Garsite

Garsite has built aviation refueling equipment since 1952 and shares its site with Progress, a truck-mounted tank builder that dates to 1922. Together they run four facilities: manufacturing plants in Kansas City, Kansas and in the free trade zone in Barranquilla, Colombia, and refurbishment centers in Alvada, Ohio and Cocoa, Florida. The about page reports more than 250,000 square feet of plant space, more than 500 employees and more than 500 units a year. The same page says ProFlo Industries acquired Garsite and Progress Tank in February 2024 and describes Garsite as a PrimeFlight company. No executives are named.

The aviation line runs from 500-gallon (1,800-liter) to 15,000-gallon (60,000-liter) refuelers, sold new or refurbished, with 3K, 5K, 7K and 10K models named on the site, plus hydrant dispensers rated up to 1,200 gpm, hydrant carts, bowsers, fueling skids, fueling ladders, floating suctions, above-ground storage and aviation fueling modules. The inventory pages carry separate avgas-refueler and aviation-refueler categories with new, refurbished and used filters, and a parts store sells replacement components online. Garsite also builds water and lav trucks, catering trucks and tugs in gas or electric form, and maintenance is offered through the PrimeFlight GSE Maintenance network at more than 60 North American airports.

Garsite reports equipment at nearly every major US airport and in more than 80 countries, and its customer logos include Atlantic Aviation, Signature Aviation and Air BP, although the site does not single out FBOs as a market. Buyers can ask about in-stock units ready to ship or specify a custom build. The inventory list showed no prices when checked, and Garsite does not publish pricing. The site gives plant cities but no headquarters street address.