CACI (NYSE:CACI) picked up a pair of defense deals worth almost $60 million.
As part of the first deal, worth $25 million, the firm will assist the U.S. Special Operations Command Program Executive Office for Special Operations Forces Warrior Systems.
CACI will help the office managing acquisition programs for Special Operations Forces equipment and systems.
āOne of the keys to CACIās successful growth strategy is our ability to win and aggressively compete with the defense industryās best on large contract vehicles like the $1.5 billion Global Battlestaff and Program Support effort, “ CEO Paul Cofoni said.
The company also signed a $34 million prime contract to lend a hand to the “mission, processes, and systems requirements of the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense at the Department of Defense.”
āAn orderly, well-managed budgetary process from the Department of Defense through Congress is a critical factor in assuring that our nationās armed services have the resources they need to fulfill their missions, ” Cofoni said. “The people, systems, and technologies we bring to the table with this award all play essential roles in managing and tracking the ever-changing requirements that are involved.ā
