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Bell competes for Army's FLRAA program, with the Army acquisition chief speaking to Defense News about the competition involving Sikorsky and Boeing.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 31

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Bell competes for Army's FLRAA program, with the Army acquisition chief speaking to Defense News about the competition involving Sikorsky and Boeing.

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Competition underway for the Army's FLRAA program involving Boeing, Sikorsky, and competitors.1 source
- defensenews.com
Bell was disqualified from the FLRAA contract competition after losing the bid.1 source
- armytimes.com

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