Jasper Names 2017 Core Supplier Award Winners - Engine Builder Magazine

Jasper Names 2017 Core Supplier Award Winners

Jasper Engines & Transmissions has named its Core Supplier Award winners for their performance throughout the 2017 calendar year. There were six corporate recipients named.

Jasper Engines & Transmissions has named its Core Supplier Award winners for their performance throughout the 2017 calendar year. There were six corporate recipients named in the following categories:

CORE ENGINE PARTS SERVICE AWARD                  Grant Iron & Motors

ENGINE CORE SERVICE AWARD                       A & A Midwest Rebuilders

FULL CORE GROWTH AWARD                                  KB Core

CORE PARTS GROWTH AWARD                                 Texas Core Supply

TRANSMISSION CORE SERVICE AWARD                 ACE/MCI Commodities

TRANSMISSION PARTS SERVICE AWARD                Teal Automotive

Each supplier received a Jasper trophy honoring their key role and performance in 2017.

Jasper says these awards recognize its Key Partners in Success. The suppliers provided Jasper “above & beyond” performance throughout 2017 according to the following criteria: percentage increase in the amount of dollars spent from 2016 to 2017, overall product quality, reliability and on-time shipping performance, relationship and an overall high level of customer service.

“Jasper is proud to recognize all of our core suppliers this year,” said Mike Kilian, Jasper Supplier and Product Development Core Purchasing Agent. “We have developed great relationships with many of our core suppliers, and they continue to be critical partners in the success of Jasper Engines and Transmissions.”

“In the aftermarket industry, we must all continue to work closely together to provide the highest quality product at a fair price; which then delivers the greatest value to our customers,” said Kilian.

For more information visit www.jasperengines.com.

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