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CACI Wins $122M For Navy, Marines Enterprise Mgmt; Dan Allen Comments

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CACI International Inc. (NYSE: CACI) has won a potential $122 million U.S. Navy prime contract to provide the branch with subject matter professionals.

The company said the potential five-year indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract contains one base year and four option years and provides the company new work with the Naval Aviation Enterprise and Surface Warfare Enterprise.

President and CEO Dan Allen said in a release this contract is a part of the company’s plan to increase presence in the logistics, material readiness and enterprise information technology markets.

The company has worked with the NAE for nearly 15 years, Chief Operating Officer John Mengucci said.

Through the Warfare Enterprise and Readiness Metrics Support initiative, the company will help facilitate cooperation between Navy and Marine Corps commands and resource providers.

CACI personnel will help run capability and project management processes in training, maintenance, supply chain management and financial management.

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