CSG Wins Bridge Laying Vehicle Contracts Worth over USD 50 Million for Customers in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia
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EDR MagazineCSG wins bridge laying vehicle contracts worth over USD 50 million for customers in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia
Industrial-technology group CSG has signed several major contracts in recent months for the supply of bridge laying vehicles to a total of five customers in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The contracts cover dozens of bridge laying vehicles worth over USD 50 million in total. The orders confirm growing global demand for specialised engineering vehicles and CSG’s ability to provide comprehensive solutions ensuring the mobility of mil…
The AM-50 EX has a MLC 50 rating, while the AM-70 EX reaches the MLC 70 category, according to NATO standard STANAG 2021. These classifications determine the ability of bridges to support the passage of military vehicles of different weights.The AM 50 launcher of CSGChasis Tatra 8x8Both the AM-50 EX and the AM-70 EX use a Tatra 8x8 chassis, which provides mobility on rugged terrain and allows a maximum speed of 90 km/h.CSG points out that the sy…
In recent months CSG has signed several important contracts for the supply of deck-lift vehicles to a total of five customers in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The contracts concern dozens of deck-lift vehicles for a total value of over 50 million dollars....
The Czechoslovak Group (CSG), an arms and engineering group owned by businessman Michal Strnad, has won orders for the supply of bridge cars worth more than a billion crowns in recent months. Dozens of specialized vehicles will go to five customers in Europe, the Near and Middle East, and Southeast Asia. The AM-70 and AM-50 bridge cars are used to cross waterways, ditches, and other natural or artificial obstacles. The company announced this in …
CSG secures over $50 million in bridge-laying vehicle orders from five customers across Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia
The agreements cover vehicles from the AM-50 and AM-70 series. Excalibur Army, CSG’s land-systems company, will manage deliveries. The vehicles allow military units to cross watercourses, trenches and other obstacles. They are designed for rapid deployment and use in difficult terrain. Richard Kuběna, sales director of the CSG Defence Systems division, said: “The new contracts confirm that there is sustained strong demand for our engineering and…
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