đź“Ś Key Facts
- CACI: Consolidated Analysis Center, Inc
- Founded:Â 1962
- Headquarters: Reston, Virginia
- Services: Cyber, space, digital solutions, enterprise IT and engineering support
- Audience: Defense, security, homeland, healthcare and intelligence agencies
CACI International is a top-tier U.S. federal government contractor based in Reston, Virginia. Most of its customers are from the defense, security, homeland, healthcare, and intelligence departments.
In the first quarter of fiscal 2027, the company posted an 8.2 percent year-over-year increase in revenue to $2.5 billion and $4.8 billion in contract awards. Know the most significant CACI government contracts here!
About CACI International Inc.
CACI International is a company that specializes in cyber, space, digital solutions, enterprise IT, and engineering services. It was founded in 1962 and is currently headquartered in Northern Virginia.
CACI’s Recent Contract Wins
| Contract Name | Contract Activity | Contract Type | Contract Duration | Contract Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apollo | DIA | N/A | 5 years | $1.5B |
| C-UAS | JIATF-401 | IDIQ | 3 years | $500M |
| Tactical Satcom Support | NIWC Atlantic | IDIQ | 5 years | $231M |
| MSC Business Systems Support | U.S. Navy | Firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee | 5 years | $113.8M |
| iFAMS Modernization | VA | N/A | 5 years | $308M |
1. U.S. Central Command Apollo Irregular Warfare Contract, $1.5 Billion
- Year: 2026
- Contracting activity: Defense Intelligence Agency
- Contract duration: 5 years
In September, CACI secured the potential $1.5 billion Apollo contract to support the U.S. Central Command and its mission partners.
Under the deal, the company will accelerate how USCENTCOM plans and shares information and turn data into actionable intelligence within the command’s area of responsibility.
In a statement, John Mengucci, president and CEO of CACI and a seven-time Wash100 Award winner, highlighted the need for USCENTCOM, which the executive said operates in one of the toughest regions in the world, to move intelligence from insight to action.
“CACI brings the knowledge and advanced capabilities to help U.S. and partner forces act with speed, clarity, and confidence in support of our national security interests,” he said.
2. Joint Interagency Task Force 401’s Counter-UAS Contract, $500 Million
- Year: 2026
- Contracting activity: Joint Interagency Task Force 401
- Contract type: IDIQ
- Contract duration: 3 years
CACI announced in July that it won a $500 million contract from the Joint Interagency Task Force 401 for its SkyValor counter-drone system.Â
Under an initial task order, the company will deploy the tactical counter-unmanned aircraft system to defend critical mission sites in the U.S. and abroad.Â
SkyValor is designed to detect, follow and neutralize unauthorized aircraft through a non-destructive response to avoid collateral damage. The C-UAS is equipped with long-range sensors and automated tracking to give operators time to assess the threat and choose an appropriate response.Â
JIATF-401 previously purchased four SkyValor units from CACI through the task force’s Commercial Solutions Opening pathway.Â
3. Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic’s Tactical Satellite Communications Support Task Order, $231 Million
- Year: 2026
- Contracting activity: Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic
- Contract type: IDIQ
- Contract duration: 5 years
The Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic has awarded CACI a potential five-year, $231 million task order to continue providing tactical satellite communications support for the U.S. Special Operations Command.Â
Under the task order, the company will provide systems engineering, technology evaluation, network and software engineering, systems certification, and integration and testing services. Additionally, the deal covers training, maintenance, logistics and lifecycle sustainment management.Â
According to the company, the award is a continuation of its nearly 20-year support to USSOCOM.Â
“Our secure, reliable communications enable rapid response, keeping operators connected in high-pressure situations so they can execute critical missions when the stakes are highest,” Mengucci stated.Â
4. Military Sealift Command’s Integrated Business Systems Support Contract, $113.8 Million
- Year: 2026
- Contracting activity: U.S. Navy
- Contract type: Firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee
- Contract duration: 5 years
CACI has won a potential five-year, $113.8 million contract from the U.S. Navy to support the Military Sealift Command’s integrated business systems. The firm-fixed-price and cost-plus-fixed-fee contract was competed as a full and open procurement through the Government Point of Entry website. The Navy received four proposals.Â
The company has also supported MSC’s integrated business systems and logistics platforms under a five-year, $125 million task order awarded in 2019 and a one-year, $32.7 million bridge contract awarded in 2024.Â
5. Department of Veterans Affairs’ Financial Management Systems Modernization Contract, $308 Million
- Year: 2026
- Contracting activity: Department of Veterans Affairs
- Contract type: N/A
- Contract duration: 5 years
The Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded CACI a potential six-year, $308 million contract to modernize and sustain the agency’s Integrated Financial and Acquisition Management System, or iFAMS.Â
Under the award, CACI will upgrade the agency’s enterprise resource planning capabilities to improve operational efficiency. The contract also supports VA efforts to transition away from legacy financial systems.Â
Mengucci said the company will apply its expertise in federal financial modernization to help improve transparency, audit readiness and mission accountability at the VA.
Top CACI Contract Awards
| Contract Name | Contract Activity | Contract Type | Contract Duration | Contract Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SIA III | DIA | Multiple-award, IDIQ | 10 years | $17.1B |
| E-SITE | DIA | Multiple-award, IDIQ | 5 years | $6B |
| BEAGLE | CBP | N/A | 8 years | $1.8B |
| Â Transport and Cybersecurity Services | NGA | Single-award, IDIQ | 10 years | $1.5B |
| Information Management Services | CDC | Multiple-award, IDIQ | 10 years | Â $1B |
| SOFETOPS | Â U.S. Army | Single-award | 5 years | $785M |
| OSP | U.S. Army | Single-award | 5 years | $514M |
1. Defense Intelligence Agency’s Solutions for Intelligence Analysis 3 Contract, $17.1 Billion
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- Year: 2019
- Contracting activity: Defense Intelligence Agency
- Contract type: Multiple-award, indefinite-delivery, and indefinite-quantity (IDIQ)
- Contract duration: 10 years (5 years base period with five option years)
In August 2019, CACI won a prime position for the Defense Intelligence Agency’s Solutions for Intelligence Analysis 3 (SIA III) contract vehicle. Due to the complexity and technicality of this program, CACI and 15 other companies were selected to deliver a high level of tradecraft, expertise, and mission area knowledge.
The work under the contract is centered on providing military intelligence support and analytics for the agency and its mission partners, including defense planners, warfighters, and national security policymakers. The task orders to compete for are the following:
- Counterintelligence
- Human intelligence
- Network operations
- Military intelligence engineering (defense planning, warfighting, and policy making)
The contract period is expected to end by August 2029.
2. Defense Intelligence Agency’s Enhanced Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise Contract, $6 Billion
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- Year: 2016
- Contracting activity: Defense Intelligence Agency
- Contract type: Multiple-award, IDIQ
- Contract duration: 5 years
In January 2016, CACI was selected for the prime position of the Defense Intelligence Agency’s Enhanced Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise multiple contract award worth $6 billion for awardees.
The task order requires CACI to deliver a wide range of IT solutions and services for enterprise activities, field support, customer outreach, networks and communications, support devices, and cybersecurity. These will benefit the DIA, the Military Services’ intelligence needs, the Combatant Commands (CCMDs), and the intelligence community.
This contract is a good opportunity for CACI to continue leveraging its diversified expertise and technologies for more efficient defense ad intelligence IT systems. It also strengthens the company’s track record in supporting DIA.
3. Customs and Border Protection’s BEAGLE Contract, $1.8 Billion
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- Year: 2019
- Contracting activity: Customs and Border Protection (under the Department of Homeland Security)
- Contract duration: 8 years
In November 2019, CACI won a contract award from Homeland Security Department’s Customs and Border Protection. The eight-year Border Enforcement Applications for Government Leading Edge IT (BEAGLE) contract has a maximum worth of 1.88 billion. This back-office IT modernization contract was obtained through the GSA service.
It succeeds CBP’s Border Enforcement Management Systems (BEMS) IDIQ contract with Unisys in 2013 that developed, maintained, and enhanced a hundred software applications under the Border Enforcement Management Systems (BEMS) portfolio.
4. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Transport and Cybersecurity Services Contract, $1.5 Billion
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- Year: 2020
- Contracting activity:National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
- Contract type: Single-award, IDIQ
- Contract duration: 10 years (five-year base performance period with five one-year options)
In 2020, CACI won a 10-year contract award from the National Geospatial Agency. This was the largest single-award contract CACI had ever obtained, strengthening its competency to continue serving NGA.
Under the transport and cybersecurity services contract, CACI will provide enterprise IT services to NGA and the agency’s mission partners. CACI’s network and cybersecurity professionals will design, procure, engineer, operate, enhance, and implement NGA’s networks and cybersecurity posture on its headquarters and facilities in Springfield (Virginia), St. Louis (Missouri), and globally.
The task order also requires CACI to improve NGA’s efficiency by providing an expansive service and material catalog that makes sure IT service acquisitions are smooth-running.
5. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Information Management Services Contract, $1 Billion
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- Year: 2010
- Contracting activity: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (under the Department of Health and Human Services)
- Contract type: Multiple-awards, IDIQ
- Contract duration: 10 years
In October 2010, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) awarded CACI a $1 billion contract. Under the CDC Information Management Services (CIMS) contract, prime contractor CACI will support the agency’s information technology infrastructure. This includes supporting CDC’s Atlanta campus and offices globally.
The infrastructure support includes enhancements that will enable the CDC to attain its goal of synchronized collection of health information, development of scientist’s analytic equipment, improvement of public health and community partnership, and advancement of science and public health protection.
6. U.S. Army Special Operations Command’s Special Operations Forces Emerging Threats, Operations, and Planning Support (SOFETOPS) Contract, $785 Million
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- Year: 2021
- Contracting activity: U.S. Army Special Operations Command
- Contract type: Single-award
- Contract duration: 5 years (one-year base period with four additional one-year options)
In November 2021, CACI won a contract award worth $785 million from the U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC). Under the Special Operations Forces Emerging Threats, Operations, and Planning Support (SOFETOPS) contract, CACI will support the agency’s missions by providing integrated information and electronic warfare (EW) platforms, threat detection, preparedness, modernization, and training models.
Additionally, this initiative enables CACI to improve further coordination, interoperability, and synchronization of USASOC with its mission partners.
7. U.S. Army’s Outside Plant (OSP) Network Modernization, $514 Million
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- Year: 2022
- Contracting activity: U.S. Army
- Contract type: Single-award
- Contract duration: 5 years
In January 2022, CACI International won a $514 million contract award from the U.S. Army. Under the Alliant 2 procurement program, CACI will perform network modernization of the agency’s outside plant (OSP) infrastructure and facilities through installation, furnishing, and engineering services to over 40 military locations using industry standards.
The work includes updating the current fiber network infrastructure and adding capacity to incorporate video and data networks and high-speed voice capabilities for command and control systems. CACI’s CEO and President, John Mengucci, states that CACI has expertise in OSP that will ensure the task order’s success with the current infrastructure.
This article, originally published in December 2022, was updated by a member of Executive Mosaic’s editorial staff.
