CACI International has been awarded a five-year task order valued at up to $212 million to modernize enterprise-level network infrastructure across US Space Force installations. The work falls under the Pentagon’s Enterprise Information Technology as a Service Base Infrastructure Modernization initiative, a program with a ceiling value of $12.5 billion aimed at sustaining digital resilience and cyber readiness across US air and space forces. Under the contract, CACI will lead efforts to consolidate and modernize legacy network systems, enhancing secure connectivity and data flow in response to increasing mission-critical demands. The scope includes upgrades to base area networks linking command centers, operational facilities, and living quarters across 14 Space Force bases. The award follows a separate CACI contract supporting US Army initiatives to counter electronic warfare threats, reinforcing the company’s role in delivering advanced digital and RF-enabled solutions for joint force operations.
