Technology company CACI has received a $1.3-billion contract to deliver communications and information technology (IT) expertise for the US Africa Command (USAFRICOM) and European Command (USEUCOM).
As part of the contract, CACI will upgrade vital hardware and software performance and optimize communications and IT assets for the agencies. The firm will also provide end-user support for more than 11,000 US personnel stationed across 60 locations in Africa and Europe.
Additional services will focus on cybersecurity and zero trust solutions implementation, Joint All Domain Command and Control integration, cloud enablement, edge computing, and Commercial Solutions for Classified processes.
According to CACI, the contract will amplify performance between USAFRICOM and USEUCOM’s service component commands, staff elements, and supporting organizations. The services will also support the agencies’ interoperability with NATO, allies, and mission partners for multi-domain crisis response and conflict prevention operations, the company added.
“CACI’s proven performance delivering responsive IT and communications in complex, multi-regional OCONUS environments, coupled with our leading-edge technical solutions and accelerators, enhance USEUCOM and USAFRICOM’s rapid response capabilities,” CACI President and CEO John Mengucci stated.
“We are uniquely positioned to equip the warfighter to successfully execute their missions and enhance communication, collaboration, and coordination with partner nations.”
CACI has done several of this type of contract for the US military. For instance, in March 2020, the company was awarded a task order to support US Africa Command (AFRICOM). The task order involves a six-year contract worth $249 million to provide operational, planning and training support to personnel at US Africa Command (USAFRICOM).
