Mader recently supplied primary response ambulances based on Sprinter vans for the Queensland Ambulance Service. During late 2012 and early 2013 an initial order of twenty eight vehicles was completed and delivered.

In early 2013 Mader completed the first of nine Tasmania Police forensic trial vehicles. The rear of these vehicles has been developed according to requirements and is a modular construction.

Mader supplied the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland with a fully fitted and functional primary response ambulance simulator in 2013, which will be installed in a class room environment. This is the fifth simulator to be developed and provided by Mader to date to universities around Australia, including Melbourne and Tasmania, some of which are based on Sprinter vans to provide a complete mobile service.

Mader continues to provide Ambulance Victoria with their ambulance fleet, with a focus on ongoing development. Mid 2012 saw the development of the new rural/metropolitan hybrid. By mid 2013 100 units will be manufactured.

Mader have recently completed production unit number 450 for the South Australian Ambulance Service in 2013. It is a very rewarding process of quality product and continuous development during this contractual partnership.

Mader was required in late 2011 to provide three single stretcher primary response vehicles based on Toyota's 4x4 Troop Carrier for LifeAid. The vehicles will service on site operations in the mines of Queensland. Vehicles have been modified to requirements and are fitted with full internal roll over protection.

Mader completed patient transport vehicles for St John Ambulance Victoria in late 2011. These vehicles are based on Sprinter vans and feature the capacity to carry two stretchers.

In late 2012 Mader completed a single stretcher patient transport vehicle based on the Sprinter van for Advanced Medical Support in Western Australia. This vehicle is complete with a wheelchair hoist option to allow disability access and seating.