Up to $104M to CACI for U.S. Military IT and Database Support

CACI International in Arlington, VA won 2 separate contracts worth up to $104 million to supply IT support to the U.S. Navy and intelligence database support to the U.S. Army. For the Navy, CACI won a contract worth up to $70 million to enhance, maintain and support the Military Sealift Command’s IT systems used for maintenance and supply processes. The base value of the indefinite-delivery/ indefinite-quantity contract with fixed-priced task orders is $8.7 million. The contract includes options which, if exercised, would bring the cumulative value to $70 million. At the time of award, $1 million will be obligated. DID has more on the Navy contract and on the Army top-secret database contract… CACI will perform the work in Chantilly, VA (40%); Arlington, VA (20%); San Diego, CA (20%); and Hampton Roads, VA (20%), and expects to complete it by January 2017. This contract was competitively procured with more than 100 proposals solicited and 4 offers received by the Military Sealift Command in Washington, DC (N00033-09-D-6503). For the Army, CACI won a $34 million prime contract to support a secure intelligence database that is part of the service’s Facilities, Infrastructure, and Engineering Systems (FIRES) program. CACI had previously served as […]