Special missionProduct launch
14 Aug 2026AIN
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Bell Textron
24 facts from 6 public sources, as of 20 August 2026.
What it makes
1 articleUNITED STATES PARK POLICE HELICOPTERS
Named on a federal contract line · USAspending.gov award data, the entry · read 20 August 2026 · dated 22 July 2026 · the fact
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Contract award
Federal contract award 140D0426C0109, $53.2M from Department of the Interior: UNITED STATES PARK POLICE HELICOPTERS
USAspending.gov award data · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 22 July 2026
Business designation
Corporation, not tax exempt: a business designation recorded in federal award data, self-declared by the recipient and not a certification this engine has checked
USAspending.gov award data · retrieved 20 August 2026
Business designation
Manufacturer of goods: a business designation recorded in federal award data, self-declared by the recipient and not a certification this engine has checked
USAspending.gov award data · retrieved 20 August 2026
Business designation
Other than small business: a business designation recorded in federal award data, self-declared by the recipient and not a certification this engine has checked
USAspending.gov award data · retrieved 20 August 2026
Business designation
US-owned business: a business designation recorded in federal award data, self-declared by the recipient and not a certification this engine has checked
USAspending.gov award data · retrieved 20 August 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: Aircraft order, purchase, or fleet deal, $53.2M from the Department of the Interior
USAspending.gov award data · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 22 July 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: Airworthiness directive naming the company
FAA design approval and airworthiness documents in the Federal Register · retrieved 19 August 2026 · dated 17 July 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: Airworthiness directive naming the company
FAA design approval and airworthiness documents in the Federal Register · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 23 July 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: Airworthiness directive naming the company
FAA design approval and airworthiness documents in the Federal Register · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 30 July 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: News item, event type not classified
Bell newsroom · retrieved 19 August 2026 · dated 20 July 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: News item, event type not classified
Bell newsroom · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 28 July 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: News item, event type not classified
Bell newsroom · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 5 August 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: News item, event type not classified
Bell newsroom · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 28 July 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: News item, event type not classified
Bell newsroom · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 5 August 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: News item, event type not classified
Bell newsroom · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 13 August 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: Product launch or entry into service
Bell newsroom · retrieved 19 August 2026 · dated 17 July 2026
In the record
Bell Textron: Product launch or entry into service
Aviation International News · The entry · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 14 August 2026
The company's own statement
Explore Bell's full lineup of commercial and military helicopters and tiltrotors — from the agile Bell 505 to the advanced V-280 Valor. Find your aircraft.
Bell Textron website · retrieved 20 August 2026
The company's own statement
The Bell 407 delivers reliability, speed, and maneuverability with a configurable cabin built for an array of missions and payloads.
Bell Textron website · retrieved 20 August 2026
The company's own statement
The Bell 505 Jet Ranger X is a five-seat helicopter built for safety, efficiency, and advanced avionics. The versatile successor to the legendary Bell 206.
Bell Textron website · retrieved 20 August 2026
The company's own statement
We're the company with a passion to push the limits of vertical lift and provide customers with reliable options to fly faster, farther, and arrive early.
Bell Textron website · retrieved 20 August 2026
In the record, newest first
7 entriesOtherNews item
Bell Expands Aftermarket Offerings in Asia Pacific with New Hydraulic Capabilities at Australian Facility
Bell Textron
13 Aug 2026Bell newsroom
DefenseNews item
5 Aug 2026Bell newsroom
OtherAirworthiness directive
30 Jul 2026Federal Register
OtherNews item
28 Jul 2026Bell newsroom
OtherAirworthiness directive
23 Jul 2026Federal Register
Special missionAircraft order
Bell Textron: Aircraft order, purchase, or fleet deal, $53.2M from the Department of the Interior
Bell Textron
22 Jul 2026USAspending
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