Skoda JS has won a tender worth 2.7 billion crowns ($107.99 million) to supply Czech utility CEZ's Temelin nuclear power plant with containers for spent fuel, the companies said on Monday.
Skoda JS, owned by Russian heavy engineering group OMZ, will deliver the first container at the end of 2018, followed by two to six containers a year until 2035.
(Reporting by Jason Hovet and Robert Muller)
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