CACI International Inc
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CACI International Inc
CACI International is a government contractor that builds and runs technology systems for the U.S. defense, intelligence, and civilian agencies. It helps customers with secure software, data systems, communications networks, cyber defense, electronic warfare support, and mission operations. In plain terms, CACI sells technical services and specialized systems that help government teams collect information, protect networks, and carry out sensitive work. Its main customers are U.S. federal agencies, especially the Department of Defense and intelligence organizations. CACI makes money by winning long-term contracts and then charging for labor, engineering work, and system support under those agreements. Much of its business comes from recurring government programs, where it is paid to maintain, upgrade, and secure critical systems rather than sell physical products. What makes CACI different is its role in highly sensitive and classified work. The company often needs security clearances, domain expertise, and trusted relationships before it can touch the customer’s most important systems. That puts it in a specialized corner of the services industry where reliability, confidentiality, and deep government know-how matter more than flashy consumer-facing technology.
CACI International is a government contractor that builds and runs technology systems for the U.S. defense, intelligence, and civilian agencies. It helps customers with secure software, data systems, communications networks, cyber defense, electronic warfare support, and mission operations. In plain terms, CACI sells technical services and specialized systems that help government teams collect information, protect networks, and carry out sensitive work.
Its main customers are U.S. federal agencies, especially the Department of Defense and intelligence organizations. CACI makes money by winning long-term contracts and then charging for labor, engineering work, and system support under those agreements. Much of its business comes from recurring government programs, where it is paid to maintain, upgrade, and secure critical systems rather than sell physical products.
What makes CACI different is its role in highly sensitive and classified work. The company often needs security clearances, domain expertise, and trusted relationships before it can touch the customer’s most important systems. That puts it in a specialized corner of the services industry where reliability, confidentiality, and deep government know-how matter more than flashy consumer-facing technology.
Strong year: CACI said fiscal 2026 was an exceptional year, with revenue up 11%, EBITDA margin at 12.3%, free cash flow of $735 million, and more than $10 billion of contract awards.
FY27 outlook: Management guided to revenue of $10.65 billion to $10.85 billion, EBITDA margin in the high 12% range, and at least $900 million of free cash flow.
Growth drivers: The company highlighted momentum in electronic warfare, space, counter-UAS, digital modernization, and AI-enabled software, all tied to national security demand.
Backlog strength: Total backlog topped $32 billion and funded backlog rose 29%, giving management confidence even in a slower awards environment.
Strategic shift: Executives said customers are buying more through OTAs, CSOs, and commercial-style contracts, which may change how investors should think about book-to-bill and awards.
Capital progress: Leverage fell to 3.7x after the ARKA deal, and CACI now expects to get back to the low 3s by June 2027, one quarter earlier than previously said.