CACI

CACI International's growth is notable, but its profitability is a concern. The company's performance has been impressive, with significant expansion in recent times.

CACI International reported a 17.6% year-over-year growth in revenues to $2.7 billion for the fourth quarter. The company's funded backlog jumped 28.6% to $5.4 billion. CACI will participate in the 2026 Navy Summit, which will focus on AI, digital engineering, and other topics.

CACI International has secured a $500 million contract to deploy SkyValor systems for counter-drone operations at critical national security sites. The contract is for three years and is an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity agreement. The systems will be used for tactical counter-unmanned aircraft operations.

CACI International's SkyValor drone defense system is moving to full production after successful border testing. The system will be deployed to strategic locations across the US as part of a $500 million contract with JIATF-401. SkyValor is designed to defend against growing drone threats.

CACI has been awarded a $500 million contract by JIATF-401 for its non-kinetic counter-unmanned aerial systems (cUAS) technology, specifically the SkyValor drone defense system. The three-year indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract will enable CACI to deliver its SkyValor technology to support JIATF-401's Domestic Shield effort. This contract is a significant win for CACI, demonstrating the company's capabilities in drone defense systems.

CACI has been awarded a $308 million contract by the Department of Veterans Affairs to modernize its financial management systems. The contract is for six years and includes operation and maintenance of the cloud-based Integrated Financial and Acquisition Management System. CACI will also contribute to the continuous improvement of the VA's Enterprise Resource