Founded as The Non-Profit for Non-Profits, The Special Operation Services Foundation Inc. operates SOS Server—an inter-state P25 and Analog RoIP repeater mesh, 24/7/365 CAD emergency dispatch center, and rapid-deployment incident command backbone for volunteer EMS and disaster relief operations.
Established to equip volunteer EMS squads, disaster relief teams, and charitable events with enterprise-grade dispatch and radio coverage, SOS Server consolidates six specialized operational divisions into one resilient platform.
Our flagship Sitecast Solutions division bridges VHF, UHF, P25 Phase II, and DMR repeaters across Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New York over redundant fiber and satellite RoIP trunks. Field units maintain seamless tactical voice handoffs across state lines.
Rapid-deployment NIMS/ICS-compliant Incident Command and Medical Command teams supporting municipal and non-profit agencies during severe weather, search-and-rescue, and mass-gathering contingencies.
Continuous toll-free dispatch (1-800-567-0535) and cloud-hosted CAD/squad management portals modeled on our longstanding support for volunteer ambulance corps like Bellmore-Merrick EMS.
Turnkey communications and medical standby for multi-town charity rides and marathons—including our signature support for the Harbor to the Bay ride from Boston to Provincetown.
Home of Res1cue Radio digital streams for emergency personnel, AHA/NAEMT CPR & First Aid certification, and grant-subsidized fire pagers and emergency warning light provisioning.
Every regional RF site connects to our active-active Sitecast RoIP switching matrix with automatic LEO satellite failover and sub-1.2 second POCSAG/two-tone paging dispatch.
Navigate directly to organizational heritage, repeater specifications, codeplug documentation, agency case studies, and 24/7 dispatch onboarding.
How The Special Operation Services Foundation Inc. evolved from regional repeater links into a multi-state 501(c)(3) communications backbone.
Access P25 NAC 293 repeater profiles, POCSAG 1200 capcode tables, Motorola Quick-Call II tone pairs, and NEMSIS CAD integration guides.
Read operational evaluations from Long Island volunteer EMS corps, Harbor to the Bay medical command, and CT/MA mutual-aid directors.