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CACI Gets $162M Army Mission Command Support Order; Ken Asbury Quoted


Ken Asbury

CACI International (NYSE: CACI) has received a potential five-year, $162M task order to support a U.S. Army component responsible for delivering integrated mission command systems to the military branch and joint forces worldwide.

The company said Tuesday it will help Army Project Manager Mission Command develop and integrate technical platforms intended to ensure reliability and accuracy of data.

Ken Asbury, president and CEO at CACI and a five-time Wash100 awardee, said doing business with PM MC reflects the potential of the company’s technology offering to address challenges in the business management, engineering and logistics areas.

The order represents new work for the firm’s communications business area and also covers full life cycle support for the command’s programs and products.

CACI received the award through the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services contract.

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