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What Anduril Actually Sells the Pentagon: $2.19B Across 261 Prime Contract Actions
Public headlines treat Anduril Industries as an abstract defense-AI unicorn. The unclassified federal procurement ledger tells a much more concrete story: across three separate SAM.gov entity registrations, Anduril has booked $2,186,339,881.36 ($2.19B) in prime DoD and DHS obligations across 261 contract actions since FY2024, plus $680.0M in tracked international defense awards and sub-tier records ($2.87B combined footprint). Over 70% of its prime cash flow comes from two unglamorous workhorses: Special Operations counter-drone interceptors and solar-powered border radar towers that federal contracting officers classify as administrative building construction.
1. The 3-Entity Rollup: Why Single-UEI Searches Miss $270M
Analysts who query USAspending or FPDS by a single UEI routinely undercount Anduril's federal book of business. Anduril books prime awards across three distinct SAM.gov Unique Entity Identifiers (UEIs): its main Costa Mesa hardware/systems entity, a Reston/Washington DC registration used for classified Air Force and DARPA autonomy programs, and Anduril Federal LLC, which carries legacy tactical ISR sensor and Area-I / Blue Force Technologies task orders.
| SAM.gov Legal Entity | UEI | FY24-26 Actions | FY24-26 Obligated | Share of Prime Book | Primary Contracting Focus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anduril Industries, Inc. (Costa Mesa, CA) | KC3CH2MSK7Q3 | 195 | $1,916,690,468.21 | 87.7% | USSOCOM Counter-UAS (Roadrunner/Anvil), CBP Autonomous Surveillance Towers, USMC C-sUAS, Lattice C2 |
| Anduril Industries, Inc. (Reston, VA / Washington, DC) | PFJ2AD313314 | 21 | $236,756,668.15 | 10.8% | USAF Collaborative Combat Aircraft (YFQ-44A Fury), Space Force mesh networking, DARPA autonomy R&D |
| Anduril Federal LLC (Costa Mesa, CA / Atlanta, GA) | X2F9L6M9H6A5 | 45 | $32,892,745.00 | 1.5% | ALTIUS tube-launched loitering munitions, tactical sensor payloads, Army & Navy SBIR Phase III orders |
| Combined US Federal Prime Total (FY2024-FY2026) | 3 UEIs | 261 | $2,186,339,881.36 | 100.0% | 43.3% sole-source share · 11 tracked multi-year IDIQ / OTA vehicles |
Note on award counts: Across the three UEIs, 228 distinct prime award IDs account for 261 total obligation actions between FY2024 ($656.6M), FY2025 ($611.5M), and FY2026 ($918.2M). Adding 12 tracked international and sub-tier contract records ($680.0M) brings Anduril's total tracked footprint on AwardTape to $2,866,339,881 ($2.87B).
2. The 5 Real Product Lines Behind Anduril's $2.19B Prime Book
Stripping away vague FPDS descriptions, every dollar obligated to Anduril maps to one of five concrete hardware-plus-Lattice product lines. Counter-drone perimeter defense and border surveillance towers generate the immediate cash flow, while Lattice C2 enterprise vehicles and autonomous air/maritime platforms carry the multi-billion-dollar ceiling runway.
| Product Line | Core Hardware & Software | Primary Buyers | Flagship Contract Vehicles & Delivery Orders | Tracked FY24-26 Obligations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Counter-UAS & Force Protection | Roadrunner-M high-subsonic interceptor, Anvil kinetic sUAS, Pulsar EW family, Sentry C-UAS kits | USSOCOM, USMC, U.S. Army, DOE NNSA | H9240222D0001 (SOCOM Systems Integration IDIQ: $873.2M across 102 orders, led by $248.0M H9240224F0057 & $98.0M H9240224F0044); M6785425D0003 ($177.3M on $2.7B USMC IC-sUAS ceiling) | $1,090.5M |
| 2. Autonomous Surveillance Towers (AST) | Solar-powered Sentry Towers, radar/electro-optical sensor masts, edge Lattice target classification | U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) | 70B02C20D00000019 ($929.9M lifetime / $655.2M FY24-26 across 41 orders, led by $363.0M 70B02C26F00000035 & $61.7M 70B02C26F00000480 DO 23 O&S) | $655.2M |
| 3. Lattice C2, Mesh Networking & Space SDA | Lattice OS command & control, Menace-T tactical shelters, Space Force mesh nodes, Andromeda SDA | U.S. Army, U.S. Space Force, OSD CDAO | W9128Z26DA001 ($20.0B Army Enterprise IDIQ; $142.0M W9128Z26FA005 JIATF 401 Lattice licenses); FA882024DB001 ($100.3M Space Force mesh); FA881926DB013 ($1.84B Space Force Andromeda IDIQ) | $273.7M |
| 4. Loitering Munitions, CCA & Tactical ISR | ALTIUS-600/700M launched effects, Ghost-X VTOL sUAS, Barracuda-M, YFQ-44A Fury CCA | USAF, USMC, U.S. Army | M6785424D1026 ($43.4M obligated on $249M USMC OPF-L); FA862926DB002 ($50M AFSOC ALTIUS-600); W58RGZ26G0057 ($16.8M Army Ghost-X) | $114.3M |
| 5. Autonomous Maritime & Subsea Systems | Dive-LD & Ghost Shark XL-AUV, Seabed Sentry acoustic nodes, Copperhead torpedo-sized AUV | U.S. Navy (NSWC Crane / NAVSEA), Royal Australian Navy, UK MoD | N0016425CJR94 ($142.6M NSWC Crane maritime surveillance); N0002424D6306 ($982.1M Navy USV Family of Systems MAC); UK Royal Navy Project Saeed ($22.9M) | $52.6M+ |
3. The $510.1M Accounting Quirk: Why 26.6% of Anduril's Main UEI Is Coded as "New Building Construction" (PSC Y1BG)
Why does a Silicon Valley-style defense technology prime book half a billion dollars under a federal building construction code? The answer lies in how U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Air and Marine Contracting Division procures Autonomous Surveillance Towers (AST) under IDIQ 70B02C20D00000019:
- Turnkey Physical Infrastructure + Edge AI: Each AST deployment includes concrete or relocatable pad site preparation, a 33-to-50-foot steel mast, solar arrays, battery banks, radar/EO/IR sensor heads, and on-tower Lattice edge compute boxes. Because CBP buys the towers as turnkey border infrastructure installations, contracting officers code the delivery orders (including the $363.0M order 70B02C26F00000035 signed Jan 29, 2026) under PSC
Y1BG("New Construction") and PSCN063("Installation of Alarm, Signal, and Security Detection Systems", $68.1M). - Why Competitors Miss It: Industry screens that filter FPDS solely by IT/Software PSCs (
DA01,7A21) or Weapons/Ammunition PSCs (1410,1550) miss more than a quarter of Anduril's revenue. Meanwhile, traditional civil construction primes browsingY1BGawards are looking at an AI-enabled radar network they cannot bid without autonomous target-recognition software. - SOCOM's R&D Coding: The second largest PSC cluster on Anduril's ledger is PSC AC13 ($606.8M across 49 awards) and PSC AC12 ($263.7M across 33 awards), used by USSOCOM at MacDill AFB to fund rapid fielding and Spiral development of Roadrunner-M, Anvil, and Pulsar counter-drone systems under IDIQ H9240222D0001.
4. Top 10 Verified Contract Actions & Vehicles on the Ledger
Every contract number below links directly to its AwardTape Contract Dossier with obligation history, ceiling burn rate, contracting office address, and competition status.
| PIID / Dossier | Awarding Agency & Office | Program / System Scope | FY24-26 Obligated | Contract Ceiling | Signed / End Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 70B02C26F00000035 | CBP · Air & Marine Contracting Div | Autonomous Surveillance Towers (AST) large-scale border deployment under IDIQ 70B02C20D00000019 (PSC Y1BG) | $363,048,895 | $363,048,895 | 2026-01-29 → 2027-06-17 |
| H9240224F0057 | USSOCOM · HQ MacDill AFB | Counter-UAS systems integration: Roadrunner-M, Anvil, Pulsar EW & Lattice C2 under H9240222D0001 | $247,981,986 | $400,261,880 | 2024-08-01 → 2027-07-31 |
| N0016425CJR94 | U.S. Navy · NSWC Crane | Autonomous maritime surveillance, Expeditionary C-UAS & sensor integration (PSC AC32) | $142,616,974 | $206,368,269 | 2024-11-26 → 2029-11-25 |
| W9128Z26FA005 | U.S. Army · ACC Aberdeen (JIATF 401) | First flagship delivery order on $20B Army Enterprise IDIQ (W9128Z26DA001) for Lattice C2 licenses & C-sUAS fire control | $141,978,867 | $320,884,655 | 2026-09-09 → 2029-09-08 |
| FA882024DB001 | U.S. Space Force · Space Systems Cmd | Defense network mesh software & Lattice space domain awareness integration ($99.98M delivery order) | $100,264,562 | $100,264,562 | 2024-06-14 → 2029-06-13 |
| H9240224F0044 | USSOCOM · HQ MacDill AFB | SOF Systems Integration Producer (SIP) task order for tactical autonomy & C-sUAS kits | $98,045,879 | $98,045,879 | 2024-07-02 → 2026-12-31 |
| M6785425F0166 | U.S. Marine Corps · MARCORSYSCOM | Installation Counter-small UAS (IC-sUAS) Phase I production order under $2.7B IDIQ M6785425D0003 | $94,954,282 | $95,000,000 | 2025-09-18 → 2027-09-17 |
| M6785426F0139 | U.S. Marine Corps · MARCORSYSCOM | Installation Counter-small UAS (IC-sUAS) follow-on base defense deployment under M6785425D0003 | $75,381,847 | $75,381,847 | 2026-03-12 → 2028-03-11 |
| 70B02C26F00000480 | CBP · Border Enforcement Contracting | Delivery Order 23 under AST IDIQ 70B02C20D00000019 for system operations, maintenance & sustainment | $61,729,886 | $320,884,655 | 2026-08-31 → 2028-08-31 |
| FA862926DB002 | U.S. Air Force · AFLCMC Wright-Patterson | Stand-Off Precision Guided Munitions (SOPGM): ALTIUS-600/700 loitering munition air vehicle & launcher kits | $50,000,000 | $50,000,000 | 2026-06-11 → 2033-05-31 |
5. Sub-Tier Hardware Ecosystem (Palantir TITAN, Tactical Edge Sub-Assemblies) & 2027 Recompete Clock
Anduril as a Major Subcontractor: Palantir's Army TITAN ($42.8M)
Beyond its $2.19B in prime awards, Anduril captures high-margin hardware integration dollars as a Tier-1 subcontractor. Under Palantir USG Inc.'s $178.4M U.S. Army Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) prime contract (W56KGY24C0002), AwardTape tracks a verified $42.8M sub-award to Anduril Industries (W56KGY24C0002-SUB-ANDURIL) for ruggedized tactical truck enclosures, Menace-T C2 shelter integration, and mobile power distribution.
How Tier-2/3 Hardware Suppliers Plug In: Because Anduril builds physical towers, mobile shelters, expendable interceptors, and subsea vehicles at Arsenal-1 scale, its supply chain depends heavily on domestic Tier-2 and Tier-3 hardware manufacturers, including ruggedized power conditioning, RF/microwave sub-assemblies, machined aluminum enclosures, and radiation/EMI-hardened edge electronics from specialized defense suppliers such as BlueChip and allied precision electronics shops.
The Summer 2027 Recompete Window ($611.0M)
Two of Anduril's largest cash-generating delivery orders reach their period-of-performance end dates within a 45-day window in Summer 2027, creating major follow-on and sub-tier teaming milestones:
- June 17, 2027 (70B02C26F00000035 · $363.0M): CBP Autonomous Surveillance Towers flagship deployment order (100% ceiling burn). Follow-on tower production and sensor refresh orders will transition either to new task orders under AST or a successor border domain awareness vehicle.
- July 31, 2027 (H9240224F0057 · $248.0M obligated / $400.3M ceiling): USSOCOM's primary Counter-UAS Systems Integration delivery order at MacDill AFB (62.0% ceiling burn, $152.3M remaining headroom).
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