US Army folds 75 Palantir contracts into one deal worth up to $10bn
The US Army signed an enterprise agreement with Palantir with a maximum value of $10bn over up to ten years. It consolidates 75 existing contracts (15 prime and 60 related) into one vehicle with volume discounts, and other Defense components can buy through it.
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A single decade-long vehicle locks in Palantir as a core data and AI software layer for the Army and shows how the Pentagon is buying commercial AI software at enterprise scale.
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- DevelopmentPentagon AI office awards Anthropic, Google, OpenAI and xAI up to $200m each14 Jul 2025 · Procurement · US
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- DevelopmentHegseth orders an 'AI-first' military and 'any lawful use' terms for AI contracts12 Jan 2026 · Policy · US
- DevelopmentPentagon labels Anthropic a supply-chain risk after it refuses to drop two limits27 Feb 2026 · Enforcement or ruling · US
- DevelopmentOpenAI agrees to deploy its models on Department of War classified networks28 Feb 2026 · Deal · US
- DevelopmentAppeals court upholds Pentagon's supply-chain-risk label on Anthropic25 Sep 2026 · Enforcement or ruling · US
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- DevelopmentNATO buys Palantir's Maven Smart System for its operational headquarters14 Apr 2025 · Procurement · INTL
- DevelopmentCSET study of PLA tenders maps China's military AI shopping list17 Feb 2026 · Research · CN
- DevelopmentUK Strategic Defence Review bets on AI, autonomy and a 'digital targeting web'2 Jun 2025 · Policy · GB
- DevelopmentEU White Paper on defence lists AI and drones among priority capability gaps19 Mar 2025 · Policy · EU
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