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Create free accountTransport Canada, Technical Services requires a dedicated service provider as identified in the Statement of Work at Annex A, for Engine Condition Trend Monitoring, (ECTM), for:
• Eight General Electric CF-34-3B turbofan engines owned by the Canadian Department of National Defense. The engines are currently installed on four Canadian DND Challenger CL 600-2B16 aircraft: o Two CL604 o Two CL650
• Seven Pratt & Whitney PW120A/121 engines, owned by Transport Canada Aircraft Services Directorate. The engines are currently installed on two De Havilland DHC-8-102 and one DHC-8-103 aircraft. One of the seven engines is a spare engine to be tracked when on wing.
• Six Pratt & Whitney PT6A-50 engines, owned by Transport Canada Aircraft Services Directorate. Four engines are currently installed on one DeHavilland DHC-7-150 IR aircraft. Two of the six engines are spare engines to be tracked when on wing.
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