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News Release –
Walnut, California, USA – November 11, 2004.
CM
Automotive Systems has been selected by American Growler an Ocala,
Florida based-company as the CTIS supplier for a Marine Corps
vehicle. The Marine Corps Systems
Command has awarded General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems,
St. Petersburg, Florida, a contract for the delivery of both
Expeditionary Fire Support System (EFSS) and the V-22 Internally
Transportable Vehicle (ITV). The prime mover for the EFFS (a
towed 120 mm rifled mortar and a towed ammo supply trailer)
and the ITV,V-22 fueled-powered vehicle will be built by American
Growler who teamed up with General Dynamics and together presented a
vehicle for this competition which was much more technologically
advanced than the other competing vehicles. The contract, the
information says, has an initial value of $18 million with options which if exercised, will bring
the
total cumulative value of the contract to $300 million. Work for
this contract which was competitively procured via the Internet is
expected to be completed by September 30, 2005.
Walnut, California, USA – October 19, 2004
– CM Automotive Systems, Inc. (CMASI), an ISO 9001:2000 Standard
certified global leader in Central Tire Inflation
Systems reported today that it has completed the design and validation of a new
state-of-the-art, Handle bar and Instrument panel mounted, direct Motorcycle
Tire Pressure Monitoring System (MTPMS). This innovative system, enables the
motorcycle rider to monitor the pressure in the tires and the suspension while
riding. CMASI announced
that samples have been shipped to a premier motorcycle manufacturer dealership
for evaluation and that the
new MTPMS will soon be available for release into production.
Since launching
the development of the Motorcycle Tire Pressure Monitoring System, CMASI’s focused engineering team
has made steady progress in the development of this new product. "To assure
product quality and field performance, the MTPMS was subjected
to extensive road and durability tests by an independent lab." Chander Mittal,
CMASI’s President said.
Look for the
new Motorcycle Tire Pressure Monitoring System at selected motorcycle
dealerships around the country.

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