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Hankook Tire Named a Top Blue Bird Supplier

FORT VALLEY, Ga. — Hankook Tire America Corp. was among more than a dozen companies picking up top supplier awards from bus maker Blue Bird Corp. The company announced the winners for its 2013 Supplier Award winners at its recent supplier conference.

Roush CleanTech, manufacturer of propane autogas fuel systems and tanks, was Blue Bird’s 2013 Supplier of the Year. Throughout 2013, Blue Bird’s exclusive partnership with Roush CleanTech provided school districts across North America with environmentally-friendly and cost-effective propane autogas school buses, according to the company.

Other winners of Blue Bird Outstanding Supplier Award included:

  • Allison Transmission, Inc.
  • Chicago Expert Importers, Inc.
  • Cummins Emission Systems
  • Cummins, Inc.
  • Dana Holding Corp.
  • Dekalb Tool and Die, Inc.
  • Ford Component Sales, LLC
  • Hankook
  • HSM Transportation Solutions
  • Neovia Logistic Services, LLC
  • Piedmont Plastics
  • Quality Drive Away, Inc.
  • SoundOff Commercial Vehicle Products
  • St. Claire Technologies, Inc.
  • Sunrise Wheel Corp.

“Blue Bird is honored to present these outstanding suppliers with their respective awards,” said Trey Jenkins, vice president of purchasing and supplier quality.

“For the past year, these suppliers have provided Blue Bird with superior performance related to cost, quality, delivery and technology. Blue Bird is privileged to have an outstanding supplier base and we look forward to 2014 as we continue to increase market share and provide our customers with top-quality buses.”

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