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SEARCHThe orders are for delivery in the next 12 months and are new customers for Grande West.
Orders for new Vicinity buses were received from the City of Medicine Hat, the County of Grande Prairie, and a private operator in Quebec.
Grande West Transportation Group Inc. announced new Canadian orders to purchase Vicinity buses for approximately $6 million.
The orders were received from the City of Medicine Hat, the County of Grande Prairie, and a private operator in Quebec. These orders are for delivery in the next 12 months and are new customers for Grande West.
Total firm orders included in the backlog are for approximately 190 buses valued at over $51 million. Deliveries will vary from quarter to quarter to account for different build specifications, customer acceptance, and revenue recognition.
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