The US Army has awarded Anduril Industries a USD65 million delivery order to produce and integrate hardware and mission shelters for the Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) programme.
The order covers eight TITAN systems: four TITAN Advanced and four TITAN Basic variants. Anduril will manufacture the ruggedised, vehicle-mounted systems and integrate their power, thermal, control and operator subsystems. Palantir is the programme team lead.
TITAN is designed as a mobile ground station that fuses data from satellites, aircraft and ground sensors into a common intelligence picture for units operating in the field. The system is intended to provide soldiers with real-time intelligence without relying on fixed command infrastructure.
The award marks TITAN’s transition from prototyping to production. Anduril said it has supported the programme since 2021 as lead hardware systems architect, with TITAN hardware manufactured at its facility in Costa Mesa, California.
The Army is planning additional TITAN orders in FY27, according to Anduril.
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