Add as a preferred source on GoogleCACI Details Scope of Five-Year Army Task Order Worth Up to $185 Million
The work includes expeditionary power, protected shelters and GPS-denied long-range cargo airdrop work. CACI first disclosed the order and its value on Oct. 21.
CACI International detailed the scope of a five-year U.S. Army task order valued at up to $185 million, outlining work on expeditionary power, protected shelters and GPS-denied long-range cargo airdrop work.
The work covers research, development, testing and evaluation across protected shelters, multispectral camouflage, field sustainment, power generation and distribution, environmental controls, and advanced sensing technology and software.
“Soldiers need dependable equipment and systems that allow them to operate effectively, regardless of the conditions they face,” CACI President and CEO John Mengucci said.
CACI listed the same order and maximum value among its first-quarter awards on Oct. 21. The Oct. 29 announcement added details about the work.
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