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CACI Reports Results for Its Fiscal 2025 Fourth Quarter and Full Year and Issues Fiscal Year 2026 Guidance
CACI Schedules Conference Call to Discuss Fourth Quarter and Full Fiscal Year 2025 Results, and to Provide Fiscal Year 2026 Guidance
CACI Chairman of the Board and GovCon Industry Leader, Michael A. Daniels, has Passed Away; Board of Directors Elects Lisa S. Disbrow as New CACI Chair
CACI Continues to Deliver Effective Mission Support to U.S. Africa Command
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Space Force Picks CACI to Upgrade Satellite Control Nets with Phased-Array Antennas
U.S. Space Force satellite control experts needed enabling technologies to upgrade the aging ground station network that manages satellite communications. They found a solution from CACI Inc.-FEDERAL in Chantilly, Va.
Top DOD Execs to Watch in 2025: CACI's Meisha Lutsey
Meisha Lutsey’s proven leadership helped cement CACI’s reputation as a steadfast and trusted partner to defense and intelligence agencies. Approximately one year ago, she took on a new role within CACI as the leader of the Mission and Engineering Support line of business.
CACI's Meryl Glidewell Named a Top Pricing Execs to Watch in 2025
Meryl Glidewell’s leadership, marked by data-driven insight and keen market intelligence, has been a major impetus for CACI’s continued success. At CACI, she leverages more than two decades of experience shaping pricing and growth strategies across the defense industry sharpening the company’s competitive edge.
CACI Subsidiary Awarded $124M in Drone Defense Contracts by Canadian Government
The Government of Canada has announced two contracts worth $169,187,671.90 awarded to CACI, Inc. - FEDERAL under Phase 2 of the Counter Uncrewed Aircraft System (CUAS) Urgent Operational Requirement. The new capability is intended to support Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members deployed on Operation REASSURANCE.
Canada awards $169M in contracts to CACI for C-UAS Systems
The Government of Canada has awarded two contracts totaling $169,187,671.90 to CACI as part of the second phase of its Counter Uncrewed Aircraft System Urgent Operational Requirement. This initiative is a key step in enhancing the protection of Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel deployed on Operation REASSURANCE, Canada’s largest overseas mission contributing to NATO’s deterrence and defense efforts in Central and Eastern Europe.
CACI wins contracts for Phase II of Canada CUAS UOR project
The Canadian Government has granted CACI – Federal business two contracts with a cumulative value of C$169.19m ($123.61m) for Phase II of the counter uncrewed aircraft system (CUAS) urgent operational requirement (UOR) project. The capability is intended to support members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) deployed in Operation Reassurance.
Canadian Government Taps CACI Federal to Support Operation Reassurance
On July 7, 2025, the Government of Canada awarded two contracts for a total value of $169,187,671.90 to CACI, Inc. - FEDERAL as part of the second phase of the Counter Uncrewed Aircraft System (CUAS) Urgent Operational Requirement. This is a critical new capability to support Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members deployed on Operation REASSURANCE.
CACI Business to Provide USAF With Antennas for the Satellite Control Network
CACI Inc. Federal, Chantilly, Virginia, has been awarded a $9,842,956 modification (P00031) to a previously awarded contract (FA8821-24-F-B001) for procuring two additional 7.3-meter antennas for the Satellite Control Network.
CACI Helping Improve IT Service Support at USAF
Field services orders under the EITaaS Wave One Blanket Purchase Agreement to help initiate and expand technical support across the enterprise.
The BPA, with CACI as the prime vendor, includes, but is not limited to, end-user device and network support, project management, cybersecurity, and IT engineering support. The pre-competed contract streamlines onboarding compared to legacy IT support contracts.
CACI Books $85M DFAS Contract for Comptroller Mission Applications Systems Support
The Defense Finance and Accounting Service, or DFAS, has again tapped CACI to support its comptroller mission applications systems under a potential $84.9 million award. The company’s federal unit will work on the fixed-price and labor-hour contract in Chantilly and Arlington, Virginia, with completion expected by June 15, 2030, the Department of Defense said Friday.
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Space Force Picks CACI to Upgrade Satellite Control Nets with Phased-Array Antennas
U.S. Space Force satellite control experts needed enabling technologies to upgrade the aging ground station network that manages satellite communications. They found a solution from CACI Inc.-FEDERAL in Chantilly, Va.
Top DOD Execs to Watch in 2025: CACI's Meisha Lutsey
Meisha Lutsey’s proven leadership helped cement CACI’s reputation as a steadfast and trusted partner to defense and intelligence agencies. Approximately one year ago, she took on a new role within CACI as the leader of the Mission and Engineering Support line of business.
CACI's Meryl Glidewell Named a Top Pricing Execs to Watch in 2025
Meryl Glidewell’s leadership, marked by data-driven insight and keen market intelligence, has been a major impetus for CACI’s continued success. At CACI, she leverages more than two decades of experience shaping pricing and growth strategies across the defense industry sharpening the company’s competitive edge.
CACI Subsidiary Awarded $124M in Drone Defense Contracts by Canadian Government
The Government of Canada has announced two contracts worth $169,187,671.90 awarded to CACI, Inc. - FEDERAL under Phase 2 of the Counter Uncrewed Aircraft System (CUAS) Urgent Operational Requirement. The new capability is intended to support Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members deployed on Operation REASSURANCE.
Canada awards $169M in contracts to CACI for C-UAS Systems
The Government of Canada has awarded two contracts totaling $169,187,671.90 to CACI as part of the second phase of its Counter Uncrewed Aircraft System Urgent Operational Requirement. This initiative is a key step in enhancing the protection of Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) personnel deployed on Operation REASSURANCE, Canada’s largest overseas mission contributing to NATO’s deterrence and defense efforts in Central and Eastern Europe.
CACI wins contracts for Phase II of Canada CUAS UOR project
The Canadian Government has granted CACI – Federal business two contracts with a cumulative value of C$169.19m ($123.61m) for Phase II of the counter uncrewed aircraft system (CUAS) urgent operational requirement (UOR) project. The capability is intended to support members of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) deployed in Operation Reassurance.
Canadian Government Taps CACI Federal to Support Operation Reassurance
On July 7, 2025, the Government of Canada awarded two contracts for a total value of $169,187,671.90 to CACI, Inc. - FEDERAL as part of the second phase of the Counter Uncrewed Aircraft System (CUAS) Urgent Operational Requirement. This is a critical new capability to support Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members deployed on Operation REASSURANCE.
CACI Business to Provide USAF With Antennas for the Satellite Control Network
CACI Inc. Federal, Chantilly, Virginia, has been awarded a $9,842,956 modification (P00031) to a previously awarded contract (FA8821-24-F-B001) for procuring two additional 7.3-meter antennas for the Satellite Control Network.
CACI Helping Improve IT Service Support at USAF
Field services orders under the EITaaS Wave One Blanket Purchase Agreement to help initiate and expand technical support across the enterprise.
The BPA, with CACI as the prime vendor, includes, but is not limited to, end-user device and network support, project management, cybersecurity, and IT engineering support. The pre-competed contract streamlines onboarding compared to legacy IT support contracts.
CACI Books $85M DFAS Contract for Comptroller Mission Applications Systems Support
The Defense Finance and Accounting Service, or DFAS, has again tapped CACI to support its comptroller mission applications systems under a potential $84.9 million award. The company’s federal unit will work on the fixed-price and labor-hour contract in Chantilly and Arlington, Virginia, with completion expected by June 15, 2030, the Department of Defense said Friday.
