Organizations operating in demanding environments require vehicles configured for their people, equipment, operating conditions, and mission requirements.
TOTALOFFTEC supports the sourcing of armoured vehicles and specialist vehicle solutions, helping customers explore suitable vehicle platforms, protection options, equipment integration, and conversion requirements.
From protected passenger transport to mobile command, communications, medical, and emergency-response configurations, each solution should be selected around its intended use, applicable standards, operational constraints, and lifecycle support requirements.
Protected transportation platforms for authorized personnel, executive mobility, and organizations operating in elevated-risk environments. Vehicle selection should consider independently documented protection performance, passenger capacity, and road conditions.
Specialist mobility platforms for demanding terrain and field operations, with vehicle configuration determined by payload, mobility, operating environment, and required protection.
Vehicles designed to transport authorized personnel in operational environments where additional occupant protection and dependable mobility are important.
Special-purpose vehicles for the controlled transportation of valuables, sensitive equipment, or other designated cargo, with interior layouts and security provisions matched to the application.
Vehicle conversions adapt a suitable base vehicle to a defined operational role. The final scope depends on the platform, payload, electrical architecture, applicable regulations, and the conversion provider's validated capabilities.
Configurable workstations, displays, communications equipment, power distribution, and operator seating for authorized command and coordination activities.
Integration of compatible radios, networking equipment, antennas, power systems, and monitoring interfaces according to the approved design.
Specialist interiors, equipment storage, lighting, electrical provisions, and layouts for medical transport or emergency-response applications.
Purpose-configured storage, workspaces, lighting, power outlets, and equipment mounting for maintenance, inspection, and field-service teams.
Armouring is an engineering process, not simply the addition of protective panels. Added weight and structural changes can affect braking, suspension, handling, axle loads, visibility, and occupant safety. The completed vehicle must be evaluated as a system.
Define the required threat protection and obtain applicable test reports and certification documentation.
Verify the protection rating and compatibility of glass, doors, frames, joints, and other interfaces.
Evaluate gross vehicle weight, axle loads, braking, suspension, tyres, and handling after conversion.
Review seating, restraints, emergency exits, visibility, and relevant safety systems.
Ensure that added equipment is compatible with the vehicle's power, communications, and safety systems.
Establish service requirements, replacement parts, documentation, and post-conversion inspections.
For civilian armoured vehicles, BSI's PAS 300 describes methods for testing ballistic and blast protection. Other programmes may require different standards, depending on the vehicle and procurement specification.