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CACI Awarded US Navy Training Contract

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160406-N-SX453-072 GREAT LAKES, Illinois (April 6, 2016) – Force Master Chief (AW/SW/FMF) Karim Cole, standing left, force master chief for Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), answers questions from students currently attending Training Support Center (TSC) Great Lakes’ LifeSkills class during student indoc, April 6. Cole visited Naval Station Great Lakes as part of his introductory tour of NETC learning sites after beginning his role as the senior enlisted advisor for NETC last month. (U.S. Navy photo by Zach Mott, Training Support Center Great Lakes Public Affairs Office/Released

CACI has won a prime slot on a Navy training contract.

Under the six-year, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract with Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), CACI will “support Navy training and distance learning objectives by developing and delivering instructor-based learning and modular, scalable, interactive solutions for mobile and stationary devices,” according to a company news release. The contract has a maximum value of $192 million.

“CACI has developed and delivered hundreds of hours of interactive multimedia instruction for the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies,” according to CACI CEO Ken Asbury.

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