CACI awarded $22M CENTCOM communications contract

CACI has been awarded a $22 million prime contract to continue communications support for U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM).

Under the five-year contract, CACI will support CENTCOM's Central Command Communication Integration (CCCI) organization, according to a company news release.

"CACI will provide CCCI with planning support as well as cultural and linguistic expertise to assess information that supports senior leader decision-making," the company said. "CACI's experts will also evaluate public information in order to enhance the command's communication of its purpose and activities to regional audiences. This will include leveraging innovative solutions to enable the command to maintain a proactive and relevant social media presence, engage regional populations, and communicate its mission."

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