Bombardier recognizes 36 suppliers for 2025 operational excellence
- Bombardier awarded 36 suppliers for 2025 performance across four categories
- Thirty-three suppliers received the Diamond Award for operational excellence
- Thales Canada won the Environmental Sustainability Award
- Plastiques Flexibülb secured the Quality Award
- RAMM Aerospace received the Outstanding Partnership Award

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Bombardier announced the recipients of its Supplier Recognition Program Awards for 2025 on September 21, 2026, honoring 36 suppliers for their contributions to the aerospace manufacturer’s operations.
The awards were presented during a ceremony in Montreal, recognizing performance across four distinct categories: Diamond Award, Environmental Sustainability, Quality, and Outstanding Partnership.
Award Distribution
The program highlighted the following distribution of awards for the 2025 calendar year:
- Diamond Award: 33 recipients
- Environmental Sustainability: 1 recipient
- Quality: 1 recipient
- Outstanding Partnership: 1 recipient
Eric Filion, Executive Vice President of Programs, Procurement, Engineering Support and Product Innovation at Bombardier, stated that the strength of the supply chain is built on trusted collaborations delivering quality, reliability, and innovation.
Diamond Award Recipients
Thirty-three suppliers received the Diamond Award for outstanding operational performance, continuous improvement, and high-quality standards. These winners met specific operational performance levels across three segments: Production, Indirect Goods and Services, and Aftermarket.
Production Segment
- Broetje Automation
- Aerospace Technologies Group
- Dellcom Aerospace
- Diehl Aviation Laupheim
- F. List Canada
- Glenair
- Groupe Meloche
- Luxia Saint-Laurent
- Placeteco
- Plastiques Flexibülb
- Sealth Aero Marine
- Techno Aerospace
- thyssenkrupp Aerospace Canada
- WireMasters
- Capgemini
- IBM Canada (Consulting & Technology Services)
- IBM Canada (Staff Augmentation Services)
- Kuehne + Nagel USA
- NAD Global
- Randstad
- Segula Technologies
- Sogeclair
- Sterling a Kuehne + Nagel company
- Tech Mahindra
- WTW
Indirect Goods and Services Segment
- AAA Canada
- Actalent Services USA
- Aerotek Canada
- Avis Budget Group
- AXISCADES Technology Canada
Aftermarket Segment
- F. List UK
- Plastiques Flexibülb
- Rolls-Royce Business Aviation, Customers and Services Division
Special Category Winners
Bombardier also recognized individual suppliers for specific achievements beyond general operational performance.
Environmental Sustainability Award
Thales Canada, Avionics received this award for leadership in sustainability practices and sustainable innovations.
Quality Award
Plastiques Flexibülb was honored for delivering high-quality products, preventing defects, and driving a Quality Policy across its organization and sub-tiers.
Outstanding Partnership Award
RAMM Aerospace received this award for alliance, collaboration, and exceptional customer support and service.
David Murray, Executive Vice President of Manufacturing, Supply Chain Execution and Bombardier Operational Excellence System, emphasized that the future of the industry will be shaped by effective collaboration across the supply chain to advance quality, innovation, and operational excellence.
How might the dominance of 'Diamond Award' recipients in the production segment influence Bombardier's future procurement strategies and supplier consolidation efforts?
What specific sustainable innovations by Thales Canada could set new industry benchmarks for avionics suppliers in the coming years?
Could the recognition of IT service providers like IBM and Tech Mahindra signal a broader shift toward digital integration within Bombardier's physical supply chain?

































