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Avior signs a multi-year contract with Bombardier

22/06/2011

Press releaseIssued by Avior Integrated Products Inc..

Avior Integrated Products Inc. is pleased to announce reception of a contract award from Bombardier Aerospace to manufacture structural components. The scope of work includes a combination of composite parts, fabricated metal parts and lightweight hybrid structural sub-assemblies and could generate a value of over $40 million in business over the next seven years. These new parts and assembly packages are applicable to Bombardier's Challenger, CSeries, Global, Learjet 85, Q400 NextGen, and CRJ NextGen aircraft programs.

The award reflects Avior's commitment to quality and delivery performance as well as its positioning strategy to expand and invest in new technologies in composite and metal fabrication. This new scope of work is expected to create over 30 new jobs over the next year in Laval and Granby, Québec.

"We are very excited about the award of this new work and the impact it will have in establishing Avior as a Québec-based integrator of aerospace metal and composite structures," said Stephen Kearns President and CEO. "We are very proud of our 40- year partnership with Bombardier. They have played such an important role in our growth and development as a supplier. This contract will help build on this relationship into the next decade," he added.

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