Wildfire Risk Modeling Companies: 48 Wildfire Risk Model, Analytics, Data and Detection Providers with Product, Offering Type, Stated Customers and WMP/SEC/Federal-Award Mentions (Partial List, Sources Linked)
48 organisations that provide wildfire risk models, analytics, data or detection, one row per organisation: catastrophe modellers, insurtech risk scores, climate-risk analytics, satellite, camera and sensor detection, utility wildfire-mitigation analytics and federally funded wildfire forecasting and sensing developers. Each row gives the head-office country and city as stated, the product name, the offering type and the customer segments in the source's own words, mentions in public records with the source, the website, and the source URLs with the exact wording relied on. 6 rows are named in a 2026-2028 California Wildfire Mitigation Plan, 7 in an SEC filing and 27 in a US federal award record (USAspending). Built from company web pages whose terms allow reuse, California utility WMP filings, SEC EDGAR and the USAspending API, read on 2026-10-12. No official register of wildfire risk companies exists; this is not a complete list (excluded candidates and reasons are listed).
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* The first 5 rows of the full list (real data).| company_name | hq_country | hq_city | product_name | offering_type | customer_segments_stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acme AtronOmatic, LLC (MyRadar) | United States | Orlando, Florida | MyRadar (Orbital Wildfire Resilience project) | NOAA-funded Orbital Wildfire Resilience project: miniaturized satellites with onboard AI for wildfire alerting, nowcasting and satellite imagery products | not stated in sources used |
| AiDash | not stated in sources used | not stated in sources used | not stated in sources used | satellite-imagery vegetation risk assessment for a utility's wildfire mitigation (per Bear Valley WMP) | electric utility (Bear Valley Electric Service) |
| ALERTWest, Inc. | United States | Chico, California | ALERTWest system; ALERTWest portable camera trailer | AI wildfire detection from cameras with alerts to emergency responders; camera-based situational awareness | emergency responders; fire responders |
| ATAC | United States | Santa Clara, California | not stated in sources used | NASA SBIR Phase I: near real-time wildfire prediction alerting service | not stated in sources used |
| Charles River Analytics, Inc. | United States | Cambridge, Massachusetts | WIMPLE (award project name) | NASA SBIR Phase I: wildfire integrated modeling, prediction and learning environment (WIMPLE) | not stated in sources used |
Showing 6 of 11 columns. All columns are listed below.
Full list: 48 rows · CSV · last verified Oct 12, 2026
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Where the source data is published
Everything here can be read free of charge: company web pages, the California Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety e-filing docket (WMPs), SEC EDGAR and USAspending.gov. URLs are in every row. ReqoData's work is finding the companies across 81 documents, reading the WMPs for vendor names, joining federal awards to companies, checking each site's terms before using it, keeping product, offering and customer wording in the source's words, and keeping the exact wording beside each row.
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- Rows
- 48
- Columns
- 11
- Format
- CSV (UTF-8, opens in Excel)
- Last verified
- Oct 12, 2026
Source data as of
2026-2028 Base Wildfire Mitigation Plans as filed in the OEIS docket (latest revisions to 2026-10-08); SEC filings (2025-2026); USAspending award records; company web pages; all read on 2026-10-12
Last verified is the date we fetched the source data and confirmed it was the latest version the publishers had released.
What this list adds to the free source data
- Utility vendor names are pulled out of the 2026-2028 California Wildfire Mitigation Plans (PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, PacifiCorp, Liberty, Bear Valley, Horizon West, Trans Bay Cable, LS Power): which risk model each utility says it uses (e.g. Technosylva FireSight/WFA-E, REAX, Moody's RMS, Direxyon), quoted from the filing.
- US federal awards (USFS, BLM, BIA, NASA, NOAA, NIST, USDA NIFA, NSF, DoD, FEMA) to wildfire risk, forecasting, detection and sensing companies are joined to the company row with the award number, agency and the award description as published.
- Product name, offering type and customer segments are kept in the source's words; each was taken only from a line that itself contains the wording, never from a menu, heading, page title or testimonial.
- Company sites whose terms forbid copying, commercial reuse or automated access were not used; for those companies a row is given only when a public record (WMP, SEC filing, federal award) supports it, and the reason is recorded.
- Every row carries the exact source wording (evidence_quote); a script re-checked every quote against the 81 source documents on 2026-10-12 and refuses to build if any quote or keyword check fails.
Limitations and what's not included
- Not a complete list of wildfire risk companies. 48 organisations are included; 28 excluded_candidates entries covering 67 candidate organisations are listed with the reason. Many well-known vendors' websites forbid copying or automated access (for example Moody's, Verisk, Cotality/CoreLogic, Guidewire HazardHub, Pano AI, AiDash, Overstory, Climate X, Kayrros); they appear only where a WMP, SEC filing or federal award supports a row, and otherwise are excluded.
- Federal-award rows describe what the award was for, in the agency's published description (often an SBIR/STTR research award to develop a capability); they are not a statement that a commercial product is on the market. Award amounts are not given.
- WMP mentions are the utility's own statements in its 2026-2028 Base WMP filing (revision cited); a mention is not an endorsement and the absence of a mention means only that none was found in the plans reviewed.
- Head-office country/city are as stated by the cited source; for federal-award rows they are the recipient address in the award record, which may be a registered or branch address. Many rows have 'not stated in sources used'.
- Offering type and customer segments are as stated by the source and are not a ReqoData assessment of quality or market position; marketing claims in quotes are the company's own words.
- Organisation data only: no people's names or contact details. Delivered as CSV; no API.
Where the source data is published
Everything here can be read free of charge: company web pages, the California Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety e-filing docket (WMPs), SEC EDGAR and USAspending.gov. URLs are in every row. ReqoData's work is finding the companies across 81 documents, reading the WMPs for vendor names, joining federal awards to companies, checking each site's terms before using it, keeping product, offering and customer wording in the source's words, and keeping the exact wording beside each row.
Organization info only. The list contains no personal contact details of individuals.
Columns in the CSV (11)
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| company_name | Organisation providing the wildfire risk model, analytics, data or detection (one row per organisation). |
| hq_country | Head-office country as stated by the source (company page, imprint, SEC record or the recipient address of a US federal award); 'not stated in sources used' otherwise. |
| hq_city | Head-office city as stated by the same source; 'not stated in sources used' otherwise. |
| product_name | Wildfire product or model name(s) exactly as written in the source; 'not stated in sources used' otherwise. |
| offering_type | What is offered, in the source's words (e.g. catastrophe model, property-level risk score, satellite detection, camera detection, utility risk modelling, federal award to develop ...). Taken only from a line that contains the wording. |
| customer_segments_stated | Customer segments only as stated in a quoted line (insurance, utilities, fire agencies, government, forestry, real estate ...); 'not stated in sources used' otherwise. |
| public_record_mentions | Mentions in public records with the source: California Wildfire Mitigation Plans (WMP, 2026-2028 cycle), SEC filings, US federal awards (USAspending). 'none found in sources reviewed' otherwise; this is not a statement that none exist. |
| website | Company website (the domain of the company page used, or as given by the source); 'not stated in sources used' otherwise. |
| source_url | Source URL(s) for the row, separated by ' | '. |
| evidence_quote | Exact wording relied on (several quotes separated by ' || '). |
| last_verified | Date ReqoData last re-checked every quote for the row against the source. |
Sources and licenses
- California Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety (OEIS) e-filing docket 2026-2028-Base-WMPs: Base Wildfire Mitigation Plans of PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, PacifiCorp, Liberty Utilities, Bear Valley Electric Service, Horizon West Transmission, Trans Bay Cable and LS Power Grid CaliforniaToS judgement: usable for facts with short quotations. Public regulatory filings in a state docket (robots.txt on efiling.energysafety.ca.gov returns 404, so all paths allowed). The main energysafety.ca.gov site answered HTTP 403 to the build's user agent, so its own conditions page could not be read and was not worked around; California's statewide web Use Policy (https://www.ca.gov/use/) treats state-created content as generally public domain and asks for permission for content not owned by the State. The WMPs are written by the utilities, so only facts (which vendor or model a utility says it uses) are taken, with short quotations.
- SEC EDGAR filings: Verisk Analytics 10-K, Genasys 10-K, Spire Global 10-K, Slide Insurance Holdings 10-K, Portland General Electric 8-K exhibit, Xcel Energy proxy statement, Puget Energy 8-K exhibitToS judgement: usable. US government records; SEC fair-access policy followed (declared user agent, low request rate).
- USAspending.gov award records (API v2 /awards/): USDA Forest Service, USDA NIFA, BLM, BIA, NASA, NOAA, NIST, NSF, Department of the Air Force, FEMA, Department of the Interior awardsToS judgement: usable. US federal spending data published by the US Treasury (public domain). api.usaspending.gov has no robots.txt (HTTP 404); www.usaspending.gov robots.txt disallows only query-string and .php URLs, which were not used. Only recipient name, recipient location, awarding agency, award number/type/date and description are used; executive names in the records are never used.
- Company websites without reuse restrictions found: Technosylva, Karen Clark & Company, ZestyAI, OroraTech, Neara, exci, Mitiga Solutions, Vibrant Planet, Spatial Informatics Group, XyloPlan, IQ FireWatch, ALERTWest, FTS, Reax Engineering, Jupiter Intelligence, ICEYE, XDI, Dryad Networks, DTN, Muon Space, Trident Sensing, SmokeD, ForsiteToS judgement: usable for facts with short quotations. For each site the terms/legal pages linked from the page or listed in its sitemap were read; none found forbids copying, commercial use or automated access (only privacy/cookie policies, disclaimers, copyright notices, or terms limited to a paid application/product). robots.txt allows every page fetched.
Last verified: Oct 12, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Where does the data come from?
Mainly from the official registers and other public data listed on this page under “Sources and licenses”. For some lists, ReqoData added columns (such as website URLs) after checking each organization's own website; those sources are listed there too. Organization info only — no personal contact details.
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