FIRM FIXED PRICE

BELL TEXTRON INC - THIS ACQUISITION BY CARGO INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM OFFICE IS FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO 412 EXP AIRCRAFT FOR NEPAL.

PIID: W58RGZ25F0166

Signed Date: Nov 21, 2025Effective Date: Mar 18, 2025End Date: Closes in 769 days

Award $

$38.5M

Vendor

BELL TEXTRON INC

NAICS

336413

Signed Date

Nov 21, 2025

Key Details

Dollars Obligated

$38.5M

Base & All Options

Awarding Agency

Department of Defense

Awarding Sub-Agency

Department of the Army

NAICS Code

336413 - OTHER AIRCRAFT PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING

Product Service Code

1520 - AIRCRAFT, ROTARY WING

Extent Competed

NOT COMPETED

Place of Performance

FORT WORTH, TX, 761187609, CD-TX-12

Description

THIS ACQUISITION BY CARGO INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM OFFICE IS FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO 412 EXP AIRCRAFT FOR NEPAL.

Context & Analysis

On Nov 21, 2025, Department of Defense obligated $38,457,821 to BELL TEXTRON INC for this acquisition by cargo international program office is for the purchase of two 412 exp aircraft for nepal.. The award is classified under NAICS 336413 — OTHER AIRCRAFT PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING and issued as a firm fixed price contract. Competition extent: not competed. Performance is located in FORT WORTH, TX. The contract is scheduled through Nov 30, 2028. This award is one of several similar procurements from Department of Defense under NAICS 336413 — related awards are listed below.

Market context

Recompete outlook: Ends Nov 30, 2028, in 25 months. Recompete signal as of Oct 18, 2026: 64/100, combining time to the end date, the incumbent's history with this agency, whether the award was competed, and its size.
Competition: Not competed. 57% of 997 awards in this market (Department of Defense awards in NAICS 336413 over the last 3 years) were competed; median 2 offers.
Award size: At $38.5M, this award is larger than 19 in 20 of the 14720 priced Department of Defense awards in NAICS 336413 over the last 3 years (median $16K).
Incumbent at this agency: BELL TEXTRON INC has 276 other awards from Department of Defense, totalling $6.0B, 2015–2025.