Boeing Honors 13 Suppliers for Outstanding 2017 Performance

Boeing Honors 13 Suppliers for Outstanding 2017 PerformanceSupplier of the Year Award winners for 2017 include Airgas USA, LLC, receiving the Safety Award, and Watson Furniture Group, receiving the Environment Award.Apr 23, 2018Boeing recently announced its 2017 Supplier of the Year award winners, recognizing 13 companies for providing high-quality products, services, and value for the company and for its commercial airline and defense, space, and security customers.Supplier of the Year Award winners for 2017 are:Airgas USA, LLC (Radnor, Pa.): Safety Award, with Boeing citing its zero-injury mindset and for investing in and implementing a formal, measurable safety programWatson Furniture Group (Poulsbo, Wash.): Environment Award, credited for demonstrating leadership, outstanding performance, or successful partnerships in a formal, measurable environmental program and culture of environmental leadershipGary Jet Center (Gary, Ind.): Community Engagement AwardRB Enterprises (Mukilteo, Wash.): Collaboration AwardCyient Limited (Hyderabad, India): Support & Services Award, for providing outstanding support or services to Boeing, including engineering support, logistical support, and/or site servicesWoodland Trade Co (Tacoma, Wash.): Production & Design AwardnLogic (Huntsville, Ala.): Outstanding Performance Award, for exhibiting superior performance and having achieved Boeing Performance Excellence Award status for five consecutive yearsEast/West Industries (Ronkonkoma, N.Y.): Global Supplier Diversity AwardLepton Global Solutions (Vienna, Va.): Pathfinder AwardThe Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (Canberra, Australia): Technology AwardDell Technologies (Round Rock, Texas): Advantage Award, for providing competitive advantage by exceeding cost performance goals and objectives for the product or services providedUniversity of Cambridge (Cambridge, England): Innovation AwardTurkish Aerospace Industries (Ankara, Turkey): Alliance Award