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Amphenol Invotec is delighted to announce that BAE Systems has awarded the business Bronze Supplier Status.
The Award is in recognition of continued commitment and support to BAE Systems programmes and key business objectives.
Amphenol Invotec’s PCB capabilities are among the broadest and most advanced, delivering consistent quality and reliability for demanding systems and mission-critical applications.
Terry Dowling, Sales Director at Amphenol Invotec, commented, “Amphenol Invotec and BAE have forged a strong relationship over many years and across a wide variety of programmes. This 2020 award is reflection of our partnership and our ongoing commitment to exceptional and sustainable performance to BAE.”
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