SAM #N0001927F1025

Bell-Boeing V-22 Flight-Control Redesign and Aircraft Support

The Department of the Navy’s Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), V-22 Joint Program Office (PMA-275), awarded V-22 flight-control redesign engineering work to Bell-Boeing. - Government buyer: Department of the Navy; NAVAIR; V-22 Joint Program Office (PMA-275). - Award and value: Sole-source delivery order for nonrecurring engineering, valued at $90,826,949.42. Bell-Boeing is identified as the only responsible source able to meet the requirements on schedule. - Requested engineering: Redesign V-22 Weapons Replaceable Assemblies to address system design limits, obsolescence, and cybersecurity. Scope includes Flight Control Computer (FCC), Cockpit Interface Unit (CIU), and Flight Test Interface Panel (FTIP) hardware, plus FCC software. - Additional V-22 support covered by the BOA: Modernization and avionics upgrades; testing; logistics and product-support documentation; obsolescence management; engineering investigations and service-life support; requalification, retrofit kits and spares, engineering change implementation, tooling, repair analysis, and production-line transition support. - Quantities and part numbers: None specified in the supplied summaries; quantities and delivery requirements are to be established by individual orders. - Performance period: Estimated BOA ordering period is FY22–FY27. Specific performance periods and delivery requirements are set at the order level.

Description

Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), V-22 Joint Program Office (PMA-275) has awarded a step 2 delivery order under Basic Ordering Agreement N00019-22-G-0002 on a sole source basis to Bell Boeing JPO for nonrecurring engineering for key redesign of Weapons Replacable Assemblies (WRA) to address system design limits, obsolescence, and cyber security to include Flight Control Computer (FCC), Cockpit Interface Unit (CIU), and Flight Test Interface Panel (FTIP) hardware and FCC software.

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