CACI International has been awarded a five-year task order valued at up to US$212 million to deliver software-defined enterprise-level network modernization for the US Space Force – providing reliable, secure and modernized base area networks (BAN) capabilities that scale with mission-critical demand.
Through this effort, CACI will design, engineer, integrate and sustain resilient network architectures that enhance operational readiness while strengthening cybersecurity protections across all operational environments. The modernized infrastructure will support high-bandwidth, low-latency communications, improved visibility and centralized management, ensuring Guardians have continuous, trusted access to data and services required to execute global missions.
“CACI stands with America’s Guardians, delivering insights and keeping pace with evolving threats to ensure the Space Force has connectivity, across all classifications, when they need it most,” said John Mengucci, CACI President and Chief Executive Officer.
“At CACI, we have a proven history of delivering resilient, software-defined network infrastructure that is more secure and efficient. We are accelerating innovation and enabling success by delivering a modern infrastructure that supports high-bandwidth, high-security operations in a contested domain.”
Under the United States Air Force Base Infrastructure Modernization (USAF BIM) indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle, CACI is spearheading the transformation and unification of legacy network infrastructures across 14 Space Force installations, improving interoperability, enhancing sustainment, increasing visibility and reducing lifecycle risk. This initiative delivers scalable, secure and mission-ready connectivity that empowers decision-making, strengthens resilience and ensures the Space Force remains prepared to meet challenges.
