CACI has won a potential $284 million, single-award prime contract from the National Security Agency.
Under the five-year award, CACI is expected to provide the agency’s Cybersecurity Directorate with mission knowledge and systems engineering assistance, the company announced from Reston, Virginia on Monday.
“This award reflects CACI’s ongoing commitment to support the NSA’s critical missions. We appreciate the NSA’s trust and confidence in our ability to find the right people with the right skills to protect these systems against an ever changing range of threats and to bring engineering solutions to reality,” said John Mengucci, president and CEO of CACI and a three-time Wash100 Award recipient.
CACI’s responsibilities under the contract are intended to modernize NSA’s enterprise-wide systems engineering practices to support critical national security missions.
The company has previously worked with NSA. In April of 2021, CACI received a $447 million award from the agency to deliver process and mission technology to support signals intelligence and cybersecurity initiatives.
CACI is sponsoring GovCon Wire’s 3rd Annual AF IT Modernization and Transformation Forum on March 21, which will connect IT leaders from the Air Force and industry to discuss current challenges and priorities shaping the future of Air Force IT.
To learn more and register to attend, please visit GovCon Wire’s events page.
