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U.S. Army Awards 10-Year Enterprise Contract to Anduril Worth Up to $20 Billion

The vehicle consolidates earlier buys into task orders to accelerate fielding of AI-enabled battlefield command.

Overview

  • Army Contracting Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground issued the award with a five-year base period and a five-year optional ordering period.
  • The ceiling represents potential maximum value rather than obligated funds, with spending and work locations set on individual orders running through March 12, 2036.
  • The framework replaces more than 120 separate Anduril procurements, establishing pre‑negotiated terms, range pricing, and eliminating subcontract pass‑through charges to cut timelines and cost.
  • Capabilities center on Anduril’s Lattice software with associated hardware, data and compute infrastructure, and services to integrate sensors and unmanned systems into a unified operational picture.
  • Army officials cite a goal of a common counter‑UAS interoperability framework and direct industry to monitor SAM.gov and the Army Open Solicitation for related opportunities.