Crews who install it,
and someone running the job.
Labor and service for temporary power distribution, power generation and HVAC — for everyone from companies running small events to state and federal emergency response. Whether the equipment is ours or yours.
Most of what goes wrong on a temporary installation goes wrong at the terminations.
Labor is the business. The equipment just shows up with it.
A generator is the easy part. It arrives on a trailer and it either runs or it does not. What decides whether a job actually works is the people — who reads the site and sizes the load, who pulls and terminates the cable, who parallels the units, who is standing there at three in the morning when a breaker trips and the customer's operation is on the line.
That is what NextGen Event Services is. We supply and run labor for all things power — temporary distribution, generation and HVAC — and we bring the equipment when you need it, not the other way round. Rent from us, rent from anyone, or use what you already own; the crews, the project management and the service are the same either way.
It is also why the rest of this company exists in the shape it does. Three warehouses and our own fleet, so crews arrive with what they need. Our own repair shop, so a failure is a phone call rather than a procurement exercise. OSHA and DISA certification, so the people we send can actually get through the gate.
Small events through federal response.
Event producers
Festivals, sporting events, trade shows and conventions — from a single stage to a multi-stage site with back-of-house cooling and lighting.
Industrial and commercial
Planned shutdowns, unplanned outages, data centers and facility projects, including work inside plants and refineries with their own access requirements.
State and federal emergency response
Relief operations where the timeline is short and the tolerance for failure is zero. We work inside the procurement process, under wage determinations, with certified payroll.
Setting it and making it work.
Project management
One point of contact who owns the schedule, the logistics and the crew — from the site survey to the last truck leaving.
Temporary power distribution
Setting up distribution from the source to the load — runs, boxes, terminations and the labeling that makes it safe to work on later.
Generators and switchgear
Setting, connecting and commissioning gensets and switchgear, including transfer and load management.
Paralleling generators
Synchronizing multiple units to carry a load together — for capacity beyond one machine, or redundancy where an outage is not survivable.
Battery energy storage (BESS)
Setting, connecting and commissioning battery energy storage systems — the same discipline as a genset install, plus the interconnection and controls that storage brings.
HVAC installation
Setting units, running duct and getting the airflow right for the space rather than for the spec sheet.
We fix what we rent, and what you own.
Our crews deploy to jobsites and to customer facilities. If the equipment is yours and it is down, that is still work we do.
Generator PM
Full preventive maintenance programs on diesel gensets — scheduled, documented and on your interval.
HVAC PM
Full preventive maintenance on industrial and portable HVAC, from filters and coils through to controls.
Generator repair
Diagnosis and repair in the field or at one of our warehouses, on our units or on yours.
HVAC repair
Industrial and portable HVAC repair, on site or in the shop.
BESS service
Preventive maintenance and repair on battery energy storage systems, in the field or in the shop, on your units.
Cable and distribution repair
Power distribution cable repair — ends, splices and damaged runs put right rather than replaced wholesale.
Send us where the work is.
We deploy to your jobsite or your facility to repair equipment, run PM and count inventory. Useful when the work is real but hiring for it is not — a shutdown, a seasonal peak, a backlog that does not justify a permanent headcount.
Setup and teardown
Crews to install, operate and strike — so the equipment is not your problem to staff.
Inventory counts
Counting and reconciling equipment on your site, which is the part everyone postpones until an audit.
Safety is a condition of the work, not paperwork after it.
Our crews are certified to be on the sites we send them to — which is also what lets us work inside industrial facilities rather than only around them.
OSHA 10 and OSHA 30
Certified people on the crew, not a certificate in a binder. Safety is part of how we operate, and it is the first thing a serious site asks about.
Equipment certified
Forklift and aerial work platform certified operators, so lifting and working at height are done by people trained for it.
Industrial facility access
DISA and site-specific training, which is what gets our crews through the gate at plants and refineries with their own access requirements.
Set up to work under government contracts.
A lot of this work is public money, which brings requirements that have nothing to do with the equipment. We are used to them.
Government contracts
Federal, state and local. We work inside the procurement process rather than around it, and we are used to the paperwork that comes with it.
Prevailing wage and certified payroll
Crews staffed and paid to the applicable wage determination, with DBA (Davis-Bacon Act) and SCA (Service Contract Act) certified payroll produced for the project.
Nationwide and international
We deploy anywhere in the United States and internationally — three warehouses and our own fleet is what makes that a schedule rather than a hope.
Four steps, and none of them are a sales call.
- Discover
Tell us what has to stay powered, and who has to be on site to keep it that way.
- Understand
We scope it with you — including when the honest answer is that you don't know the load yet.
- Configure
Labor only, equipment only, or the whole thing run as one job. You choose the depth.
- Quote
A real scope and a real price, from someone who has read the site details.
What a properly run job actually buys you.
- Less downtime
- Fewer callouts and reworks
- No one on your side babysitting it
- One accountable operator
- Faster on site when it is urgent
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