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Bell Textron receives contract for work on UH-1Y and AH-1Z helicopters - UPI.com:
Dec. 18 (UPI) -- Bell Textron has received an $815 million contract for work on UH-1Y and AH-1Z helicopters for the U.S. Navy, the Department of Defense announced.
The five-year contract funds the upgrade, repair or replacement of 35 parts used on the helicopters, along with inventory management and logistical support, the Pentagon said on Tuesday.
The AH-1Z, also known as the Zulu Cobra, is a twin-engine attack helicopter designed to find targets at long ranges and use precise weapons.
The UH-1Y Venom, known as the Super Huey, can carry two crew members and eight passengers
Eighty percent of work on the contract will be performed in Fort Worth, Texas, with the remaining 20 percent taking place in Cherry Point, N.C.
Work should be completed in December 2024.
In April, Northrop Gunman received a $104 million contract for a technical refresh on computers on both models of helicopter, and in January Bell received a $439.6 million contract to build 25 new AH-1Z Viper helicopters and avionics for the U.S. Marine Corps.
Bell Helicopter Textron Inc awarded $439.5 million for the production and delivery of 25 Lot 16 AH-1Z
Bell received a $510 million contract for the manufacture and delivery of 29 Lot 15 AH-1Z helicopters
U.S. Navy contracts Bell for AH-1Z Long-Lead Item, Component Procurement
Bell received a $510 million contract for the manufacture and delivery of 29 Lot 15 AH-1Z helicopters
U.S. Navy contracts Bell for AH-1Z Long-Lead Item, Component Procurement
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