55.8×: one prime, two single-award seats, two fill rates

55.8×. That was the fill gap between two single-award Anduril vehicles on Sep 21. CBP Autonomous Surveillance Towers (70B02C20D00000019) sat at 46.5% fill: $929.7M drawn across 25 delivery orders on a $2.0B ceiling. The Enterprise Contract (W9128Z26DA001) was 0.83% drawn: $166.7M across five orders on $20B.
- Ratio: 46.4856% / 0.8335% = 55.77×
- Combined hard obligated: $1.10B
- Combined ceilings: $22B, for a combined fill of 4.98%
Concentration inside each vehicle differs as well. On Enterprise, JIATF 401 Lattice licenses (W9128Z26FA005) held $142.0M, 85.2% of the draw. On CBP AST, the top delivery order held 39.04% of drawn, a tower buy pulse.
The read: the same prime runs two very different seats. The CBP tower vehicle is a mature, heavily drawn book with $1.07B of its $2.0B ceiling left. Enterprise is an early, thin draw led by one software line, with nearly all of its ceiling open.
Update from the Sep 29 compile: Enterprise reads $170.5M across six orders (0.85% fill), which moves the ratio to 54.5×. CBP AST holds at 46.49%, and combined drawn stays at $1.10B on $22.00B of ceilings.
- USAspending IDV W9128Z26DA001 (Enterprise): https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_IDV_W9128Z26DA001_9700
- USAspending IDV 70B02C20D00000019 (CBP AST): https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_IDV_70B02C20D00000019_7014
- USAspending DO W9128Z26FA005 (Lattice): https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_W9128Z26FA005_9700_W9128Z26DA001_9700
That's the tape.