85.2%: one Lattice order holds the Enterprise draw

85.2%. One delivery order holds most of the money on Anduril's $20B Enterprise IDIQ. JIATF Lattice order W9128Z26FA005 carries $142.0M ($142,039,256.09) of the $166.7M drawn in the Sep 25 compile. The other four delivery orders share $24.7M, or 14.8%.
The math:
- Lattice share: $142.04M / $166.70M = 85.21% of drawn
- Enterprise fill: $166.7M / $20B = 0.83%
- Remaining ceiling: $19.83B on W9128Z26DA001, with ordering through March 2036
The read: the first Enterprise dollars concentrate in Lattice licenses. A single-award vehicle sized at $20B currently draws along one software line, and almost the entire ceiling is still open.
Concentration is the number to watch as new orders post. Every non-Lattice order lowers the Lattice share, and the effect showed up within a day: the Sep 26 O-CSUAS order moved the share to 83.3%, and the Sep 27 compile put the non-Lattice book at $28.5M across five orders. For suppliers and teaming partners, the order mix shows where Enterprise money flows first and which program offices are testing the vehicle.
- USAspending IDV W9128Z26DA001: https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_IDV_W9128Z26DA001_9700
- USAspending DO W9128Z26FA005 (Lattice): https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_W9128Z26FA005_9700_W9128Z26DA001_9700
That's the tape.
Next drop: $15.71M: Marine Corps seats Anduril C-sUAS on the ACV