U.S. Lets Contracts To Clean Up Overseas Bases Tetra Tech To Benefit
The United States military over the last nine years has established and operated large bases in Afghanistan and Iraq. The Global War on Terror…
Navistar To Provide More Trucks To U.S. Army
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The United States military has expended a great deal of logistics and support vehicles in Iraq and Afghanistan. These trucks have taken a beating both from heavy use and enemy attacks. The Army has let several contracts recently to repair, reset and replace them. Yesterday it was announced that Navistar would be awarded a contract to provide tanker trucks, wreckers and generic troop transport vehicles. The value of this contract is over $400 million.
Navistar was disappointed that it did not win a portion of the MRAP-ATV contract to provide the lighter vehicles for use in Afghanistan. That contract went to Oshkosh. This contract will offset some of the losses from not contributing to that effort. It also demonstrates that the U.S. has been able to grow a decent industrial base when it comes to logistic support vehicles.
VeteranOwnedBusiness.com Celebrates 1st Year Anniversary by Releasing New Military and Business Ownership Tribute Section
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