CACI International has received nearly $638 million in new Intelligence Community contracts to support national security initiatives.
In a statement published Friday, John Mengucci , president and CEO of CACI, said the company has “mission knowledge valuable to the Intelligence Community.”
“These new contract awards expand upon our decades of experience and understanding of their unique objectives, which accelerates effective outcomes, drives positive results, and allows personnel to stay focused on achieving ongoing success in an ever-evolving threat landscape,” added Mengucci , a 2025 Wash100 awardee.
Learn more about the latest intelligence-related contracting opportunities and hear insights into the future of intelligence at the 2025 Intel Summit on Oct. 2.
Other Intelligence Contract Awards In September 2024, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency awarded CACI and nine other vendors positions on the five-year, $290 million Luno A commercial data contract to provide national security agency customers access to unclassified commercial GEOINT-derived computer vision capabilities, data and analytic services.
In August 2024, CACI received a five-year, $500 million recompete contract to continue delivering expert language analysis support to the National Security Agency in support of NSA’s foreign intelligence and cybersecurity missions.
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