Cummins Wins $500M Army Deal for 500kW Generators for Poland

Cummins Power Generation has secured a $500 million firm-fixed-price contract to produce and make minor modifications to 500-kilowatt skid-mounted mobile electric power generator sets and power plants for Poland through the foreign military sales program.

Work locations and funding will be set at the delivery-order level, the Department of War said Friday. Army Contracting Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, is the contracting activity.

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How Does the Contract Build on Cummins’ Previous Army Award?

The new contract builds on Cummins’ potential nine-year, $509.5 million award in 2024 to supply the Army with Advanced Medium Mobile Power Sources systems — tactical generators ranging from 5kW to 60kW used to power weapons platforms and military equipment. It also covers interface kits, trailers, switch boxes, and modifications to the generation sets.

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