MAST ASSY, MAIN ROTO
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The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency has awarded Bell Textron Inc. a contract valued at $4,882,762.50 under a delivery order linked to SPRPA121G001W, following solicitation SPE4A5-24-R-0173. The award, dated July 24, 2026, is for the supply of a main rotor mast assembly identified by NSN part number 1615013620406 and procurement requisition 7005997881, with a NAICS code of 336413 indicating classification under aircraft manufacturing. The contract was issued as a federal award with no specified set-aside type, and the performance location is not detailed beyond the United States. Although the solicitation response deadline was June 14, 2024, the award posting occurred later, indicating a delayed contract issuance process typical for defense logistics procurement. The awardee, Bell Textron Inc. with CAGE code 97499, is a principal defense contractor with expertise in rotary-wing systems, reinforcing the strategic importance of this component for military aviation operations.
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