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Cyber Command Awards CACI $14 Million Extension For Continued Support

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, October 13th, 2015

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Cyber Command Awards CACI $14 Million Extension For Continued Support

Due to a delay in United States Cyber Command effort to consolidate a number of existing separate support contracts, the command has awarded CACI International [CACI] a one-year $13.8 million extension to continue support under a current task order for IT and research, development, testing and evaluation.One of the key tasks that Cyber Command needs done from CACI under the bridge contract is continued development of the Cyber Immersion training environment that will establish a centrally-managed training environment to simulate…

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