Anduril Lands Massive $20B Army Contract Over 10 Years
The US Army just handed defense startup Anduril Industries a deal worth up to $20 billion for software, hardware, and services.
Anduril Industries just scored one of the biggest defense contracts a startup has ever seen. The US Army awarded the company a 10-year deal valued at up to $20 billion.
The contract covers Anduril's full stack — software, hardware, and services. It also includes a five-year optional ordering period baked into the arrangement, giving the Army flexibility on timing and scope.
For Anduril, this is a landmark moment. The defense tech company has been aggressively positioning itself as a modern alternative to legacy defense contractors, and a $20B ceiling on a single contract validates that bet in a massive way.
The deal cements Anduril's status as a serious player in military technology procurement — no longer just a promising startup, but a prime contractor with Pentagon-scale commitments on the books.