CACI International has been awarded a $123.4 million task order to continue providing the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic with defense health readiness engineering support for the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force.
The 5-year task order was awarded under the Seaport-Next Generation contract vehicle.
“CACI is the leader in providing enterprise technology for the mission-critical needs of troops across all military services,” said CACI President CEO John Mengucci. “For more than 20 years, we have partnered with the Navy to successfully safeguard the health and readiness of our country’s warfighters by modernizing, deploying, and sustaining healthcare records for the Fleet, Expeditionary Forces, Airmen, and their partners.”
NIWC Atlantic delivers advanced health IT through the latest hardware and software to connect the warfighter at sea, on land and in the air to ensure medical readiness for the military and coalition partners.
Under the contract, CACI will provide full lifecycle mission support, including engineering and integration support, testing, training, cybersecurity, fleet support, planning, release management and reporting for the Theater Medical Information Program and Joint Operational Medicine Information Systems.
During CACI’s previous contract, CACI’s technical and cyber support successfully delivered more than 3,000 implementations for TMIP across the Navy, Marine Corps and the Air Force using agile methodologies.