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Oshkosh Secures Nearly $700 Million In Trucks Contracts In A Week

Oshkosh Secures Nearly $700 Million In Trucks Contracts In A Week
Oshkosh Defense MSVS SMP Offering Photo: Oshkosh Corp.

By any measure, Oshkosh, Wisc., had a good week. Its namesake truck manufacturer and largest employer raked in nearly $700 million in contracts over the past seven days to build and recapitalize trucks for the Army.Oshkosh Defense [OSK] on March 22 secured a $243 million contract years in the making to build the first lot of 657 Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTV). That win came a day after the company also won $430 million to recapitalize 1,212 trucks from the…

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