Anduril has received a $65 million U.S. Army delivery order to produce and integrate hardware for the Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) program. The work will bring advanced intelligence processing into mobile ground stations that can operate closer to Army units.
Anduril will build hardware subsystems and mission shelters for eight TITAN systems. Palantir is serving as the program team lead.
TITAN is designed to solve a key battlefield problem. Army units collect data from satellites, aircraft and ground sensors, but traditional systems often depend on large fixed facilities that are difficult to move and can be easier to detect or attack.
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The TITAN system combines data from these different sources into one intelligence picture in the field. This lets Soldiers access and use real-time information without sending all the data back to a fixed command post.
Under the new order, Anduril will deliver eight systems. Four will be TITAN Advanced systems with greater processing and integration capabilities, while four TITAN Basic systems will focus more on mobility and rapid deployment.
Anduril will manufacture rugged, vehicle-mounted hardware and integrate the power, thermal, control and operator systems needed to run TITAN in demanding environments. According to the company, the hardware is being built at its facility in Costa Mesa, California.
The contract also marks an important step for the program, moving TITAN from the prototype stage into production. Anduril has supported TITAN since 2021 as the lead hardware systems architect and has used feedback from Soldiers during development and testing.
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The Army is planning additional TITAN orders in fiscal year 2027. If production expands, the system could give combat units faster access to combined intelligence data and help reduce their reliance on older, fixed data-processing infrastructure.
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