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RENK America Wins $99 Million Order for Military Vehicle Engines: Muskegon, Michigan – RENK America, a supplier of mobility solutions for tracked military vehicles, announced today it has received a contract valued at over $99 million from a defense customer. The agreement includes the provision of new engines and the overhaul of existing engine systems.
The contract underscores RENK America‘s role in supporting the operational readiness and sustainment of military vehicle fleets for both domestic and international customers. The work associated with this award is scheduled to be executed at the company’s facility in Muskegon, Michigan. This program is expected to support skilled labor and contribute to the domestic defense manufacturing base.
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Ian Pain, CEO of RENK America, stated, “We continue to support ground combat vehicle performance globally. We are engaging in our long-standing partnership, providing our customers and partners with technologies and in-service support for their armed forces.”
The effort will involve both the manufacturing of new engines and the refurbishment of systems currently in the field. This dual focus aims to address current operational requirements and provide long-term supportability for the vehicles.
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Jim Pantano, General Manager of RENK America’s Engine Business, commented, “Our customer’s continued engagement with RENK America is based on consistent performance, engineering capabilities, and the ability to fulfill demand. This award is intended to strengthen the strategic relationship and reflects our team’s work in supplying mobility solutions for military personnel.”
RENK America states its ongoing commitment to supplying propulsion systems for combat vehicles used by the U.S. Army and international allies.
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