Performed on site
- Fabrication of purchased materials and components
- Cutting purchased plastic and material
- Assembly into shelters and field systems
- Build to completed emergency-response equipment
Team HaugenHUB International Northwest
Eugene, Oregon
Prepared for Chubb Underwriting
Commercial Insurance Underwriting Overview. An account profile of a Eugene, Oregon manufacturer of rapid-deployment emergency-response equipment, prepared for carrier review.
2012Founded
13 plus yearsIn Operation
831 Wilson StEugene, OR 97402
American-madeDomestic Production
Emergency responseManufacturing
Account Profile
Deployed Logix designs and manufactures rapid-deployment emergency-response equipment at its Eugene, Oregon facility: shelters, power, water, climate control, and specialty field assets used by first responders, military, healthcare, and disaster-relief organizations.
All products are American-made and produced domestically, which supports supply-chain control and consistent quality.
The equipment is built for use at the point of an emergency, where it is set up quickly by small teams and then struck, moved, and redeployed. That use case shapes the product line, the engineering standards the company builds to, and the type of buyer it sells to.
ASAP rapid-deployment shelter · Deployed Logix
Manufacturing Scope
DLX is a fabricator and assembler, not a primary plastics or chemical manufacturer. It does not produce raw plastics or resins.
DLX sources finished third-party materials and components and fabricates them into completed emergency-response equipment at its Eugene facility, cutting purchased plastic and material and assembling it into shelters and field systems, rather than producing that material itself.
Underwriting Note
For underwriting, this is a lighter operational profile than primary plastics or chemical manufacturing. The on-site work is fabrication and assembly of purchased materials, without the exposures that come with producing plastics or resins.
Facility & Manufacturing
Eugene, Oregon facility · Deployed Logix
DLX manufactures domestically at its Eugene, Oregon facility, giving it direct control over quality and supply chain that offshore manufacturers cannot match.
From an underwriting standpoint, domestic production keeps the manufacturing exposure legible and inside the company's own operation. There is no offshore contract manufacturing in the chain of custody for finished product.
Facility Address 831 Wilson St, Eugene, OR 97402
Customer Base
NATO
U.S. Army Reserve
SOUTHCOM / DoD
Miami-Dade County
LA County EMS Agency
International Medical Corps
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
DLX sells to government, military, and large institutional buyers that run their own procurement vetting before purchasing, so that vetting has already been cleared repeatedly.
These are stable, well-funded institutions rather than a fragmented small-business base, a favorable signal on customer concentration and receivables.
Quality & Validation
Two forms of outside validation sit on this account before any carrier review begins: procurement programs that vet the vendor, and standards bodies that vet the product.
DLX holds membership in the North Carolina and Virginia Sheriffs' Association procurement programs.
These are pre-vetted purchasing programs whose membership itself requires vendor scrutiny of financials, references, and product performance.
DLX's cache list is referenced by the FEMA USAR Branch framework and vetted through the Urban Search and Rescue Alliance's public comment and adjudication process.
That is independent third-party validation of product quality, applied through a published review process rather than self-certification.
Engineered to a defined standard
| Specification | Rating |
|---|---|
| Setup time | 60 seconds, 2-person team |
| Wind rating | 55 mph |
| Snow load | 5 lb per sq ft |
| Shelter system | Patented |
| Use cases | Command post, decontamination shower, triage center, field hospital, mortuary unit |
Operational Controls
DLX operates a company fleet and maintains an active, established fleet safety program that it treats as a priority and manages on an ongoing basis.
It is currently in a strong position.
Underwriting Note
This is a favorable control on the auto and fleet exposure.
References
Summaries of public remarks by two named end users. Both are paraphrased below.
A retired U.S. Navy Admiral and former SOUTHCOM commander described DLX's facilities as well-built and well-fabricated, made by craftsmen who represent the best of American manufacturing.
Admiral Craig S. Faller (ret.) Former Commander, U.S. SOUTHCOM
An LA County EMS Agency manager credited 74 DLX shelters with meeting a surge that would otherwise have had a very different outcome, citing how quickly they set up and how flexibly they redeploy.
Terry Crammer HPP Manager, Los Angeles County EMS Agency
Both summaries above are paraphrased, not verbatim quotations. Original source material available on request.
Track Record
DLX has operated continuously for 13 plus years since 2012, serving mission-critical, life-safety use cases including field hospitals, disaster shelters, and water rescue, with no public record of product failure or controversy.
Products deployed into life-safety settings tend to surface their failures publicly and quickly. The absence of that record across 13 plus years of service in those settings is itself a data point.
2012
Founded
Continuous operation since
13+
Years in operation
None
Public record of product failure
or controversy
Available on Request
The current premium, loss history and experience modification, years with current carrier, and coverage program details are available on request from Team Haugen.
Routed to Team Haugen
To request any of the above, contact Team Haugen at HUB International Northwest, Eugene, Oregon. None of this is sourced from public material. Every figure comes from Team Haugen directly.