Rapid-20 isometric product render showing the open containerised training system

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Container gyms.
Deployable training infrastructure.

Portable, containerised fitness facilities for Defence, government, remote sites and industry. Two deployable families — Rapid for expeditionary relocation, Rugged for semi-permanent sites — in six quote-ready models.

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Compare the families

Expeditionary or semi-permanent.

01

Rapid — Expeditionary

For frequent deployment and relocation. Indicative setup under two minutes, tool-free, after the container has been placed. Models: Rapid-10, Rapid-20, Rapid-40.

02

Rugged — Semi-Permanent

For longer-duration sites, with relocation possible. Indicative assembly under two hours with bolted quick-connect rigs, after the container has been placed. Models: Rugged-10, Rugged-20, Rugged-40.

Setup benchmarks are family-level figures, configuration and site dependent; model-specific scope is confirmed during project scoping.

Choosing a system

Five factors that shape the right container gym.

01

Mobility

How often will the facility move? Frequent redeployment points to Rapid; longer stays suit Rugged.

02

Site and people

The operational site, who will train and how the space will be used.

03

Power

Existing site power, or whether solar and off-grid power is needed as a quoted option.

04

Equipment

Forces-selected equipment, client-selected equipment, or the structure and rigs without equipment.

05

Logistics

Transport, placement and site responsibilities agreed within the project scope.

Standard and options

Standard finish. Quoted upgrades.

Standard: Forces premium Burnt Bronze powder-coated rigs and racks with Forces branding.

  • 01Container colour
  • 02Client co-branding
  • 03Custom rack powder coat
  • 04Solar / off-grid power
  • 05Lighting, speakers and power outlets
  • 06Forces-selected, client-selected or no equipment

All upgrades are separately quoted.

Proven delivery / Real photography

Rapid systems, delivered.

Delivery team beside the containerised system for the ADF/PNG project

Delivered

2 × Rapid-10 — ADF/PNG

Project team in front of the delivered Rapid-20 training system for AFP/PNG

Delivered

1 × Rapid-20 — AFP/PNG

Designed and contracted by Forces, and manufactured with an Indigenous-owned manufacturing partner.

Entity-level credentials

Operated by Saltwater Country Services Pty Ltd.
100% Indigenous-owned · Supply Nation Certified · QIBN Verified.

Product-specific Australian Made

Australian Made licence 17423 applies only to approved product ranges within its licensed scope. Product coverage is confirmed for the agreed configuration; it is not a blanket certification of all offerings.

Buyer questions

Frequently asked questions.

What is the difference between Rapid and Rugged container gyms?

Both are deployable. Rapid is the expeditionary family, intended for frequent, fast deployment and relocation. Rugged is the semi-permanent family for longer-duration sites, and can still be relocated when the requirement moves.

How long does setup take?

As an indicative family benchmark, Rapid sets up in under two minutes with no tools, and Rugged assembles in under two hours with bolted quick-connect rigs — both measured after the container has been placed. Times are configuration and site dependent and are confirmed during scoping.

Which sizes are available?

Each family has three nominal size variants: Rapid-10, Rapid-20 and Rapid-40, and Rugged-10, Rugged-20 and Rugged-40. All six are quote-ready. Model names identify the variant; they do not promise a fixed capacity or equipment bundle.

What comes as standard, and what is quoted separately?

Standard rigs and racks use the Forces premium Burnt Bronze powder coat with Forces branding. Container colour, client co-branding, a custom rack coat, solar and off-grid power, lighting, speakers, power outlets and equipment packages are separately quoted options.

Does Indigenous ownership guarantee a procurement outcome?

No. Saltwater Country Services Pty Ltd, which operates Forces Fitness, is 100% Indigenous owned, Supply Nation Certified and QIBN Verified. These may be relevant to eligible procurement pathways, but they do not guarantee eligibility, an exemption or a contract award.

Start with the requirement

Scope your container gym.

Share the site, how often it moves and who will train. We’ll discuss the right family and model. Part of Forces Group (opens in a new tab).

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