Procurement
Cleantech firm BIOREM tallies new orders worth $5.7M
The Guelph, Ont. company manufactures high-efficiency air emissions control systems
MCI wins five-year contract for up to 50 commuter buses
The deal is with AC Transit, California’s third-largest bus-only transit system
NATO’s aging eye in the sky to get a last overhaul
NATO and Boeing have agreed to a US$1 billion contract to refurbish the military alliance’s aging fleet of surveillance planes
Legault not ruling out a ‘Quebec Amazon’ to promote local retailers
Any such platform would also have to a include a homegrown delivery mechanism to ensure goods reach their destinations quickly, Legault said
Emirates opts for 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners in revised deal
The deal is valued at US$8.8 billion
Boeing’s grounded 737 Max scores 2nd order at Dubai Airshow
Carriers from Kazakhstan and Turkey put in orders for the troubled jet
Canadian representation stands out at Power Transmission Distributors Association elections
Three Canadians have been elected to this year’s PTDA board, and Canada’s Jos Sueters of Tsubaki heads up the PTDA Manufacturer Council
Bell, big cable networks ask government to overrule CRTC on wholesale rates
Large carriers want the government to overturn a regulatory decision and restore interim wholesale rates
Boeing orders, deliveries continue to sag with Max grounding
Chicago-based Boeing said it took 10 new orders in October, down from 24 in the same month last year
Unknowns about 2020 U.S. election make some businesses cautious
Presidential election years can are a drag on small and mid-sized businesses – they tend to cut spending when they’re uncertain about what lies ahead
