CACI wins $81M Army intel contract

CACI has been awarded an $81 million Army contract to support intelligence-sharing systems.

Under the contract, with the Intelligence and Information Warfare Directorate (I2WD), CACI will continue supporting the TROJAN SPIRIT intelligence dissemination system, which supplies secure information connections to tactical commanders, according to a CACI news release.

"CACI will continue providing integration, fielding, training, and logistics services to help the Army deploy and maintain the TROJAN SPIRIT terminals worldwide," said a company news release.

"With our ongoing support for the U.S. Army's TROJAN SPIRIT Program, CACI continues to strengthen our Intelligence Systems and Support business," said CACI CEO Ken Asbury.

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