale dealership known as the oldest emergency vehicle dealership in the United States. It serves first-responder fleets with customized ambulances and related vehicle support, backed by a certified service department and 24/7 road service in the New York metropolitan area.EAST FARMINGDALE, NY
Braun Industries, IncSince Charles J. Braun started the business as a pattern shop in 1961, Braun Industries has grown into a Van Wert, Ohio, manufacturer of customizable ambulances for emergency-response teams. Its distinctive SolidBody™ Construction builds the module as one integrated aluminum structure, an approach Braun subjected to industry-first combined side-impact and rollover testing in 2016. The company also supports vehicles after delivery through a nationwide dealer network and a 49,500-square-foot service facility.VAN WERT, OH
VCI Emergency Vehicle SpecialistsEstablished in 1978 as Vic Constantino, Inc., VCI Emergency Vehicle Specialists has spent more than four decades building relationships with fire and EMS customers across the Northeast. Its 85-person team now supports those customers from a 40,000-square-foot headquarters in Berlin, New Jersey, with a Ford QVM-certified remount facility and additional service centers in three states.HOLBROOK, NY
TESCO Emergency VehiclesTESCO Emergency Vehicles builds ambulances and remounts for first responders, along with NEMT and wheelchair vans. The company emphasizes dependable emergency vehicles, quick build times, and long-term value for EMS agencies and departments managing tight fleet budgets.OREGON, OH