L & W EMERGENCY SERVICES EQUIPMENT LLC

L & W Emergency Services Equipment, Inc. specializes in the design, integration, and upfitting of emergency response vehicles with mission-critical electrical and lighting systems. The company installs and configures high-intensity red and blue warning lights, siren systems, radio antenna arrays, and compliance-grade signage on heavy-duty pickup trucks and command vehicles, ensuring adherence to federal and regional emergency vehicle standards. Their technical expertise lies in vehicle electrical architecture, OEM-compatible wiring harness integration, LED lighting control modules, and ground-plane antenna installation—all tailored for mobile command and fire response platforms. A key differentiator is their precision in retrofitting commercial chassis to meet NFPA and SAE standards for emergency vehicle visibility and operational reliability. The contractor maintains a consistent and deep relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering specialized upfitting services for Fire Command Trucks supporting Job Corps and rural emergency response units across multiple states. Their work supports USDA’s mission to equip field personnel with compliant, durable mobile command platforms for wildfire response and rural emergency coordination. Industry focus centers on NAICS 336320 for motor vehicle electrical and electronic equipment manufacturing and NAICS 335132 for commercial and institutional lighting fixture manufacturing. These codes reflect their niche in vehicle-specific lighting and electronic systems, positioning them as a trusted supplier for government fleets requiring ruggedized, code-compliant emergency vehicle conversions. L & W Emergency Services Equipment, Inc. is a small business based in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, with no federal certifications on record. Operating as a 2L entity, the company serves federal and state agencies primarily through direct procurement channels, with a regional footprint focused on the Midwest and Southeastern United States. Their market positioning is defined by hands-on vehicle modification expertise rather than large-scale manufacturing, making them a responsive partner for specialized, low-volume emergency vehicle upgrades.