Summary

The Army-run jiatf-401 selected anduril’s Lattice software as the command-and-control backbone in an 20 billion over 10 years. Lattice integrates sensors and effectors for distributed counter-uas detection, tracking, classification, and engagement. Anduril president matthew-steckman clarified the 10B ceiling) is the closest precedent.

Key Claims

  • First task order under the new Anduril enterprise IDIQ: $87M for Lattice C2 software supporting jiatf-401’s C-UAS mission.
  • Enterprise contract ceiling: $20B over 10 years, firm-fixed-price; covers “the proprietary, open-architecture, AI-enabled Lattice suite, integrated hardware, data, computer infrastructure, and technical support services.”
  • Vehicle is Pentagon-wide: any federal buyer can place orders against it; anduril previously had 120 separate Army contracts.
  • Army has awarded 14 enterprise contracts in 8 months, consolidating 118 contracts (88% reduction).
  • August 2025 precedent: Army awarded palantir a similar enterprise deal with a $10B ceiling.
  • army-contracting-command is on its third RFI re-opening for another commercial-software enterprise IDIQ winner.
  • Steckman: orders can be placed “as soon as a vendor is selected through a competitive process.”

Notable Quotes

“This is a contract vehicle… There’s no money attached to it, this is just a contract vehicle, but it reduces a lot of friction in things that just simply shouldn’t have it.” — Matthew Steckman, Anduril president and CBO

“Our strategic shift to enterprise contracts is fundamental to how we modernize the force. By consolidating hundreds of disparate contracts, we are leveraging the Army’s buying power at an enterprise scale, which has potential to yield billions in taxpayer savings and streamline acquisition processes.” — Brent Ingraham, ASA(ALT)