The U.S. Army finalized a $192 million contract to move the Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) program from prototyping to production. Palantir Technologies secured $127 million as the prime contractor, leading development alongside partners including L3 Harris Technologies and Sierra Nevada Corporation. Anduril Industries received $65 million to build ruggedized, vehicle-mounted systems and handle power and thermal integration for austere conditions.
TITAN will field two variants: an advanced version for tactical trucks with space sensor data access, and a basic version for the Army’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicles. The award covers eight units—four advanced and four basic—scheduled for delivery within 18 months. These will join the nine existing prototype units already in use.
The Army plans to place additional production orders in fiscal 2027 as the program scales.
