9 novembre 2020 | Local, Terrestre

SOUCY DEFENSE DIVISION AWARDED $7.5M CONTRACT TO INTEGRATE COMPOSITE RUBBER TRACK TO THE NORWEGIAN ARMOURED COMBAT SUPPORT VEHICLE

November 9, 2020

Soucy International Inc., Defense Division, has been awarded the $7.5M contract to manufacture and deliver composite rubber track (CRT) systems for the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency's (NDMA) Armoured Combat Support Vehicle (ACSV).

In May 2018, as part of the Norwegian Armed Forces logistic and support vehicle recapitalization program, Flensburger Fahrzeugbau Gesellschaft (FFG) won the tender to manufacture and supply ACSV's to the Norwegian Army. FFG proposed to base the ACSV around their current PMMC G5 vehicle.

The ACSV is a 26mT tracked platform with the capacity to transport freight goods containers weighing up to 6mT. It has container mounts to accommodate both 6.5- and 10-feet freight containers and in conjunction with the increased durability and low maintenance attributes of composite rubber tracks (CRT) can enhance the military's battlefield logistical reach. The reduced vibrations enabled by the integration of CRT also aids in the protection of sensors and electronics located on other military equipment such as radars which may also be mounted on the ACSV's stable framed platform. Due to the ACSVs open and closed hull configurations, it can be adapted in the closed configuration to house a command centre or ambulance (casualty evacuation). The ACSV can be adapted to a wide range of operations including domestic disaster relief and international peace support missions.

About Composite Rubber Tracks

  • Increased durability over conventional steel tracks.
  • Reduced vibration (up to 70%), noise (up to 13dB), thermal signature, braking distance, vehicle weight (up to 50%) and fuel consumption (up to 30%).
  • Reduced vehicle crew fatigue.
  • Significant reduction in life cycle costs and virtually maintenance free.
  • Elimination of damage to infrastructure.

About Soucy

Soucy has been established for 50 years and specializes in the design, development and manufacturing of composite rubber tracks. Soucy supply a variety of components and parts for major manufacturers of Powersports, industrial, agricultural and defense vehicles around the world. Since entering the defense market 26 years ago, the demand for Soucy's products has grown, and now being utilised in 12 counties worldwide. Soucy's expertise and knowledge of rubber track applications lie in compounding and track construction. The key elements in exceeding the specifications of traditional steel tracks and meeting customer requirements are the relationship between the gross vehicle weight (GVW) and rubber heat generation, this balance is critical in the design of composite rubber tracks.

For more information: www.soucy-defense.com

https://blog.soucy-group.com/soucy-defense-division-awarded-contract-composite-rubber-track

Sur le même sujet

  • Congress passes defense spending bill after months of delays

    23 mars 2024 | Local, Terrestre

    Congress passes defense spending bill after months of delays

    Congress has passed an $825 billion FY24 defense spending bill, but the plan to get Ukraine military assistance across the finish line remains uncertain.

  • Simthetiq Awarded Contract from Canada’s DND

    7 décembre 2018 | Local, Aérospatial

    Simthetiq Awarded Contract from Canada’s DND

    Simthetiq has been awarded a new contract under the CASE SEM contract from the Canadian Department on National Defence (NDN) to grow the Canadian Armed Forces's (CAF) access to additional simulation entity models from their interoperable 3D Model Library. Simthetiq was selected in 2016 for the unique benefits offered by their X1 library, such as the ability to publish to multiple simulation formats, accessto source files and the capacity to further enhance the 3D models with crucial functionalities such as material encoding for sensor/thermal simulation. Vincent Cloutier, CEO of Simthetiq said “We are extremely proud of our continuing role as a supplier to the Canadian DND. We are looking forward to supporting the growing needs of existing and new CAF customers as well as expanding the use of Simthetiq's library by other allied nations.” http://www.canadiandefencereview.com/news?news/2584

  • STTC Canadian Industry Engagement Feedback Form/ Formulaire de rétroaction sur l'engagement de l'industrie canadienne en matière d'ASTRV

    19 juillet 2021 | Local, Aérospatial, C4ISR

    STTC Canadian Industry Engagement Feedback Form/ Formulaire de rétroaction sur l'engagement de l'industrie canadienne en matière d'ASTRV

    The Q&A responses and presentations from the June 15th industry day have been added to the STTC buy-and-sell website. Additionally, if you have not already, we also encourage you to please fill in the STTC Canadian Industry Engagement Feedback Form. Your input is essential as we develop our economic benefits approach for the STTC. If you have any additional questions or comments, don't hesitate to reach out to the STTC team. ********************************* Les réponses aux questions-réponses et les présentations de la journée de l'industrie du 15 juin ont été publiés au site web des achats et ventes du STTC. De plus, si vous ne l'avez pas encore fait, nous vous encourageons à remplir le formulaire de rétroaction sur l'engagement de l'industrie canadienne STTC. Votre contribution est essentielle à l'élaboration de notre approche des bénéfices économiques pour le STTC. Si vous avez d'autres questions ou commentaires, n'hésitez pas à contacter l'équipe du STTC.

Toutes les nouvelles