Overview
- The agreement folds 75 legacy contracts—15 prime and 60 related—into a single ten-year vehicle capped at $10 billion.
- The Army and other Defense Department agencies can draw on Palantir’s commercial offerings as needed under volume-based discounts.
- Officials say the framework slashes procurement timelines to boost readiness by speeding deployment of data-integration and AI software.
- By removing reseller fees and offering flexible purchasing, the contract is designed to generate significant cost savings across mission-critical programs.
- As Palantir’s largest Pentagon award to date, the deal reflects the military’s shift toward integrating commercially available AI tools in operations.