CACI International has won a spot on the U.S. Space Force’s National Space Test and Training Complex Innovative Technology & Engineering – Space Test and Range contract.
As part of the work, CACI will provide technology to strengthen and modernize the test and training architectures needed for realistic operations, the company said. It is one of 15 awardees under the multiple award, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract, which is valued at up to $981 million over two 5-year periods.
“This award marks the first of many opportunities to bring together the combined strengths of CACI and ARKA to deliver next-generation space capabilities for the U.S. Space Force,” said Andreas Nonnenmacher, CACI senior vice president of space.
“As the space domain becomes increasingly contested, we’re equipping Guardians with advanced technologies that enable realistic testing, accelerate mission readiness, and strengthen America’s advantage in space.”
CACI will work with the U.S. Space Force OTTI and SYD 81 to design, develop and deploy tailored technologies in live, virtual and constructive environments. This will help improve testing, evaluation and training operations, while preparing Guardians for operationally realistic threat scenarios.