CACI Awarded $23 M to Support Army Project Director, Signals Warfare

Continues CACI Support for Battlefield Systems Supplying Warfighter 'Eyes and Ears'

(Arlington, VA., July 3, 2008) -- CACI International Inc (NYSE:CAI), announced today that the U.S. Army has awarded the company a $23 million contract to continue its support for the Army Project Director, Signals Warfare (PD SW). CACI won this three-year award (one base year and two one-year option years) through the Strategic Services Sourcing (S3) contract vehicle the company holds with the Army. With the award, CACI continues to strengthen its core competency in command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR).

The PD SW provides products that include lightweight tactical signals intelligence and electronic warfare systems specifically designed to support Army troops during battlefield engagements. The organization also produces systems that enable warfighters to counter the threat of radio-controlled improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

CACI provides logistics, training, engineering, quick reaction capabilities, and testing support for the PD SW. With CACI's help, the PD SW assures that its systems are fielded effectively and on time. CACI expertise is also critical in helping the PD SW continually evolve its signals warfare solutions to meet the ever-changing IED threat.

Bill Fairl, Acting CACI President and Chief Executive Officer, said, "The importance of the U.S. Army's signals warfare programs continuously increases as the Army moves to create its future force and counter evolving terrorist threats. Signals warfare systems are a critical force-multiplier, giving commanders at all levels a multi-layered and multi-dimensional view of the battlefield. CACI is proud to support programs that not only provide the 'eyes and ears' for our troops on the ground, but also give them the technology to counter the threat of improvised explosive devices. We continue to focus our services and solutions on supporting the intelligence capabilities of the U.S. Army and the Intelligence Community and helping our government solve its most complex problems."

Source : CACI International Inc.

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