Anduril Industries is a U.S. defense technology company focused on autonomous systems, counter-UAS, and AI-driven sensing. The NORTHCOM Flyaway Kit deployed in the opening hours of operation-epic-fury is Anduril-built, combining:
- Wisp — AI-infrared, 360-degree motion sensor
- Heimdal — mobile thermal optics and radar trailer
- Pulsar — AI-enhanced electromagnetic warfare platform; RF detection and jamming
- Anvil — self-guided drone-on-drone interceptor (physically rams targets)
- Lattice — AI-enabled, open-architecture command-and-control software fusing sensors and effectors
See src-northcom-drone-incursion-2026-03, src-drone-incursions-epic-fury-2026-03, and src-epic-fury-drone-defeat-2026-03.
March 2026 — $20B Army enterprise IDIQ
Per Breaking Defense: the Army awarded Anduril a new firm-fixed-price enterprise IDIQ contract vehicle with a 87M for Lattice C2 software supporting jiatf-401’s C-UAS mission — makes Lattice the JIATF-401 C2 backbone. Pentagon-wide buyers can place orders against the vehicle. President and CBO matthew-steckman characterized the figure as an ordering ceiling, not obligated funding. The award is part of a broader Army enterprise-contract consolidation under brent-ingraham (118 → 14 contracts in 8 months). Closest precedent: palantir’s August 2025 $10B enterprise IDIQ.