- CACI wins potential $113.8 million Navy logistics systems contract
- Award extends company’s long-running support for the Military Sealift Command
- Work on the global business systems platform could run through 2031
CACI has secured a potential $113.8 million contract from the U.S. Navy to support the Military Sealift Command’s integrated business systems, the Department of War said Friday.
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What Does the Contract Cover?
The firm-fixed-price and cost-plus-fixed-fee contract includes a two-month phase-in period, a 10-month base period, four one-year option periods, and a six-month extension option. If all options are exercised, work could continue through Oct. 31, 2031.
Work, being performed worldwide, began on Friday, May 8.
The award was competed as a full and open procurement through the Government Point of Entry website, with four proposals submitted.
How Does the Contract Build on CACI’s Prior MSC Work?
The award continues CACI’s longstanding support for MSC’s integrated business systems and logistics platforms.
In 2024, the company received a one-year, $32.7 million bridge contract to maintain the Military Sealift Command’s lifecycle support platform for critical software-intensive systems.
That bridge award followed a five-year, $125 million task order awarded in 2019 for the design, development, implementation and sustainment of the integrated business systems supporting Navy logistics operations, joint forces and civilian mariners.
