CACI Capability Overview

EXPERTISE and TECHNOLOGY For National Security

CACI Capability Overview Capabilities Enabling the DIA CIO

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ENABLING THE DIA CIO BY:

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$662M

Serving

$160M

Enterprise IT Modernization



$846M


$3.5B $880M $408M

Serving Enterprise DevSecOps




$662M

Serving Global Operations



$846M


$160M $1.1B

Serving Cyber Security



$2.4B


DRIVE CUSTOMER CENTRICITY

Providing operational support to Combatant Commands worldwide, including active theaters of conflict; more than 1,000 deployments annually

Deploying intelligence systems like FADE across the Intelligence Community (IC) and operating the end-to-end global networks that connect them to warfighters

User feedback directly integrated into system design and development using cross-functional teams

Fully automated continuous integration / continuous delivery pipelines and push-button deployment to SIPR and JWICS deploy capabilities at the speed of mission

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DELIVER DATA to the POINT OF NEED

Researching, developing, and deploying the next generation of secure battlespace awareness – from 5G, radio frequency (RF) spectrum, and the space domain

Pioneering high-end intelligence capabilities in mobile, artificial intelligence / machine learning, robotic process automation, and secure comms to ensure DIA develops and fields critical capabilities at the speed of mission

Delivering cross-domain IC solutions and managed service on enterprise programs like NGA Transport and Cybersecurity Services



OPTIMIZE THE DIA CIO CORE

Leading the development and migration of hundreds of applications into classified government regions of C2S and C2E

Agile Solution Factory (ASF) delivering enterprise DevSecOps at massive scale on some of the largest software development contracts in the the federal government, delivering capability to customers 70% faster and with 99% defect-free releases

Premier partnership with Amazon Web Services held by less than 5% of federal service integrators



EQUIP OUR WORKFORCE

We understand that DIA’s success depends on an integrated military, civilian, and contractor workforce filled with top talent. Our badge-less, one-team, one-mission culturefosters this seamless integration

CACI is consistently rated a top workplace across the nation. Our facilities, teams, and Agile Solution Factory (ASF), designed using Silicon Valley best practices, enable a dynamic, agile, globally-deployed workforce

We attract and retain today's top talent - over 37% of our employees are veterans cleared and deployed to every DIA AOR. University partnerships with Virginia Tech, Mercyhurst, and others actively recruiting the next generation of National Security professionals

Next generation capabilities like SteelBox provide secure comms between low-side mobile devices and high-side email, dramatically improving quality of life for employees in the SCIF



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