CACI, INC. - FEDERAL

CACI, Inc. – Federal specializes in mission-critical systems design, engineering, and technical services for national security and federal operations. Core capabilities include the design and integration of secure computing systems, embedded software development, and mission-critical infrastructure support for defense and intelligence missions. The contractor delivers end-to-end solutions for avionics test systems, SATCOM lab modernization, equipment procurement systems, and command-and-control applications, with deep expertise in DoD-specific environments including Hill Air Force Base operations. Their work in background investigation services and administrative systems support demonstrates proficiency in secure data management, workflow automation, and compliance-driven IT modernization across sensitive federal domains. The contractor maintains a strong, sustained presence with the Department of Defense, providing engineering services for electronic maintenance groups, communications systems, and comptroller applications, while also supporting the Department of Homeland Security with background investigation infrastructure under the Background Investigation Services II contract. Additional engagements with the General Services Administration and Department of the Interior reflect a broader footprint in federal IT modernization and operational support. Industry focus centers on computer systems design, engineering services, and research and development in physical and engineering sciences, positioning CACI as a trusted provider of defense-oriented systems integration and technical consulting. Their work spans hardware-software co-design, test stand development, and mission-critical application support, serving defense, intelligence, and federal administrative sectors with a focus on secure, high-assurance environments. Based in Chantilly, Virginia, CACI, Inc. – Federal operates as a 2L entity with no public certifications on record. Its geographic proximity to key federal hubs and deep institutional knowledge of defense acquisition cycles reinforce its role as a mission-aligned technical partner to the federal government.