CACI Awarded Estimated $20 Million GSA Schedule to Provide Financial Management Services to Federal Agencies

CACI International Inc (NASDAQ:CACI) announced today that it has been awarded a General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Service Schedule for Auditing Services and Financial Management Systems services. CACI estimates the value of the multiple-award, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract, which has a base period of five years with three five-year options, to be $20 million through the initial base period. This GSA Schedule gives CACI a robust new venue for offering its proven solutions in debt management and recovery, and supports the company’s strategic goal of broadening this line of business to include financial services support across federal agencies.

CACI’s financial management services experience includes support for major civilian and defense programs. The company is prime contractor on the $43 million Automated Debt Collection Management contract with the Department of Justice. On this program, CACI has developed a nationwide system to track and collect debts ranging from student loans to Superfund recoveries. For Defense agencies such as the Army Materiel Command, CACI develops and supports budget management systems that track manpower resources and promote Army readiness.

In support of financial management systems, the company also offers broad technology expertise, with proven solutions in systems integration, network services, and information assurance. This brings added value to tasks that involve integrating financial systems within and across agencies, replacing stand-alone systems with nationwide networks, and ensuring the security of both the systems and their data.

CACI’S specific offerings range from assessing and improving existing financial management systems to developing and implementing wholly new systems based on leading commercial off-the-shelf products. The company also offers complete outsourcing solutions, managing such functions as billing services, payroll and claims processing, and grant and loan applications. Organizations expected to make the most significant use of the new GSA Schedule include all government agencies that lend or collect money, such as the Departments of Agriculture, Education, Housing and Urban Development, Treasury, and the Small Business Administration.

“CACI’s newest GSA Schedule is a perfect match for our debt management and financial services capabilities,” said Ken Johnson, CACI President of U.S. Operations. “It provides another convenient way to serve our clients, and gives us another vehicle to meet our strategic goals for growth in our markets and our lines of business.”

According to Dr. J.P. (Jack) London, CACI’s Chairman and CEO, “Through the Auditing and Financial Management Services Schedule, CACI solutions will be available to help federal agencies meet the Bush administration’s goals to better manage and recover debt, increase revenues, and keep within their budgets. This, in turn, will allow agencies to invest in other program improvements and increase their overall efficiency, saving money for the American taxpayer.”

CACI International Inc, a member of the Russell 2000 and S&P SmallCap 600 indices, is a worldwide leader in information technology and communications solutions. Founded on simulation technology in 1962, the company has evolved a diverse solutions portfolio for today’s net economy. From across the technology spectrum, CACI integrates the networks, systems, and software for telecommunications, e-Commerce, information assurance, and all forms of information management. CACI centers of excellence are unique in the industry, offering “try-before-buy” solutions so clients save time and resources. With approximately 5,000 employees and more than 90 offices in the U.S. and Europe, CACI meets complex client challenges with comprehensive, reliable solutions. Visit CACI on the web at www.caci.com .

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