Funded Government and Military Startups in United States
Among the 50 most recent government and military–tagged rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Mach Industries at $300M on 2026-06-01, which dwarfs…
Among the 50 most recent government and military–tagged rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Mach Industries at $300M on 2026-06-01, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed figures such as Cambridge Mobile Telematics’ $350M on 2026-03-24 and Chaos’ $510M on 2025-11-16 (the highest disclosed amount in the list is Chaos, not Mach Industries). Disclosed rounds cluster heavily in late June 2026: multiple entries land between 2026-06-01 and 2026-06-25, including Helicon Industries ($14M, 2026-06-25), Traysar ($25M, 2026-06-16), Reaxiomatic ($7M, 2026-06-10), and Zulu Pods ($100K, 2026-06-09). Geographically, California appears repeatedly (e.g., Helicon Industries in San Francisco on 2026-06-25; Automotus in Los Angeles on 2025-12-12; Castelion in El Segundo on 2025-12-05; Chaos in Los Angeles on 2025-11-16). Stage reporting is fragmented: 13 of 50 rows are marked “undisclosed” and 14 of 50 are “Series Unknown,” so a majority of entries do not disclose a clear stage classification.
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Frequently asked
What are the size outliers in these recent government and military rounds?
The largest disclosed amount is Chaos at $510M on 2025-11-16, and that level is far above other large disclosed rounds like Castelion’s $350M on 2025-12-05 and Cambridge Mobile Telematics’ $350M on 2026-03-24. At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is $10K (Clinton Substance Abuse Council on 2026-04-24), with several other small disclosed rounds around $30K (Better Together and Rebuilding Together Baton Rouge on 2026-05-06).
Do the rounds show a temporal cluster in this listing’s most recent window?
Yes. Several entries fall within a tight late-June 2026 band: Helicon Industries ($14M, 2026-06-25), Traysar ($25M, 2026-06-16), Reaxiomatic ($7M, 2026-06-10), and Zulu Pods ($100K, 2026-06-09) all close within roughly two and a half weeks. The listing spans from 2025-10-30 (SalesPatriot, $5M) through 2026-06-25 (Helicon Industries).
Which cities or states appear more than once, suggesting a hub effect?
California is the most repeated geography in the shown rows, with multiple companies across different cities (e.g., Helicon Industries in San Francisco on 2026-06-25; Automotus in Los Angeles on 2025-12-12; Castelion in El Segundo on 2025-12-05; Chaos in Los Angeles on 2025-11-16). Several other states also recur less heavily, such as New York (Traysar on 2026-06-16 and The Acceleration Project in Scarsdale on 2026-06-11).
How much of the stage information is actually usable from the disclosures here?
Stage labels are often missing or not specified: 14 of 50 rows are “Series Unknown” (e.g., Invisible Wounds Foundation at $500K on 2026-06-18 and The Acceleration Project on 2026-06-11), and 13 of 50 rows show “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., West Physics on 2026-06-23 and Firehawk Aerospace on 2026-03-09). This reduces confidence in stage-based comparisons unless an explicit stage and amount are both present.
Are any specific stage categories tied to unusually large disclosed rounds?
Some explicit stages correspond to the biggest dollars in the list. For example, Chaos is labeled “Series D” at $510M on 2025-11-16, Onebrief is “Series D” at $200M on 2026-01-13, and Castelion is “Series B” at $350M on 2025-12-05—suggesting that when an explicit stage is present, higher-ticket rounds are not confined to just early-stage labels.
Which entries close most recently, and do the latest few rounds skew toward high or low disclosed amounts?
The most recent disclosed round date shown is 2026-06-25 (Helicon Industries, $14M). The next-most recent dated entry with a disclosed amount is Traysar on 2026-06-16 ($25M), while other late-June disclosed amounts include Verve Motion on 2026-05-29 ($13M) and Reaxiomatic on 2026-06-10 ($7M), indicating the newest disclosed rounds in this slice are mid-to-upper single-digit/mid double-digit million levels rather than outlier-scale like $510M.
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