Company, prime contractor ·
United States · Costa Mesa · founded 2017
Anduril Industries is a U.S. defense technology company combining software, integrated hardware and uncrewed systems. Its Lattice suite is included in a U.S. Army enterprise contract covering commercial software, data, computing infrastructure and technical support. Announced in March 2026, that vehicle has a maximum potential value of $20 billion; funding is determined through individual orders, rather than committed at the headline ceiling. The Army describes the arrangement as supporting a common command-and-control framework for counter-UAS interoperability.
In Europe, the UK government announced contracts worth nearly £30 million for Anduril UK to supply Altius 600m and Altius 700m loitering munitions, launchers and spare parts to Ukraine.
Anduril also develops the YFQ-44A for the U.S. Air Force Collaborative Combat Aircraft program. The Air Force documented production-representative ground testing in 2025; that milestone is not evidence of operational fleet delivery. These activities span deployed commercial technology, contracted equipment supply and aircraft development, which should not be treated as equivalent maturity levels.
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