Delivery Order M6785425D0057-M6785425F0030
The U.S. Marine Corps awarded a $11.1 million firm fixed-price delivery order to Anduril Industries, Inc. for first article testing (FAT) units and program management support related to the C-UAS Engagement System (CES), a counter-unmanned aerial system capability under the Ground Based Air Defense (GBAD) program. The contract, which does not include a set-aside designation, was awarded on October 23, 2024, with an ultimate completion date of October 24, 2025. Performance will take place at Anduril Federal's facility in Costa Mesa, California.
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company specializing in autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, and integrated command and control solutions. The company has established itself as a key innovator in counter-UAS capabilities and has secured substantial contract awards across multiple U.S. government agencies, including the Special Operations Command, Air Force, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Marine Corps. This delivery order represents a focused effort to deliver production-representative first article test units that will support the Marine Corps' air defense modernization initiatives, leveraging Anduril's advanced autonomous and sensor integration technologies.
Anduril Industries, Inc.
$11.1m 10/23/24 10/24/25 7/28/25 Delivery Order M6785425D0056-M6785425F0037
The U.S. Marine Corps awarded a $2.26 million delivery order to Invariant Corporation on November 26, 2024, for First Article Testing (FAT) units of a Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) Engagement System. This delivery order, issued under the larger Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System Engagement System Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, represents a firm fixed-price engagement with an ultimate completion date of March 2, 2026. The award included a modification to extend the FAT delivery date, remove Section C from the Performance Work Statement due to program requirement changes, and realign the description of Contract Line Item Number (CLIN) 0003 with the base IDIQ Statement of Work. The work will be performed in Hanahan, South Carolina, and no set-aside designation was applied to this award.
Invariant Corporation, a Huntsville, Alabama-based defense technology firm specializing in engineering and advanced software development, brings substantial expertise in C-UAS systems, sensor technologies, and complex testing environments to this engagement. The prime contractor has engaged two subcontractors: Torch Technologies Inc., an employee-owned small business also based in Huntsville with deep expertise in test and evaluation and systems engineering, supporting metallic fabrication parts and assemblies for the MADIS FAT; and Afterburner Wind Tunnel Services LLC, providing systems, weapons, and software safety analyses, documentation, and presentations for the MADIS Counter Engagement System program. Invariant's extensive portfolio of Marine Corps contracts and its $298 million single-award IDC with the Marine Corps position the company to effectively execute this critical C-UAS first article testing initiative.
Invariant Corporation
$2.3m 11/26/24 3/2/26 9/11/25 Delivery Order M6785425D0057-M6785425F0040
The U.S. Marine Corps awarded a delivery order to Anduril Industries, Inc. for First Article Testing (FAT) units, with a ceiling value of $8.59M and an ultimate completion date of October 17, 2025. This firm fixed-price delivery order was issued without a set-aside designation and will be performed at Anduril's facility in Costa Mesa, California. The award, announced on November 22, 2024, represents a modification to the original delivery date for FAT units, indicating an existing contract vehicle under which this order was issued.
Anduril Industries is a defense technology company specializing in autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, and integrated command and control solutions. The company has established itself as a significant contractor across multiple U.S. government agencies, including U.S. Special Operations Command, the Air Force, Naval Sea Systems Command, and the Marine Corps. Anduril's portfolio includes counter-unmanned aerial systems capabilities, sensor technologies, AI-enabled software platforms, and advanced robotic systems. This FAT delivery order aligns with the company's core competencies in developing and delivering advanced defense technologies for military applications, though the specific technical details of the FAT units are not disclosed in the award notice.
Anduril Industries, Inc.
$8.6m 11/22/24 10/17/25 9/10/25 Delivery Order M6785425D0056-M6785425F0031
This federal contract award, valued at $4,310,346.42, was issued by the U.S. Marine Corps to Invariant Corporation, a technology services company based in Huntsville, Alabama. The contract is for First Article Testing (FAT) units and is not set aside for a specific business type.
The contract includes sub-awards to several suppliers, including The Will-Burt Company for telescoping masts, Aj's Power Source, Inc. for power supplies, Arnold Defense & Electronics, LLC for rocket launchers, and L3Harris Wescam for imaging systems. These subcontractors provide specialized components and services to support the overall contract requirements.
Invariant Corporation is an experienced federal contractor, holding several Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with various agencies, including a $4 billion SEAPORT-NXG contract with the Naval Sea Systems Command. This FAT contract represents a focused effort by the Marine Corps to acquire advanced technical solutions, likely for counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) or related defense applications, leveraging Invariant's expertise in areas such as sensor technologies, guidance systems, and engineering services.
Invariant Corporation
$4.3m 10/25/24 12/5/25 5/20/25 Delivery Order M6785425D0057-M6785425F0219
The U.S. Marine Corps awarded a $218,255 firm fixed-price delivery order to Anduril Industries, Inc. for instructor and key personnel training services. The delivery order, issued on September 9, 2025, with an ultimate completion date of January 26, 2026, will be performed in Costa Mesa, California, where Anduril maintains its federal division headquarters. This award carries no set-aside designation and represents a task order against one of Anduril's existing indefinite delivery vehicles, enabling the Marine Corps to rapidly access specialized training expertise from the defense technology contractor.
Anduril Industries specializes in autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, and integrated command and control solutions for military and national security applications. The company has established itself as a significant defense technology innovator through multiple high-value IDV contracts with agencies including U.S. Special Operations Command, the Air Force, Naval Sea Systems Command, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, collectively valued at nearly $3 billion. This training delivery order reflects the Marine Corps' need for specialized instruction and personnel development, likely related to deployment or operation of advanced Anduril technologies within the service.
Anduril Industries, Inc.
$218.3k 9/9/25 1/26/26 9/10/25