Extended shifts, heat, cold, overnight work, severe weather or emergency operations.
Departments / agencies
Tell us what support looks like before you need it.
Tags4Lives helps frontline departments establish a simple sustainment profile before an extended shift, emergency or disaster creates the need. When conditions change, the request should be faster than the problem.
Department defined. Tags4Lives does not decide what your personnel need. Your department does. We coordinate support around that answer and pursue outside funding whenever possible.
The operating model
One setup. Fewer questions when the shift changes.
We are building the backend around department answers, not asking departments to adapt to a prebuilt catalog. A useful profile tells us the trigger conditions, crew scale, sustainment categories, exclusions and preferred support format. Exact products are solved after the need is clear.
Hydration, nutrition, weather, personal care, cooling or portable power.
Crew range, expected duration and general support need. No tactical detail required.
Funding, sourcing, assembly, logistics and approved delivery are matched to the request.
Support formats
The format follows the operation.
Extended Shift
Fuller sustainment support for prolonged operations where access to routine food, hydration, personal care, weather support or power becomes less reliable over time.
Compact Response
Reduced-bulk, grab-and-go support for emergency, disaster, mobile or space-limited operations where portability matters.
Not sure which format fits? That is useful information too. The purpose of the interface is to remove guessing, not create another decision burden.
Department profile / support request
Give us the information that actually changes the answer.
This form can be used to establish or update a department profile, request current support, or simply start the conversation. It is not a purchase order and does not create a financial commitment.
The rule
Need first. Product second.
The fastest support system is the one that already knows what useful looks like. Departments define the need. TAGS builds the backend around the answer.
