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USSOCOM recognizes Polaris Defense for rapid delivery and support of LTATV contract 1310144.
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AUSA
2014 Association of the United States Army AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition 13 to 15 October 2014 Washington D.C., United States |
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Polaris Defense at AUSA 2014 |
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USSOCOM recognizes Polaris Defense for rapid delivery and support of LTATV contract. | |||
U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) Lt. Col. Utsler recognized Polaris
Defense today, during an event at AUSA, for the company’s rapid
delivery and support of the Light Weight All-Terrain Vehicle (LTATV) contract.
Contract execution included support of user evaluation and government
testing, delivery of vehicles with tactical accessories to multiple USSOCOM
locations, and providing training and sustainment parts to those locations.
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U.S. Army Light Weight Tactical All-Terrain Vehicle. |
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Polaris
CEO Scott Wine praised USSOCOM for its willingness to partner with private
industry and accepted an American flag that has been flown on multiple
missions over Afghanistan. In an atmosphere of increasingly tight budgets and growing competition over fewer vehicle programs, Polaris Defense continues to focus on the warfighter. “It’s our focus on the warfighter that continues to serve us well,” said Scott Wine, Chairman and CEO of Polaris. “We appreciate and respect all our customers – from the acquisition community to the maintenance personnel to the in-theater vehicle operators – and keep each of them in mind when designing, building, and fielding vehicles for the military. It is how we deliver value to our customers.” Beyond the acquisition process and contract award, Polaris Defense continues to work with its Special Forces customer to quickly answer questions and support the vehicles in the field. “Polaris really took it upon themselves to ensure the warfighters got the best vehicle, and that meant shouldering a lot of the cost burdens to get the MRZR, or the LTATV class, to where it is now,” said LtCol Utsler. |