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Navistar Defense bags military ambulances order

June 01-15, 2011

Navistar Defense has received a $183 million delivery order for 250 International MaxxPro Dash ambulances with DXM independent suspension. The order from the US Marine Corps Systems Command for mine resistant ambush protected (MRAP) vehicles falls under the company’s existing indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract and is Navistar’s ninth major MRAP variant.

“Survivability and mobility continue to be key capabilities required to help our war-fighters complete their missions safely,” said Archie Massicotte, President, Navistar Defense. “Medics face the same threats on the battlefield and we are proud to provide them with a vehicle that offers both MRAP level protection and independent suspension for off-road mobility.”

The vehicle includes an easy-to-use litter assist system as well as a protected work space benefitting medics and patients. This solution, paired with the company’s DXM independent suspension, helps medical aid navigate rough terrain to complete its mission. Navistar currently supports a fleet of more than 8,000 Maxx-Pro vehicles.

“All our MaxxPro units share commonality and this allows us to respond rapidly to changing mission needs with vehicle enhancements and fleet support,” said Massicotte. “This flexibility extends across our other vehicle fleets and is just one piece of a business strategy that moves us steadily toward our goal revenue base of $2 billion.”