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Ambulances & Rescue Vehicles
After landing the largest single export order ever built using GM
Vans in 1998, John Dalaly became the largest U.S.- based exporter
of GM ambulances. Such record-breaking orders were repeated in
succeeding years. In 2002, IPC’s ambulance facilities exported
more than 300 units to the Middle East.
IPC’s success in selling ambulances led to a special relationship
with General Motors Corporation (GMC). Versatility and global
connections allow IPC to take products and services to targeted
populations, and we do it with special emphasis on cost
containment and flexibility. With increased exports to the Middle
East, IPC is exploring sites where a final assembly plant could be
established to bring jobs and diversification to that region.
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1st
Responder Units, built on the popular GM Suburban Chassis, make an
economical emergency rescue vehicle.
IPC’s Ambulance and 1st Responder clients include:
Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health
Kuwait Ministry of Health
Oman Ministry of Health
UAE Ministry of Interior
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IPC’s GM Dealership for Specialty Vehicles
IPC has a General Motors (GM) Specialty Automotive Dealership for
Iraq. The Dealership, named Dalaly Automotive Group, gives IPC
exclusive rights to sell large trucks and modified vehicles for
customers in Iraq.
With a full-service dealership, IPC and Dalaly Automotive Group
will prove to be a strong partner for our mobile medical customers
throughout the Middle East. The Dalaly Automotive Service Centers
will further strengthen IPC’s core mobile medical and rapid
response manufacturing activities, providing chassis sales,
GM-Warranty service and repair on all vehicles sold in Iraq.
Other Specialty Vehicles built by IPC
IPC also builds specialty trucks for use by clients worldwide.
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