From Business Week
The Army said Tuesday it awarded a $13.7 million delivery order to Cummins Inc. for diesel engines.
The Army gave the order to the engine maker on Friday. Cummins will also provide technical, engineering and other services.
The company will perform the work in Columbus, Ind., through Dec. 31, 2010.
Shares of Cummins dropped 20 cents to close at $139.46 on the New York Stock Exchange.
Chrysler Group is reportedly considering diesel-powered minivans for the North American market by 2010, according to Automotive News.
LONDON, February 6 /PRNewswire/ — Integer Research will host the third annual diesel emissions conference in Frankfurt this June 26-27. ‘Diesel Emissions Conference 07′ will raise the topical issues of how new European heavy-duty diesel emissions regulations (known as Euro V&VI) are impacting truck manufacturers, equipment manufacturers, fuel suppliers and commercial vehicle operators. This year’s conference also looks ahead to discuss the new engine technologies and business strategies that will enable the transport industry to embrace further emissions reductions as Euro VI regulations are drafted.