Army NGC2 command-and-control prototype for the 4th Infantry Division Copy link

The Army gave a team led by Anduril a $99.6 million, 11-month other transaction agreement to build a division-scale prototype of its Next Generation Command and Control system for the 4th Infantry Division. Other transaction agreements are not reported on USAspending, so the amount paid is not public.

Awarded to Anduril by U.S. Army

Tie Luckey founded Anduril with Trae Stephens, its executive chairman. He gave $200,000 to the Trump 47 Committee, a Trump joint fundraising committee, in June 2024, FEC filings show, and Fortune put his donations to Trump's 2024 campaign at $400,000. Trump's team consulted Stephens on reshaping the military after the election, Bloomberg reported.

Anduril's partners on the agreement include Palantir, Striveworks, Govini, Instant Connect Enterprise, Research Innovations Inc. and Microsoft; the full value is listed here under the prime, Anduril, and the subcontractors' shares are not public.

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