Coopérathon Global | Fabriquer des camions pompiers moins chers / Manufacture cheaper fire trucks | Activité https://cooperathon.global/teams/fabriquer-des-camions-pompiers-moins-cher-manufacture-cheaper-fire-trucks-1581877831/ Activités du projet, Fabriquer des camions pompiers moins chers / Manufacture cheaper fire trucks. Sat, 30 May 2026 13:43:51 -0400 https://buddypress.org/?v=2.21.0 fr-FR 30 hourly 2 80b84f75117289c2fd0d7af90101664e Angela Ji a rejoint le équipeeFabriquer des camions pompiers moins chers / Manufacture cheaper fire trucks https://cooperathon.global/fil-de-nouvelles/p/16951/ Thu, 23 Apr 2026 13:32:38 -0400 0 1a68bd35a3720608544e989a47ff3f67 Peter KH a changé la description du équipeeFabriquer des camions pompiers moins chers / Manufacture cheaper fire trucks de "- Google Translate marche bien. La description ci dessous est anglais seulement. Je parle anglais et francais donc repondez dans la langue que vous préferez. - Canadian cities are waiting longer than ever for fire trucks. For instance, the city of Shawinigan, QC is waiting for 4 years for a new fire truck - https://www.iaff.org/news/fire-truck-delays-and-rising-costs-strain-canadas-fire-service/# - and the city of Cambridge, ON is waiting 2 years for a new fire truck - https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/fire-department-fire-truck-delays-waterloo-region-1.6747412 - ¨REV Group¨, Oshkosh and Rosenbauer America LLC control between 70 and 80 percent of the US fire truck market according to this lawsuit https://www.hbsslaw.com/cases/firetruck-pricing-antitrust ¨REV Group¨ is owned by private equity firm ¨American Industrial Partners¨. This year REV Group merged with Terex https://investors.terex.com/news/news-details/2026/TEREX-AND-REV-GROUP-COMPLETE-MERGER-CREATING-A-PREMIER-SPECIALTY-EQUIPMENT-MANUFACTURER/default.aspx - There are several independently owned truck manufacturers in Canada which don´t manufacture fire trucks. One of these manufacturers is a startup which launched last year. There are also several non-private-equity owned Canadian companies which manufacture fire trucks such as Fort Garry Trucks https://fgft.com/ - This business idea is to act as a consultant for one of these truck manufacturers and determine whether there is a business case for one of these existing Canadian truck manufacturers to expand into the fire truck manufacturing business. - I don´t have a relationship with a truck manufacturer. I know of two Canadian truck manufacturers who would likely not be too hard to talk to. - I am looking for people who know about government procurement or who can get meetings with people who do government procurement and for people who are interested in supply chains. - This project might be just an interesting research project. It could be about helping an existing truck manufacturer expand into the fire truck manufacturing space. It could be about identifying a fire truck component where supply is particularly limited and starting manufacturing it ourselves. - Apparently replacing just the chassis instead of the whole ambulance is a new trend https://crestlineambulances.com/ Not sure if this is also the case for fire trucks. I have heard from a person I met that a number of municipalities rent vs own their fire trucks. - I think that fire truck manufacturing is much less roboticized than car manufacturing is. - Another resource: https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/did-a-private-equity-fire-truck-roll" à "- Google Translate marche bien. La description ci dessous est en anglais seulement. Je parle anglais et francais donc repondez dans la langue que vous préferez. - Canadian cities are waiting longer than ever for fire trucks. For instance, the city of Shawinigan, QC is waiting for 4 years for a new fire truck - https://www.iaff.org/news/fire-truck-delays-and-rising-costs-strain-canadas-fire-service/# - and the city of Cambridge, ON is waiting 2 years for a new fire truck - https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/fire-department-fire-truck-delays-waterloo-region-1.6747412 - ¨REV Group¨, Oshkosh and Rosenbauer America LLC control between 70 and 80 percent of the US fire truck market according to this lawsuit https://www.hbsslaw.com/cases/firetruck-pricing-antitrust ¨REV Group¨ is owned by private equity firm ¨American Industrial Partners¨. This year REV Group merged with Terex https://investors.terex.com/news/news-details/2026/TEREX-AND-REV-GROUP-COMPLETE-MERGER-CREATING-A-PREMIER-SPECIALTY-EQUIPMENT-MANUFACTURER/default.aspx - There are several independently owned truck manufacturers in Canada which don´t manufacture fire trucks. One of these manufacturers is a startup which launched last year. There are also several non-private-equity owned Canadian companies which manufacture fire trucks such as Fort Garry Trucks https://fgft.com/ - The business idea is to act as a consultant for one of these truck manufacturers and determine whether there is a business case for one of these existing Canadian truck manufacturers to expand into the fire truck manufacturing business. - I don´t have a relationship with a truck manufacturer. I know of two Canadian truck manufacturers who would likely not be too hard to talk to. - I am looking for people who know about government procurement or who can get meetings with people who do government procurement and for people who are interested in supply chains. - This project might be just an interesting research project. It could be about helping an existing truck manufacturer expand into the fire truck manufacturing space. It could be about identifying a fire truck component where supply is particularly limited and starting manufacturing it ourselves. - Apparently replacing just the chassis instead of the whole ambulance is a new trend https://crestlineambulances.com/ Not sure if this is also the case for fire trucks. I have heard from a person I met that a number of municipalities rent vs own their fire trucks. - I think that fire truck manufacturing is much less roboticized than car manufacturing is. - Another resource: https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/did-a-private-equity-fire-truck-roll" https://cooperathon.global/fil-de-nouvelles/p/16658/ Sun, 19 Apr 2026 13:41:52 -0400 0 042fd43040ac867dd661ebd8f9da9b91 Peter KH a changé le nom et la description du équipeeFabriquer des camions pompiers moins chers / Manufacture cheaper fire trucks https://cooperathon.global/fil-de-nouvelles/p/16657/ Sun, 19 Apr 2026 13:37:19 -0400 0 1f856d69f2c65acf7fe36fefcab6659f Peter KH a changé la description du équipeeFabriquer des camions pompiers moins chers / Manufacture cheaper fire trucks de "" à "Google Translate marche bien. La description ci dessous est anglais seulement. Je parle anglais et francais donc repondez dans la langue que vous préferez. Canadian cities are waiting longer than ever for fire trucks. For instance, the city of Shawinigan, QC is waiting for 4 years for a new fire truck - https://www.iaff.org/news/fire-truck-delays-and-rising-costs-strain-canadas-fire-service/# - and the city of Cambridge, ON is waiting 2 years for a new fire truck - https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kitchener-waterloo/fire-department-fire-truck-delays-waterloo-region-1.6747412 ¨REV Group¨, Oshkosh and Rosenbauer America LLC control between 70 and 80 percent of the US fire truck market according to this lawsuit https://www.hbsslaw.com/cases/firetruck-pricing-antitrust ¨REV Group¨ is owned by private equity firm ¨American Industrial Partners¨. This year REV Group merged with Terex https://investors.terex.com/news/news-details/2026/TEREX-AND-REV-GROUP-COMPLETE-MERGER-CREATING-A-PREMIER-SPECIALTY-EQUIPMENT-MANUFACTURER/default.aspx There are several independently owned truck manufacturers in Canada which don´t manufacture fire trucks. One of these manufacturers is a startup which launched last year. There are also several non-private-equity owned Canadian companies which manufacture fire trucks such as Fort Garry Trucks https://fgft.com/ This business idea is to act as a consultant for one of these truck manufacturers and determine whether there is a business case for one of these existing Canadian truck manufacturers to expand into the fire truck manufacturing business. I don´t have a relationship with a truck manufacturer. I know of two Canadian truck manufacturers who would likely not be too hard to talk to. I am looking for people who know about government procurement or who can get meetings with people who do government procurement and for people who are interested in supply chains. This project might be just an interesting research project. It could be about helping an existing truck manufacturer expand into the fire truck manufacturing space. It could be about identifying a fire truck component where supply is particularly limited and starting manufacturing it ourselves. Apparently replacing just the chassis instead of the whole ambulance is a new trend https://crestlineambulances.com/ Not sure if this is also the case for fire trucks. I have heard from a person I met that a number of municipalities rent vs own their fire trucks. I think that fire truck manufacturing is much less roboticized than car manufacturing is. Another resource: https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/did-a-private-equity-fire-truck-roll" https://cooperathon.global/fil-de-nouvelles/p/16655/ Sun, 19 Apr 2026 13:30:29 -0400 0 a6a6c358c591e70f78211dccb0642e62 Peter KH a créé l'équipe Fabriquer des camions pompiers moins chers / Manufacture cheaper fire trucks https://cooperathon.global/fil-de-nouvelles/p/16654/ Sun, 19 Apr 2026 13:28:24 -0400 0