Spacewar CACI Secures $231 Million Task Order for Satellite Communications Support
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- •CACI awarded a $231 million task order for satellite communications support.
- •The contract includes systems engineering, software engineering, and logistics services.
- •CACI emphasizes rapid response capabilities for warfighters in critical situations.
CACI International Inc has been awarded a technology task order valued at up to $231 million by the U.S. Special Operations Command. This contract, which includes a base year and four option years, focuses on providing near-real-time satellite communications support. CACI will deliver a range of services including systems engineering, software engineering, and logistics to enhance operational capabilities for warfighters. The company emphasizes its commitment to innovation and rapid response in high-pressure situations. This task order continues CACI's nearly two-decade relationship with the Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic. The contract aims to ensure that military operators remain connected during critical missions. CACI's logistics team is dedicated to minimizing shipping times to deliver equipment swiftly. The announcement reflects ongoing investments in military communication technologies.
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