CACI Wins $281 Million Navy Contract for Electromagnetic Warfare

The U.S. Navy has awarded CACI International a $281 million task order to accelerate the development of next-generation electromagnetic warfare capabilities. Over the next five years, the defense contractor will focus on research, prototyping, and infrastructure improvements designed to secure dominance across contested signals environments.

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CACI Wins $281 Million Navy Contract for Electromagnetic Warfare

The five-year project tasks CACI with maturing advanced technologies and executing rigorous testing to improve how the military manages the electromagnetic spectrum. By identifying and disrupting adversary frequencies while simultaneously shielding internal communications from interference, the program aims to bolster defensive resilience in diverse operational theaters.

Chief Executive John Mengucci emphasized the strategic importance of the initiative, noting that electromagnetic superiority remains a cornerstone of national deterrence and force protection. This contract represents a significant expansion of the company’s role in modernizing naval electronic warfare systems to counter evolving global threats.

CACI Wins $281 Million Navy Contract for Electromagnetic Warfare

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