Caci, Inc. - Federal

CACI, Inc. - Federal, a subsidiary of Arlington, Virginia-based CACI International Inc., is a large business prime contractor delivering enterprise IT services, systems engineering, cybersecurity, and mission-critical support across defense, intelligence, and civilian federal agencies. The company competes predominantly full-and-open without set-asides, holding positions on multiple large government-wide vehicles including the $999.99 billion OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ, the $11.93 billion DLA J6 Enterprise Technology Services 2.0 (JETS 2.0) multiple-award IDIQ, and a $1.64 billion single-award Joint Transportation Management System (JTMS) indefinite delivery contract with the Air Force for enterprise resource planning system implementation through 2035.

CACI's federal award portfolio spans 4,815 total awards (prime and sub combined, 95% prime) with combined potential value of $318.52 billion across 270 federal agencies. Recent representative prime work includes a $536.6 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order for Border Enforcement Applications for Government Leading-Edge Information Technology (BEAGLE-IT) modernization with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (awarded September 2024); an $805.8 million advanced product innovation and delivery order under the Naval Sea Systems Command Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (awarded September 2024); a $245.2 million delivery order for defense health readiness engineering support under Seaport-NXG (awarded September 2025); a $212.25 million building information modeling services order for 14 Space Force and Air Force installations under the Air Force Base Infrastructure Modernization IDIQ (awarded September 2025); and a $95.8 million definitive contract for Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army (IPPS-A) total solution sustainment with the Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems (awarded December 2024). The company delivers across air logistics, naval shipyard engineering, satellite communications labor support, personnel and financial systems operations, and enterprise IT infrastructure modernization.

Customer concentration reflects CACI's defense-heavy portfolio. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 38% of recent awards, led by the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard (601 awards, $142.8 million potential value), Department of the Navy Military Sealift Command (532 awards, $953.4 million), and Naval Supply Systems Command (305 awards, $1.01 billion). However, the top customers by potential value diverge sharply: GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors 53% of the combined potential value ($94.39 billion across 115 awards) through OASIS+ and other governmentwide vehicles, followed by the Office of the Secretary of Defense ($51.27 billion, 72 awards), Naval Sea Systems Command ($16.05 billion, 194 awards), Naval Information Warfare Systems Command ($4.31 billion, 103 awards), and the Department of the Air Force ($3.25 billion, 104 awards). The top five parent vehicles by task order volume are the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4483G (793 task orders, $1.22 billion), an indefinite delivery contract HC101305D2000 (648 task orders), Mission Oriented Business Integrated Services (473 task orders, $1.04 billion), and GSA Schedule GS35F0362K (207 task orders, $132.2 million).

Activity has accelerated in recent years, growing from 93 awards in 2022 to 192 in 2024, with 147 awards in 2025 and 38 in the first two weeks of 2026. However, 110 awards with combined potential value of $7.9 billion face ultimate completion dates within the next 24 months, exposing the company to significant recompete activity. According to Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022–FY2024, CACI invoiced $2.73 billion in SCI-reportable federal service contract revenue (a subset excluding goods, classified work, and non-federal revenue), with FY2024 reaching $1.23 billion across 4,624 reported FTEs—up substantially from FY2022's $675.4 million. Government-paid median hourly rates on these contracts ran around $111.81/hr, with senior labor pricing through $188.55/hr (90th percentile). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed 14% of total contractor hours on average, with 1,453 named subcontractors reported, indicating CACI operates primarily as a prime with selective subcontracting rather than as a subcontractor-dependent business.

CACI's subcontracting footprint reflects selective use of large defense primes. Named sub-award relationships include BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. (labor and tasking support across multiple Navy contracts), CGI Federal Inc. (UFMS/UAMS operations and maintenance, financial system support), Deloitte Consulting LLP (Indo-Pacific Command enterprise professional services), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (intelligence systems infrastructure engineering), Salient CRGT Inc. (MAVERICK task order support), and ECS Federal LLC (Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation data services). The company also engages specialized small business subcontractors including Cimarron Software Services Inc. (woman-owned, software engineering on Navy Program Budget Information System), Morgan Business Consulting LLC (minority-owned, naval aviation production support), and various HUBZone and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses for compliance and technical depth.

CACI International Inc. is the parent organization; the Federal Division executes the prime contract portfolio across 11 named subsidiaries including CACI NSS LLC, CACI Enterprise Solutions LLC, CACI-WGI LLC, and others, which operate across commercial, national security systems, and specialized domain capabilities. The parent company's broad GSA Schedule portfolio spans 311 unique labor categories priced from $28.59/hr (data entry/quality control) through $424.90/hr (specialized roles), with mid-to-senior technical labor (engineers, program managers, acquisition analysts) clustering in the $100–$150/hr range. CACI's capability platform centers on IT services, cloud migration, DevSecOps, enterprise resource planning system implementation and sustainment, cybersecurity operations, financial and human capital information systems, logistics management, and mission-critical technical labor support across the Joint Force.