CACI Earns Ninth Fortune Admiration, Secures $250M Army EW Task Order

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CACI International was named Fortune World's Most Admired Company for the ninth consecutive year, marking its 15th total appearance, underscoring its national security leadership. It also won a five-year, up to $250 million U.S. Army electronic warfare and spectrum dominance task order, bolstering its defense services backlog.

1. Fortune Recognition Underscores Leadership and Culture

CACI International Inc has been named a Fortune World’s Most Admired Company for the ninth consecutive year and the 15th time overall, reinforcing its reputation among the corporate elite. This distinction reflects top‐tier ratings in innovation, people management and social responsibility, areas where CACI scored in the top 10 of its peer group. CEO John Mengucci credited the accolade to the firm’s people‐first approach, multi‐year investment in national security priorities and disciplined execution against long‐term strategic goals.

2. Five-Year, $250 Million Electronic Warfare Task Order Bolsters Revenue Visibility

CACI secured a five-year task order worth up to $250 million from the U.S. Army’s Capability Program Executive – Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors. The award calls for CACI to deliver battle-proven, software-defined electronic warfare (EW) solutions and sustainment services that advance multi-domain spectrum dominance. Analysts estimate the contract will contribute approximately $50 million in annual revenue and further entrench CACI as a critical systems integrator for Department of Defense EW programs.

3. Continued Inclusion in Key Equity Indexes and Financial Outlook

Maintaining its status in the Fortune 500™, Russell 1000 and S&P MidCap 400 indexes, CACI benefits from diversified earnings across government segments. In its latest fiscal year, the company reported double-digit revenue growth in the defense and intelligence markets, driven by EW, cyber and cloud modernization programs. Management’s guidance targets mid‐single‐digit top‐line growth next fiscal year, supported by a strong bid pipeline exceeding $3 billion and a backlog surpassing $8 billion.

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