25 YEARS OF MISSION-CRITICAL Infrastructure and Site Management

Workforce Housing, Culinary Services, and Site Support for Data Center Construction

A hyperscale build puts more workers on site than the nearest town has beds. Frontier Response Group solves that the way we’ve solved it for storm restoration crews across 60-plus deployments: full camps for up to 2,000 people, with housing, food service, power, and camp management under a single contract.

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Retention Starts Here

Skilled trades are facing shortages nationwide, and the shortage is worst in the rural markets where data centers are being built. Getting a crew to a remote site is hard. Keeping them there for a multi-year build is harder.

Most projects cover the housing gap today with hotel blocks or per diem. Those costs add up fast, and they don’t solve the real problem: an hour-long commute never builds any connection to the job site, and every worker who leaves mid-project costs time and money.

Modern Camps for Skilled Workers

Media coverage has started calling large temporary workforce housing developments near data center sites “AI man camps,” and not as a compliment. The traditional model: rows of dormitory trailers and shared bunks, was built for a different era of construction. A data center build runs two to five years, not a few months, and includes higher-skill trades and engineers who expect housing that goes beyond the basics.

The Old Model

Built for a defined season, then torn down
Shared bunks, minimal amenities
Food subcontracted to whoever's cheapest
One more vendor in a stack of subcontractors

The FRG Model

Built for multi-year occupancy, from the ground up
Rec rooms, common space, and connectivity designed for retention
Self-performed kitchens, certified staff, on-staff dietitians
One point of accountability for the whole site

Who We Are

Frontier Response Group has run high-stakes field operations for 25 years: deploying quickly, managing complex logistics, and keeping people housed, fed, and safe. Those same capabilities now support data center construction and mission-critical infrastructure, with depth in Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas, the same corridor where a growing share of new data center capacity is being sited.

25+ Years

of Operational Experience

60+ Deployments

Across the U.S.

Camps Managed

From 200 to More Than 2,000 Personnel

A Single Point of Accountability

Not a Patchwork of Subcontractors

Proven Track Record

Over the past quarter-century, Frontier Response Group has conducted operations across the United States and beyond. See a few select stories here.

Mercy Hospital, Joplin — 11 months on one site, FRG’s longest continuous deployment.

Hurricane Harvey, CenterPoint Energy — 2,100 people served in 2017, FRG’s largest single deployment.

OG&E — 24 deployments with one utility over more than two decades.

Who Chooses FRG

FRG has worked with many of the same clients for more than twenty years. Clients don’t rehire a vendor unless that vendor delivers.

What We Do

Multiple capabilities, coordinated by one operator. You’re not managing six separate vendors to keep a site running.

Workforce Housing:

Comfortable, well-run living space for the life of the project.

Culinary Services:

Real kitchens, real cooks, self-performed.

Power & Site Logistics:

Generators, water, laundry, and everything in between.

Transportation:

Getting people and equipment where they need to be.

Safety & Security:

Full-time focus on every site we run.

Site Management:

One point of contact for the whole operation.

Site Assessment, Supply & Staging

Every deployment starts the same way: assess the ground, plan for what the project needs, and stand up the operation without wasted motion.

Site Conditions & Risk Assessment

Supply & Resource Sourcing

Turnkey Setup, Management & Teardown

Project Requirement Planning

Vendor Network Coordination

Camps Managed From 200 to More Than 2,000 Personnel

Workforce Housing & Amenities

FRG designs and manages workforce housing built around your project’s needs, timeline, and location. Some projects need rapid-deployment lodging; others need a longer-term housing solution. Either way, we coordinate the right setup through our direct operations and vendor network, so your crews thrive in a comfortable, well-run place to live for the life of the project.

Workforce Housing Coordination

Climate-Controlled Living Spaces

Gaming Areas

Wi-Fi & Connectivity

Outdoor Common Spaces

Dining & Amenity Areas

Recreation Centers & Lounges

Fitness Equipment

Scalable to Project Size and Duration

Power & Site Logistics

Power and water are essential to any site, and we provide everything from generators and lighting to full-service laundry and remote office space.

Mobile Generators

Light Towers

Heating and Air Conditioning

Long Reach Forklift

Remote Offices & Modular Office Units

Lighting & Power

Water Tanker

Full-Service or Self-Service Laundry

Mobile Communications

Supply Store

Transportation

FRG project sites can span many acres. Transportation is a vital part of keeping operations running smoothly.

Golf Carts

the fastest, easiest way to get around a large project site

Truck/Trailer Leasing

from basic storage to refrigerated units

Mobile Command Centers

RVs, campers, and industrial or residential trailers

Re-Fueling Trucks

keeping fuel on site simplifies refueling efforts

Crew Shuttle & Transit Services

shuttles to full bus service, sized to the project

Safety, Security & Sanitation

FRG keeps a close, constant focus on the safety, security, and sanitation of every site we run.

First Aid/Medical

Lighting & Power

Portable Toilets & Deluxe Portable Restroom Options

Fencing

Shower Stalls & Hand-Washing Stations

Waste Removal

Culinary Services

Most camp catering comes from companies that learned food service as an add-on to housing. FRG came at it the other way. The people running our kitchens came out of a restaurant group that fed paying customers every day, where a bad plate costs you a table and a bad month costs you the location. That standard travels to the field: real kitchens rather than reheat lines, meals cooked fresh and served on schedule, staff who carry food certifications and have cleared background checks, and dietitians on staff for crews with restrictions or medical requirements.

Self-Performed Kitchens, Not Subcontracted

Boxed Lunches for Remote or Split-Shift Crew

On-Staff Dietitians for Dietary Needs

Full Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Service

Food Certifications & Background-Checked Staff

Menus Flex with Headcount, Schedule, and Dietary Need

Mobile Kitchens

Mobile kitchens are one of FRG’s most requested standalone capabilities. We offer them as part of a full culinary buildout, or on their own for clients who already have a foodservice provider and just need the equipment.

Climate-Controlled Dining

Climate-Controlled Kitchen

Temporary Kitchens

Water & Ice

Chairs & Tables

Regional Depth. National Reach.

FRG has run operations across the central United States for decades, including many of the same rural corridors where data center construction is concentrated today. When the work is somewhere remote, that’s exactly where we go.

Regional deployments include Ada, Ardmore, Checotah, Chickasha, Durant, El Reno, Enid, Midwest City, Muskogee, Norman, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, and Woodward, Oklahoma; Fort Smith and Russellville, Arkansas; and dozens more across Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas.

Storm and disaster response experience includes Hurricanes Beryl, Florence, Francine, Gustav, Harvey, Ike, Katrina, Laura, Nicholas, Rita, Milton, and Helene, plus widespread ice storm, tornado, and flood response.