CACI Wins $24M US Army C4ISR Deal

December 21, 2009

CACI has been awarded a $24 million task order to provide engineering, logistics, business, and program support services for C4ISR programs under the purview of the Force Modernization Division, of the Directorate for Readiness, Logistics Readiness Center, Communications-Electronics Lifecycle Management Command at Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey. The contract, for one base year, and one option year, was awarded under the Army's Strategic Services Sourcing (S3) contract vehicle.

CACI's turn-key, cost-effective solutions will support a diverse array of Department of Defense customers with initiatives that include identification and resolution of ground domain networking issues impacting Joint Tactical Radio Systems; Warfighter Information Network-Tactical; Future Combat System network programs; planning for Army Force modernization; software development; and developing processes/strategies for obsolescing cryptographic equipment. The CACI Team has been supporting these clients for nine years and will continue to provide a proven management approach emphasizing efficient budgeting, scheduling, and performance.

Through its core competency in C4ISR (command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance), CACI provides proven program management, engineering and integration, test and evaluation, and logistics support and training. Team CACI has a significant presence within the C4ISR community, having developed relationships based on technical expertise, global presence, and competitive pricing. These collective synergies, coupled with CACI's management and infrastructure capabilities, enable it to deliver highly responsive solutions to ongoing and surge requirements.

Bill Fairl, CACI's President of U.S. Operations, said "We're pleased that this award from the Army's Directorate for Readiness, Logistics Readiness Center provides another opportunity to support its vital work. Our continuing work with this client is a strong vote of confidence for the quality of the services we provide."

According to CACI President and CEO Paul Cofoni, "CACI's Strategic Services Sourcing business with the U.S. Army, at over $2 billion in task order awards, enables us to continue delivering critical client support and shareholder value. We are proud to provide services and solutions that are innovative and ahead of the curve in supporting missions of the highest importance to our government and our nation."