CACI International Gets Five-Year Army Pact Valued at Up to $382 Million
By Sabela Ojea
CACI International has been selected to provide technology to the U.S. Army through a signals intelligence and electronic warfare systems task order valued at up to $382 million.
The provider of information solutions and services in support of national security on Tuesday said that it will provide software and full life cycle support for the Trojan family of systems across the Army military intelligence enterprise.
"Trojan systems enable essential operational intelligence by harnessing data from the vast network of sensors across the multi-domain battlefield," Chief Executive John Mengucci said.
Write to Sabela Ojea at sabela.ojea@wsj.com; @sabelaojeaguix
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