Sallyport Support Services has taken the lessons learned over three years operating on behalf of companies and the U.S. Government in volatile Iraq and applied them to the challenges to operating in a region after a natural disaster has hit. In the Gulf Shore after Hurricane Katrina wiped out most of the housing stock and infrastructure to support the relief efforts, Sallyport has enabled it clients to quickly set up relief operations and resume normal business.

• For Tulane University Sallyport assisted them in the evaluation, procurement and design of multiple housing options for housing 1000+ displaced students and faculty due to Hurricane Katrina for Spring Semester Opening
  “SallyPort helped us identify critical logistical and student and faculty housing requirements in the post-Katrina world in which we now live and work. They have put together a solid leadership team of solution-oriented experts. I have every confidence that they know their business. I would not hesitate to call them in the future when I needed their expertise. -Peter Baricev, Director of Real Estate Tulane
  
• Through a joint venture partnership with a local travel trailer installer, over 1000+ travel trailers have been hauled and installed at individual and group sites in five Louisiana parishes (Orleans, Plaquemines, Saint Charles, Terrebonne and Lafourche) for CH2M Hill.

Sallyport currently has personnel in the Gulf Shore with the skill sets to build and manage the following functional areas for clients looking to establish themselves in the area for commercial or relief efforts:

• Camp Construction
• Vetting and Hiring of Workers
• Food Services
• Stock Control and Warehouse Management
• Facilities Maintenance
• Morale, Welfare and Recreation
• Housekeeping
• Vector Control
• Laundry and Sewing Services
• Waste Management
• H2O Storage and Electrical Production