ON THE TAPEANDURIL ENTERPRISE 0.85% FILL $170.5M / $20BCBP AST 46.49% FILL $929.7M / $2.0BPALANTIR MAVEN 77.86% FILL $545.6M / $700.7MSHIELD AI USCG $56.6M DRAWN 11 ORDERSLATTICE DO 83.31% OF ENTERPRISE DRAWNUSAspending compile · Sep 29 2026
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$3.80M
Sep 26, 2026 · Named-prime fills · Anduril

$3.80M: Enterprise books a sixth delivery order

Sep 26, 2026 · AwardTape · Data: USAspending API, Sep 26 2026 (fill update Sep 29 compile)
Award ladder of Anduril Enterprise delivery orders outside Lattice, with the new O-CSUAS order highlighted
O-CSUAS supplies and event support land on Anduril's $20B single-award IDIQ.

$3.80M. USAspending booked delivery order M6785426F0169 onto Anduril's $20B Enterprise IDIQ (W9128Z26DA001) for O-CSUAS supplies and event support. The exact obligation is $3,798,509.74, and the order is a Navy seat.

The book moved in one step:

  • Child orders: 5 to 6
  • Drawn dollars: $166.7M to $170.5M
  • Lattice share: 85.2% to 83.3% of drawn, with the JIATF Lattice order steady at $142.0M

O-CSUAS now ranks third in the non-Lattice book, behind NGC2 prototyping at $14.59M and Dynamis at $6.49M, and ahead of IBCS-M C-UAS integration at $2.07M and IVY MASS at $1.50M.

Context from the same week: on Sep 24 a SAM award notice showed a separate $15.71M sole-source order (M67854-26-F-0225) for counter-small UAS on the Amphibious Combat Vehicle, executed against the same Enterprise IDIQ. That order had yet to appear in the USAspending child stack at the time.

The read: fill on Enterprise stays thin at 0.85% of the ceiling in the Sep 29 compile, but the order count keeps growing. Each new seat is a named-prime fill that buyers, subs, and competitors can see only if they watch the child stack as it posts.

Sources
  1. USAspending IDV W9128Z26DA001: https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_IDV_W9128Z26DA001_9700
  2. USAspending DO M6785426F0169: https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_M6785426F0169_9700_W9128Z26DA001_9700

That's the tape.

Next drop: 85.2%: one Lattice order holds the Enterprise draw