Yet another piece of good news has surfaced from heavy truck and tactical vehicle manufacturer, Oshkosh Corp. (OSK). In a press release Wednesday, Oshkosh revealed that it has been awarded a $600 million contract to construct and refurbish 1900 Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck A-4 vehicles for the Army's TACOM Life Cycle Management Command. Additionally, Oshkosh must produce 530 specialized material transport trailers.
Oshkosh expects to begin delivering on the contract as soon as next month, and the workload could last until October of 2011. Trailer production is expected to begin in June 2011 and finish in October of that same year.
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