CACI Wins $1B Defense Intelligence Agency Contract

April 7, 2008

CACI has been awarded a prime contract to support the multiple-award Solutions for Intelligence Analysis (SIA) program with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). CACI received one of eight prime awards. The SIA program has a total estimated ceiling value of $1 billion. The five-year indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity task order contract was awarded to CACI for a one-year base and a four-year option period. The new work expands CACI's business in the critical military intelligence analysis arena managed by the DIA and executed by regional and functional combatant commanders.

The SIA program will provide the Department of Defense Intelligence Community with a responsive, efficient, and reliable means to satisfy requirements for intelligence analysis and related services. Services will meet the full range of defense intelligence requirements in 29 functional mission areas, including global and regional terrorism, WMD programs and proliferation, counterintelligence, strategy and doctrine, and joint force requirements. It will streamline the procurement process for contract intelligence analysis services across the intelligence analysis cycle, including collaboration and dissemination of finished intelligence products to DoD policymakers, combatant commands, and warfighters aloft, afloat, and in the field.

CACI provides solutions that optimize intelligence capabilities, using the deep expertise and experience required to design and implement sophisticated information architectures and knowledge management solutions for the Intelligence Community. The company's end-to-end intelligence capabilities and services encompass the entire life-cycle management of data — from sensor to exploitation, to conversion into knowledge, and timely delivery to decision-makers.

According to Bill Fairl, CACI's President of U.S. Operations, "The Solutions for Intelligence Analysis award with the Defense Intelligence Agency is a very important, strategic win for CACI. We're confident we have the resources, people, and partners in place to make a major contribution to the intelligence missions at the DIA and the throughout the DoD Intelligence Community."

CACI President and CEO Paul Cofoni said, "This new work with the Defense Intelligence Agency to help collect and streamline the flow of intelligence from all sources to in-theater warfighters provides the ideal platform for CACI to grow our significant intelligence business. Our ongoing strategy is to provide high-value solutions at the critical nexus of intelligence and security. We're proud to be able to help our nation meet its national security priorities."