CACI International successfully secured a potential five-year, $145 million task order to deliver crucial Naval engineering support to the U.S. Navy‘s Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Engineering and Planning Department. This significant contract ensures the continued fleet readiness, particularly for the critical undersea platforms that require continuous preparedness for rapid deployment. CACI will directly support the Navy as it manages the rapidly evolving maritime battlespace through advanced engineering solutions.
Advancing Undersea Fleet Readiness
The company will execute this task order by providing extensive assistance across various submarine and submersible engineering disciplines. This work focuses heavily on modernization, maintenance, and repair activities essential to keeping the fleet operational. CACI’s role includes technical engineering support for programs such as the Deep Submergence Systems Program (DSSP) and assisting the Navy’s Ships Availability Planning and Engineering Center with depot-level maintenance execution at the shipyard.
CACI President and CEO, John Mengucci, emphasized the company’s extensive history supporting the Navy’s undersea mission for over 30 years, noting their commitment to ensuring dominance in submarine warfare. He stated, “With innovative, mature solutions, we keep the fleet prepared and ready to respond rapidly. Backed by our intrinsic knowledge, we bring innovative efficiencies to acquisition and engineering while delivering what matters most: mission-critical results that are on time, on budget, and built to the highest standards.” CACI delivers this vital Naval engineering support to maintain the U.S. advantage beneath the waves.
