FireBozz has been named a 2026 Recognition Awardee by the Business & Industry Council for Emergency Planning and Preparedness (BICEPP).
We’re honoured to receive this recognition for FireBozz’s contributions to emergency planning and preparedness.
The recognition is especially meaningful because FireBozz was nominated by Les Borsay, who has extensive experience in emergency preparedness and has been a strong supporter of our work.
Why this recognition matters
Wildfire preparedness depends on more than equipment alone. Communities, emergency managers and infrastructure operators need practical systems that can be planned in advance and deployed quickly when conditions change.
That is the problem FireBozz has focused on from the beginning: providing practical mobile water-delivery and sprinkler systems for wildfire structural protection.
FireBozz systems have been used in applications ranging from community structural protection to mills, water treatment facilities, electrical infrastructure and remote industrial sites.
Recognition from the emergency preparedness community
BICEPP brings together professionals working in emergency management, business continuity and disaster preparedness across the public and private sectors.
Being recognized by this community is particularly meaningful as FireBozz continues expanding its work in the United States and other wildfire-prone regions.
View the 2026 BICEPP Awards information
Accepting the award in Southern California
FireBozz Director Rod Szasz will accept the award at the 2026 BICEPP Annual Awards Event in El Segundo, California, on November 19.
We’re grateful to BICEPP for the recognition and to Les Borsay for putting FireBozz forward.
Continuing the work
For FireBozz, the recognition reinforces the importance of continuing to develop practical wildfire protection systems around real operational needs: rapid deployment, efficient use of available water, scalability, and protection of structures and critical infrastructure.
Learn more about FireBozz wildfire protection systems or contact our team to discuss wildfire preparedness and deployment.