CACI awarded Navy training contract

CACI has won a prime slot on a Navy training contract.

Under the six-year, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract with Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), CACI will "support Navy training and distance learning objectives by developing and delivering instructor-based learning and modular, scalable, interactive solutions for mobile and stationary devices," according to a company news release. The contract has a maximum value of $192 million.

"CACI has developed and delivered hundreds of hours of interactive multimedia instruction for the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies," according to CACI CEO Ken Asbury.

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