CACI International announced on October 26, 2026, that it had won a five-year task order valued at up to $281 million from the U.S. Navy’s Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane. The CACI Navy contract will support the development of next-generation electromagnetic warfare capabilities.

Key Takeaways

  • The $281 million figure is the task order’s maximum stated value, not reported revenue.
  • Work includes research, assessment, prototype development and testing.
  • Capability and infrastructure enhancements will span multiple sites and operational environments.

CACI Navy contract covers development and testing

CACI’s electromagnetic warfare task order announcement describes a broad development role: the company will conduct research, analysis and assessment, build prototypes, and design and mature advanced technologies for electromagnetic spectrum operations.

The scope also includes test and evaluation, alongside infrastructure and capability enhancements tailored to customer requirements at multiple sites. The assignment therefore extends beyond research into testing and supporting the capabilities needed for operational use.

CACI President and Chief Executive Officer John Mengucci said the work would accelerate next-generation spectrum technologies and AI-enabled decision tools. He described electromagnetic superiority as central to deterring conflict and protecting U.S. forces.

Award ceiling is not an earnings forecast

The five-year term establishes the stated duration of the task order, while “up to $281 million” identifies its maximum announced value. Neither figure establishes how much revenue CACI will recognize in any individual year.

The announcement does not provide an annual funding schedule, expected profit contribution or specific prototype delivery dates. It confirms the award and its technical scope, rather than a completed deployment or a quantified change to company earnings.

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