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Big Bags USA is a rapid deployment barrier, an alternative to sandbags.  We are pioneering ideas in disaster prevention and sandbag replacement that are fast, reliable and easy to integrate. Big Bags USA  is designed for the highest demands without straining labor or resources, saving you time and money. 

Simple. Fast. Reliable.

  • Deployment is 200 times faster than sandbags.
  • Ground forming. Work on curves & uneven terrain.
  • Sand is reusable, uncontaminated by flood water.
  • Setup is approximately 2 man hours per 1,000 ft.
  • Low-cost and high volume solution!
  • Stream or water diversion, coffer dams, box culverts, levee topping, storm surge and shoreline protection.
 In our weekly blog, we'll be sharing details about the incredible Big Bags USA system, as well as resources related to Disaster Relief & Innovative Protection Systems.

 

BIG BAGS U.S.A.
D.R.I.P.S.
Disaster Relief & Innovative
Protection Systems, LLC
(573) 480-6699

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