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Berwyn-based Triumph Group, Inc. announced its Actuation Products and Services business won a contract from Boeing for wire control cables.

The contract spans hundreds of variations of cable used on the Boeing 737 Max, 767, 777, and 777X programs. Triumph will provide cable manufacturing and life cycle support for the components. The company said work will be performed at Triumph’s Shelbyville, Indiana facility.

“We are proud to be selected as the provider for Boeing’s wire control cable requirements. We will continue to deliver enhanced value to Boeing over the life of the contract,” said Mike Boland, President of Triumph Actuation Product and Services.

A leading provider of mechanical and electro-mechanical control cables for commercial, military, and industrial platforms, Triumph has been providing wire control cables to Boeing since 2003. The company’s Actuation Products & Services business is a leader in designing, developing, manufacturing, and supporting complex electro-hydraulic and mechanical systems and equipment for the aerospace and defense industry. The business unit services customers worldwide from its 10 manufacturing sites in North America and Europe.

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