Established in 1998, First Priority Group builds, converts, sells and services emergency and specialty vehicles for agencies and commercial fleets across the United States. Its New Jersey-based operation is particularly known for custom emergency service units and for ambulance remounts, a cost-saving alternative it has provided for more than 20 years. The company also works with fleet customers on electrification, including purpose-built electric command and rescue vehicles.
Neville Fleet ServiceNeville Fleet Service designs and builds custom emergency vehicles, including fire apparatus and specialized ambulances, from its New Hyde Park operation. Its work ranges from department pumpers to a custom four-wheel-drive EMS gator built for Central Park Medical Unit, showing a focus on adapting vehicles to the specific demands of emergency crews. The company also provides maintenance and repair services for fleets of all sizes.NEW HYDE PARK, NY
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
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
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