Vehicles that serve the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Defense are an important asset in protecting the nation’s day-to-day safety and the security of our U.S. troops abroad.

Mobile Concepts by Scotty has developed vehicles in cooperation with DHS and the military that are equipped with efficient use of floor plan space and function with the latest communication technology and high-tech surveillance available today.

Our products, built for the Department of Defense, are currently in service throughout the United States, Far East, Middle East, Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean and Caribbean.

From the inception of your ideas, to our computer-aided design and through the final finish work, our customers benefit from our more than 50 years of experience. Manufacturing techniques and design are constantly evolving and changing. Our level of quality assures our customers value, reliability and peace of mind.

The Source For...

• Mobile Commands
• Tactical Ranges
• Recruitment Vehicles
• Mobile Crime Labs
• Arson Investigation Trailers
• Mobile Processing and Detainment
• Mobile Police Sub Stations
• Sleep, Toilet, Shower, Storage and Supply Trailers
• Ocean Shipping Container Repurposing
• Tractor Trailer Outfitting

From small purpose-built mobile commands and classrooms to full size tractor trailers for mobile processing and detainment, we can design your vehicle for multi-purpose use as well as specialized utilization. Whether you need a slide out option for expanded floor space, enterprise grade satellite capabilities, night vision cameras that meets military specs, extended wireless LANs, VoIP, radio communications, telescoping masts with CCTV, proprietary bi-directional briefing equipment or satellite televisions, we will work with your budget to build a flexible and capable vehicle. Our GSA contract can be modified to meet your specific requirements.

Contact Mobile Concepts today.

Mobile Concepts is a small, woman-owned company located in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania, conveniently located off the New Stanton exit on the Pennsylvania Turnpike just 40 miles south of Pittsburgh.

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