Anduril Nabs Potential $1.8 Billion Army Deal To Support ‘Corps-Scale Fielding’ For NGC2
Anduril has received a US Army award worth up to $1.8 billion over five years to expand Next-Generation Command and Control from divisional prototypes to corps-scale fielding. An initial $162.8 million base period will support deployment beginning with I Corps in the Pacific. The architecture uses Anduril’s Lattice software as a distributed common data layer, connecting sensors, weapons and operational applications across dispersed formations. The award extends work tested with the 4th Infantry Division, while the full ceiling represents potential spending over the agreement rather than an immediate obligation of $1.8 billion.
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