CACI International won a $239 million technology task order to modernize the U.S. Army’s Global Secure Internet Protocol Router Network. This includes applying commercial solutions for classified technology to enhance secure user access and mobility, with a 1-year base period and four 1-year options.
“Modernizing the Army’s classified network is an integral first step toward a unified, secure system,” said John Mengucci, CACI president and CEO. “CACI’s modernization solutions will improve the performance, efficiency, and security of the Army’s network infrastructure. Our unique wired and wireless technologies will enable the Army to outpace the growing demand for data insights and allow users to work on classified networks from any location. The combination of our proven network modernization approach, innovation with CSfC solutions, and our global presence is our formula for success.”
As an NSA-trusted CSfC integrator, CACI provides commercial hardware and software that integrate smoothly with U.S. government communications networks. Its Archon technology, acquired from ID Technologies, enables commercial devices to securely access classified networks right out of the box, allowing secure data transfer and access from anywhere.
This unified network modernization work was awarded under the ENCORE III indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract vehicle by the Army’s Program Executive Office for Command, Control and Communications – Tactical.