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BAE Systems name AMZ Manufacturing, Leading Technology Composites Suppliers of the Year

Annual “Partner2Win” Symposium awarded 25 suppliers and 34 “Partner2Win” medals recognizing high performance and global competitiveness.  

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BAE Systems Combat Mission Systems (York, Pa., U.S.) business named both AMZ Manufacturing Corp. (York) and Leading Technology Composites Inc. (Wichita, Kan., U.S.) as Suppliers of the Year for the companies’ high-performance standards and global competitiveness at BAE’s “Partner2Win” Symposium on Nov. 1.

Along with Suppliers of the Year, the event also recognized top suppliers for combat and amphibious vehicle as well as maritime gun system programs. The “Partner2Win” program honors suppliers for best-in-class performance, on-time deliveries and stringent quality standards.

BAE Systems Combat Mission Systems awarded a total of 25 supplier of the year awards and 34 “Partner2Win” medals to various companies (see a full list of awardees here). Highlights include:

  • Supplier of the Year: AMZ Manufacturing Corp. and Leading Technology Composites Inc.
  • Quality Supplier of the Year: Applied Composites (San Diego, Calif., U.S.)
  • Most Improved Supplier of the Year: Sioux Manufacturing Corp. (Fort Totten, N.D., U.S.)
  • Small Business of the Year: Military & Commercial Fasteners Corp. (Athens, Ga., U.S.)

“Delivering quality combat systems to our warfighters continues to be a main priority for BAE Systems,” Marc Casseres, vice president of operations for BAE Systems’ Combat Mission Systems business, says. “Partnering with high-performing suppliers allows us to fulfill customer needs, and continue to deliver on our commitments with safety, partnership and innovation at the forefront.”

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