Oshkosh Corp wins $6.7 billion Army contract

US Army Awards $6.7 Billion Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Contract to ...

Szews, Oshkosh Corporation chief executive officer. “Oshkosh is honored to be selected for the JLTV production contract, which builds upon our ...

Oshkosh wins contract to manufacture joint light tactical vehicle

WASHINGTON (Army News Service, Aug. 26, 2015) -- Oshkosh Defense was awarded a $6.7 billion contract, Aug. 25, for production of the joint ...

Oshkosh Corp wins $6.7 billion Army contract

The Army on Tuesday awarded Oshkosh Defense a $6.7 billion contract to build the Humvee's replacement -— a decision that would spell an economic ...

Leaders laud Oshkosh Corp. Army contract

Oshkosh Corporation executives with state and local leaders praised a $6.7 billion Army contract award to build the Humvee's replacement.

Army JLTV contract won by Oshkosh - Military Embedded Systems

... (TACOM) Life Cycle Management Command (LCMC) chose Oshkosh Defense to build the the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) under a $6.7 billion contract.

Oshkosh Wins $6.7 Billion JLTV Contract - Military.com

Oshkosh Corp. on Tuesday won a $6.7 billion military contract to begin building a replacement for the iconic Humvee called the Joint Light ...

Oshkosh grabs huge armored vehicle contract - Defense One

The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle will replace vulnerable Humvees on the battlefield, after the Army awarded a $6.7 billion deal that could ...

Oshkosh wins $6.7 billion contract to replace Humvee vehicle with ...

Oshkosh Corp., the truck-maker based in the Wisconsin city of the same name, last week won a $6.7 billion military contract to begin building a ...

Oshkosh Army deal will boost state economy

A $6.7 billion contract for Oshkosh Defense to build a new Joint Light Tactical Vehicle for the US Army is expected to send long-lasting economic ripples ...

Oshkosh wins $6.7 billion US Army contract - The Manufacturer

Military vehicle manufacturer Oshkosh Defence has today won a $6.7bn contract with the US Army to produce the next generation of light land ...

Army Awards $6.7 Billion Tactical Vehicle Contract To Wisconsin Firm

Wisconsin-based Oshkosh Corp. won a major contract Tuesday to build a new combat vehicle to replace a large share of the US military's Humvee troop carriers.

Oshkosh Corp. wins $6.7 billion military contract – The Denver Post

OSHKOSH, Wis. — Wisconsin-based Oshkosh Corp. won a major contract Tuesday to build a new combat vehicle to replace a large share of the U.S. military's ...

Oshkosh Defense Wins Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Contract

... military's fleets of aging Humvees was awarded to truck builder Oshkosh Corp. ... contract worth some $6.7 billion. Oshkosh expects to deliver ...

Oshkosh Defense awarded $6.7 billion contract to build new combat ...

OSHKOSH -- Wisconsin-based Oshkosh Corp. has won a major contract to build a new combat vehicle to replace a large share of the military's Humvee troop ...

Oshkosh Defense protest of AM General's JLTV contact: How it works

The Oshkosh-based company won the intitial $6.7 billion contract to build the truck ... The Army can award the contract to Oshkosh Corp ...

Oshkosh Corporation Lands Huge Defense Contract - CBS 58

The U.S. Army has awarded Oshkosh Corporation a $6.7 billion dollar contract to build its new line of Joint Light Tactical vehicles, or JTLVs.

Oshkosh Defense wins major Pentagon contract to build Humvee ...

... Army for acquisition, logistics and technology. Advertisement. The initial contract awarded Tuesday is for $6.7 billion for 17,000 vehicles.

Oshkosh wins $6.7 billion military contract to replace Humvee

ILLUSTRATION: OSHKOSH DEFENSE. Oshkosh Corp. was awarded a $6.7 billion contract to build the first batch of as many as 55,000 light trucks ...

Oshkosh Corp. can resume $6.7 billion contract - Fox 11 News

Oshkosh Corporation can resume work on the Army's Joint Light Tactical Vehicle JLTV production contract.The U.S. Government Accountability ...

Oshkosh Wins JLTV Award - Defense News

Oshkosh won a $6.7 billion low rate initial contract, a base contract with eight options to procure the first 16,901 vehicles for the Army ...