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Palantir’s Federal Expansion Accelerates: From Enterprise Software Vendor to Government AI Infrastructure

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One year ago, FedSavvy Strategies examined Palantir’s rapid expansion across the federal market, highlighting the company’s transition from bespoke software deployments toward scalable enterprise AI integration. At the time, several developments stood out: Palantir’s new alliances with major federal integrators, the Army’s 10-year enterprise agreement with the company, and the growing role of Palantir platforms...
Rise of the Neo Prime in the form of Anduril.

The Neo Prime Ascendancy: Analyzing Anduril’s Continued Expansion

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Since our last blog in June 2025, Anduril Industries has enhanced its overall competitive position in the defense market.  They continue to evolve from a disruptive Silicon Valley defense technology startup into a mainstream and established defense prime. This transition signifies a structural shift in the Defense Industrial Base (DIB), where Neo Primes who come...

HII Mission Technologies: Top Tier Prime Well Positioned in the Defense Market

Brian Lindholm
It has been nearly three years since our last blog post on Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII). Since then, HII has significantly matured its Mission Technologies division—a pivot that defines its current trajectory in the defense landscape. While HII remains a shipbuilding titan, this analysis focuses exclusively on their rapid advancements in autonomous systems, electronic warfare (EW),...

CACI expands its military space presence and continues to win GSA AAS FEDSIM contracts

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CACI is shifting from space services and software toward end-to-end space mission systems by acquiring ARKA Group for $2.6B (announced in December 2025). The deal expands CACI’s ability to deliver space-based sensors, ground processing, and analytics to the Intelligence Community and the U.S. Space Force, strengthening its position for Golden Dome (GD4A)-adjacent opportunities and broader...

2025 Policy Changes That Will Redefine Federal Contracting in 2026

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In 2026, federal contracting will move away from set-aside-driven, agency-specific vehicles and toward commercial solutions, GWAC usage, OTAs/CSOs, and portfolio-based acquisition led by capability needs rather than programs. A series of Executive Orders (EOs), a major FAR rewrite, and Department of War acquisition reform are reshaping how the government buys products and services. Contractors who...