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CACI Awarded Subcontract on $4 Billion U.S. Army Infrastructure Modernization
ACI to Provide Communications and Network Services for Seamless Integration of Worldwide Infrastructure -- CACI International announced today that it is a subcontractor on the $4 billion, multiple-award U.S. Army Infrastructure Modernization (IMOD) program. CACI will support Lucent Technologies Inc. under this contract vehicle used by government project managers to meet the requirements of the Installation Information Infrastructure Modernization Program (I3MP) -- the master program for consolidating and transforming information technology (IT) and telecommunications infrastructure for the Army and Defense Department, worldwide. IMOD is a 10-year, performance-based, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract managed by the Army Project Manager, Defense Communications and Army Switched Systems. Through IMOD, CACI will help install, expand, and modernize information and telecommunications systems, including transmission and transport services, servers and data storage systems, email, directory services, and network operations, in order to seamlessly integrate all forms of IT communications and infrastructure into a converged system. As one of the top 10 IT-related solicitations within the Defense Department, IMOD is important to continued Army IT transformation and support of the global war on terrorism.
CACI will provide Lucent and its U.S. Army customers with engineering services in the form of software applications, local and wide area networking, and logistics. Customers will also have access to the CACI Vision & Solution Center, a laboratory in which service and expansion solutions can be modeled before implementation, offering a "try before you buy" capability. According to Paul Cofoni, President of U.S. Operations, "CACI's proven expertise in providing net-centric solutions that help streamline information processes makes us a key contributor as the Army seeks to modernize its information infrastructure. We're pleased that the company's unique Vision & Solution Center will contribute to advancing the process." Dr. J.P. (Jack) London, CACI Chairman, President, and CEO, said, "CACI's selection for the U.S. Army Infrastructure Modernization program is one more example of our continuing commitment to support the Armed Forces and the Department of Defense in the transformation process that is so vital to our nation. It strengthens CACI's position as an IT provider of the first caliber and a trusted partner in the government's mission to provide for our nation's critical needs in defense and homeland security."
CACI will provide Lucent and its U.S. Army customers with engineering services in the form of software applications, local and wide area networking, and logistics. Customers will also have access to the CACI Vision & Solution Center, a laboratory in which service and expansion solutions can be modeled before implementation, offering a "try before you buy" capability. According to Paul Cofoni, President of U.S. Operations, "CACI's proven expertise in providing net-centric solutions that help streamline information processes makes us a key contributor as the Army seeks to modernize its information infrastructure. We're pleased that the company's unique Vision & Solution Center will contribute to advancing the process." Dr. J.P. (Jack) London, CACI Chairman, President, and CEO, said, "CACI's selection for the U.S. Army Infrastructure Modernization program is one more example of our continuing commitment to support the Armed Forces and the Department of Defense in the transformation process that is so vital to our nation. It strengthens CACI's position as an IT provider of the first caliber and a trusted partner in the government's mission to provide for our nation's critical needs in defense and homeland security."