The U.S. Department of Defense announces framework agreements with Anduril, CoAspire, Leidos, and Zone 5 to support procurement of the Low-Cost Containerized Missiles (LCCM) program. Across the agreements, the Pentagon plans to acquire more than 10,000 low-cost, containerized missiles. The Hill reports the purchases are intended to occur over the next three years, while the other outlets describe the total planned quantity tied to the framework agreements without additional timing details. The framework approach is meant to establish arrangements with multiple defense firms for missile supply under the program. The announcements are presented as part of the Pentagon’s efforts to expand access to low-cost missile capability through containerized systems. The cited sources do not provide specific pricing, missile variants, or contract award amounts beyond the overall quantity target and the list of participating companies.