CACI Says Ahoy to Navy Deal

Tuesday, October 12th, 2010 | Filed under General | Posted by

Paul Cofoni, CACI

The Naval Operational Logistics Support Center has awarded CACI a $36 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for program management and technical support of its Ordnance Information System.

CACI will develop ordnance accounting solutions and software applications for the Navy’s Ordnance Information System, working at facilities in Bloomington, In., and Yorktown, Va.  OIS systems provide inventory management, as well as critical data for armed forces on the front lines.

CACI has been a partner in Navy ordnance for 20 years.

CACI President and CEO Paul Cofoni said: “With our Navy and Marine Corps warfighters around the world relying on the fast, reliable availability of ordnance, it’s clear that the support CACI provides for the Naval Operational Logistics Support Center is a key component in making that vital delivery capability a reality. With this significant award, we look forward to fulfilling this critical mission function for the Navy.”

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