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CACI Board Member Susan M. Gordon Receives William H. Webster Distinguished Service Award
CACI Awarded Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems Research, Development, and Sustainment Task Order with the U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center
CACI Wins $785 Million Task Order with U.S. Army Special Operations Command
CACI Enters Agreement to Acquire SA Photonics, Inc.
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Army Awards CACI $785M Information Warfare Contract
The U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) has awarded CACI International a five-year single-award task order worth up to $785 million for information warfare and electronic warfare solutions and services.
CACI wins $785M Army contract
Reston-based Fortune 500 contractor CACI International Inc. won a potentially $785 million contract to support the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), the company announced Tuesday.
CACI Highlighted as a Top Veteran Employer
On a special Veterans Day show, "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer stressed the importance of hiring veterans, saying it's the best way corporate America can honor their service to the country.
Post-Pandemic Transformation Of Pentagon Processes Becomes Big Business For CACI
Fighting wars has a way of making America’s military rethink how it does business.
CACI Secures $785M Task Order for Army Special Ops Mission Support
CACI International (NYSE: CACI) has won a potential five-year, $785 million task order to develop information and electronic warfare platforms for the U.S. Army Special Operations Command to address emerging threats.
Fire The Lasers? The U.S. Military Wants To Make Sure It Can Kill Enemy Drones
The greatest challenge facing the U.S. military may not be Chinese nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles or Russian hypersonic weapons. Rather, it may come from unmanned aerial systems (UASs), or drones, in the hands of foreign militaries or violent extremist groups. Unlike nuclear weapons, drones are being employed extensively in combat with profound effects. In the hands of violent extremists, they have been used to attack both military and civilian targets.
DHS CBP awards $53M IT Management Services task
CACI, a leading provider of information technology solutions and services, including business systems, command and control, communications, cyber security and intelligence services, was recently awarded a five-year, $53M task by the Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection for IT management services. There were no other bidders for the task, which was awarded under the GSA Alliant 2 contract vehicle.
CACI wins $785M Army information warfare tech contract
Major defense contractor CACI has won a potential $785 million task order to provide electronic and information warfare technology and services to the Army’s special forces.
CACI to Acquire SA Photonics
CACI International Inc has entered into an agreement to acquire Los Gatos, California-based SA Photonics, Inc., a specialist in the development and deployment of multi-domain photonics technologies for free space optical (FSO) communications.
CACI International: An Unusual Way To Play The Cyberwarfare Game
CACI International showed interesting improvements in margins and revenue mix, with the pandemic boosting growth and backlog of orders.
See Where CACI Is Making News
Army Awards CACI $785M Information Warfare Contract
The U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) has awarded CACI International a five-year single-award task order worth up to $785 million for information warfare and electronic warfare solutions and services.
CACI wins $785M Army contract
Reston-based Fortune 500 contractor CACI International Inc. won a potentially $785 million contract to support the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), the company announced Tuesday.
CACI Highlighted as a Top Veteran Employer
On a special Veterans Day show, "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer stressed the importance of hiring veterans, saying it's the best way corporate America can honor their service to the country.
Post-Pandemic Transformation Of Pentagon Processes Becomes Big Business For CACI
Fighting wars has a way of making America’s military rethink how it does business.
CACI Secures $785M Task Order for Army Special Ops Mission Support
CACI International (NYSE: CACI) has won a potential five-year, $785 million task order to develop information and electronic warfare platforms for the U.S. Army Special Operations Command to address emerging threats.
Fire The Lasers? The U.S. Military Wants To Make Sure It Can Kill Enemy Drones
The greatest challenge facing the U.S. military may not be Chinese nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles or Russian hypersonic weapons. Rather, it may come from unmanned aerial systems (UASs), or drones, in the hands of foreign militaries or violent extremist groups. Unlike nuclear weapons, drones are being employed extensively in combat with profound effects. In the hands of violent extremists, they have been used to attack both military and civilian targets.
DHS CBP awards $53M IT Management Services task
CACI, a leading provider of information technology solutions and services, including business systems, command and control, communications, cyber security and intelligence services, was recently awarded a five-year, $53M task by the Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection for IT management services. There were no other bidders for the task, which was awarded under the GSA Alliant 2 contract vehicle.
CACI wins $785M Army information warfare tech contract
Major defense contractor CACI has won a potential $785 million task order to provide electronic and information warfare technology and services to the Army’s special forces.
CACI to Acquire SA Photonics
CACI International Inc has entered into an agreement to acquire Los Gatos, California-based SA Photonics, Inc., a specialist in the development and deployment of multi-domain photonics technologies for free space optical (FSO) communications.
CACI International: An Unusual Way To Play The Cyberwarfare Game
CACI International showed interesting improvements in margins and revenue mix, with the pandemic boosting growth and backlog of orders.
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