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CACI to Help Navy Build, Install Airborne C4I Systems; Ken Asbury Comments

CACI to Help Navy Build, Install Airborne C4I Systems; Ken Asbury Comments - top government contractors - best government contracting event
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Ken Asbury
Ken Asbury

The U.S. Navy has awarded CACI International a 20-month, $63.5 million contract to support the Naval Air Warfare Center’s research and development work on C4I (command, control, computers, communications, intelligence) technologies.

CACI said Monday it will help NAWCAD design, produce and install rapid reaction aerial vehicle C4I systems for the Navy and Marine Corps.

“This work… continues CACI’s legacy of support in developing new technology to quickly and securely deliver vital information that safeguards our troops and gives them a decisive edge,” said Ken Asbury, president and CEO of CACI.

The company will also provide certification, testing and maintenance services to the center.

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Written by Mary-Louise Hoffman

is a writer of news summaries about executive-level business activity in the government contracting sector. Her reports for ExecutiveBiz are focused on trends and events that drive the GovCon industry to include commercial technologies that private companies are developing for federal government use. She contributes news content to ExecutiveBiz’s sister sites GovCon Wire and ExecutiveGov.

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