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CACI Awarded $64 Million Contract to Provide Information Assurance Support for Military Health System
Date:10/29/2007

Company Expands Support to 75 Percent of Military Healthcare Regions

ARLINGTON, Va., Oct. 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CACI International Inc (NYSE: CAI) announced today that it has been awarded a four-year, $64 million task order contract to support the Military Health System (MHS) Information Assurance Program. Under the terms of the award, CACI will supply information assurance solutions to the Technology Management, Integration and Standards (TMI&S) Directorate of the Department of Defense (DoD) TRICARE Management Activity. The award, for one base year and three option years, was made under the Defense Medical Information Systems/Systems Integration, Design, Development, Operations and Maintenance Services (D/SIDDOMS) contract vehicle. The contract continues information assurance services CACI provides to TMI&S's western region and expands the company's services to include the directorate's northern and southern regions. With the award, CACI increases its support for military healthcare services and expands its core systems integration business area.

One of the main objectives of the TMI&S Directorate is to certify that MHS information systems, as well as TRICARE contractor systems that access DoD systems, meet DoD standards for information technology security. TRICARE Management Activity is the DoD agency that administers the healthcare plan for the uniformed services, retirees, and their families, serving more than 9.1 million eligible beneficiaries worldwide.

CACI's role includes helping to provide security management, technical services, and support for DoD certification and accreditation of MHS information systems. The company offers proven solutions for information assurance, including risk
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