TXT · The Bell Boeing Joint Project Office received a $90.8 million…

The Bell Boeing Joint Project Office received a $90.8 million cost-plus-incentive-fee order from the U.S. Navy to continue redesign and development of the V-22 Osprey Flight Control System, including replacement computers, cockpit interfaces, and test equipment for the Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, and foreign military sales customers. Work runs through October 2030, with initial obligated funds of $4.9 million. The award is a sole-source follow-on to an existing basic ordering agreement and represents about 0.6% of Textron's annualized revenue.

• Award value: $90,826,949 (cost-plus-incentive-fee order N0001927F1025 against basic ordering agreement N0001922G0002)
• Work scope: continued redesign and development of V-22 Osprey Flight Control System, including flight control computers, cockpit interface units, and test equipment
• Customers: Air Force, Marine Corps, Navy, and Foreign Military Sales customers
• Work locations: Ridley Park, PA (52%), Mesa AZ (42%), Fort Worth TX (5%), and various US locations (1%)