CACI International Inc. has officially announced the acquisition of a five-year contract, with a maximum potential value of $917 million. This contract is intended to extend CACI's provision of comprehensive life cycle software and systems engineering services aimed at enhancing battlespace awareness for the U.S. Air Force's Research Laboratory (AFRL). The contract will facilitate the performance, research, and data collection, as well as information processing capabilities, in support of AFRL's objectives.

Within the framework of this contract, CACI will employ agile and adaptable processes to develop mission software and data analysis capabilities. These capabilities will play a crucial role in advancing and modernizing command, control, communications, computers, cyber, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C5ISR) programs. The ultimate goal is to improve information dissemination and decision-making processes across the Air Force and the broader intelligence community, while simultaneously enhancing information security to meet program mission objectives.

John Mengucci, President and Chief Executive Officer of CACI, expressed the significance of this contract award, emphasizing the company's extensive experience, technological innovation, and expertise in software development. CACI's commitment to supporting the Air Force in staying ahead of evolving threats is underscored by this contract. Mengucci emphasized that through modernization and the delivery of scalable software capabilities, CACI will enable C5ISR superiority and provide a critical information advantage to support AFRL's multidomain operations.

Source:businesswire.com