StandardAero will provide propulsion system maintenance and support for the Royal Canadian Air Force's (RCAF) fleet of CC-130 Hercules and CP-140 Aurora aircraft.
Awarded by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), the C$45m ($34.2m) contract will allow the company to provide T56 propulsion sustainment for the next four years.
StandardAero Military & Energy Sector president Scott Starrett said: "StandardAero is providing an all-encompassing T56/54H60 propulsion programme in terms of maintenance and services support.
"We are the preferred in-country solution past and present and are pleased to continue to partner with the RCAF with a mutually beneficial long-term relationship."
The services include maintenance and support of T56 Power Sections, QECs (CC130), RGBs, 54H60 Propellers, APUs and modules / accessories of the aircraft.
StandardAero will also provide programme management, fleet management, engineering and publications, as well as supply chain management in support of the CC-130/CP-140 fleets.
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By GlobalDataThe contract comes with an option to extend until the Aurora and Hercules aircraft are retired.
Operated by the 405 and 407 Maritime Patrol Squadrons of the RCAF, the CP-140 Aurora aircraft has been designed to conduct maritime surveillance, and search-and- rescue operations, as well as to detect drug trafficking, illegal fishing, immigration and pollution along the coastline.
The RCAF employs CC-130 Hercules for a wide range of missions, including troop transport, tactical airlift, search-and-rescue, air-to-air refuelling, and aircrew training.
This four-engine fixed-wing turboprop aircraft is capable of accommodating up to 78 combat troops.
Image: CP-140 Aurora. Photo: courtesy of Aldo Bidini.