CACI International Inc
announced that it has been awarded an $8 million support
services contract, for one base year with two option years, by the Naval
Inventory Control Point to support the Commander, Navy Installations (CNI)
Command Information Officer. With this award, CACI continues to provide
technical and business consulting services to the Navy Shore Installation
Management enterprise, which the company has been supporting since June 2000.
The award continues CACI's business with the U.S. Navy and supports the
company's core engineering and logistics business area.
CNI is a large and complex business enterprise that supports naval
operating forces, naval bases, and the communities in which they are located.
It manages a wide range of functions, including port operations, facilities,
public safety, and command and staff. Most recently, CNI oversaw the
identification of Navy housing facilities to shelter military members and
families displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
Under this contract, CACI will provide expert technical and business
consulting services for CNI's information technology infrastructure and
information networks. This includes supporting maintenance and deployment of
enterprise-wide software applications as well as providing technical support
for the innovative Navy-Marine Corps Intranet project.
"With this award, CACI continues to bring strong client knowledge, coupled
with technical expertise, to the U.S. Navy's Shore Installation Management
enterprise," said Paul Cofoni, CACI President of U.S. Operations. "Our
experienced team and demonstrated solutions are focused on supporting Navy
personnel and the communities in which they live and work."
CACI Chairman, President, and CEO Dr. J.P. (Jack) London said, "This award
with the Commander of Navy Installations demonstrates the continuing success
of CACI's business strategy. Our goal is always to provide the highest levels
of client service and added value. We continue to serve our clients with
products and services designed for mission support, in everything from the
transformation of the way the government does business, through readiness,
homeland security, and support for the global war on terrorism."