GM Defense lands nearly $700 million for ISV design changes
The modification funds engineering changes to the five-seat cargo variant as the Army plans to field more Utility vehicles over time.
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GM Is Getting Nearly $1 Billion In Taxpayer Money To Make Some Slight Changes To Its Infantry Squad Vehicle
The engineering changes in the updated contract include a new windshield, heater and defroster as well as some options for a full crew enclosure kit.
GM Defense awarded nearly $700M ISV-U contract modification
The Army has awarded GM Defense $698 million for engineering changes as part of a modification to its original acquisition contract for the Infantry Squad Vehicle-Utility, a new Pentagon announcement states. The total contract value now reaches $916 million, as the added funds amount to more than triple the $214 million figure listed in the Army’s original 2020 contract for ISV procurement. The ISV-U is a modified tactical truck based off the Ch…
The defense arm of General Motors (GM), GM Defense, won a contract of almost $700 million to modernize military vehicles destined for the United States Army. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the material and register.
GM Defense lands nearly $700 million for ISV design changes
GM Defense won a $697.7 million modification to its Infantry Squad Vehicle contract with the U.S. Army, funding engineering changes to the vehicle’s five-seat cargo variant, the Department of War announced Sept. 21. The modification, designated P00053, brings the total value of the underlying contract to $915.6 million. The Warren, Michigan-based company was the only […]
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