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CACI (CACI): government contracts

Every contract the U.S. government announced for CACI since Sep 10, 2026, with the money actually committed and what the stock did next.

Announced$356 M
Firm money (obligated)$356 M
Contracts4
Vs. market value2.4%
Stock since 1st contract+6.6%
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DateAgencyAmountObligatedTypeStock afterOfficial notice
Sep 29, 2026Homeland Security$216 M$216 MModification+9.3%source ↗
12-month extension
Sep 29, 2026Homeland Security$31 M$31 MAward+9.3%source ↗
The purpose of this award is to procure servicenow development & architecture support.
Sep 25, 2026GSA$69 M$69 MModification+7.5%source ↗
Cdm defend group a bridge task order - modification is to fully fund 33 rips under clins 2004 and 2005
Sep 10, 2026Veterans Affairs$41 M$41 MAward+6.6%source ↗
The task order provides for interface development, data conversion, and data cleanse support of enterprise resource planning, named department of veterans affairs integrated financial and acquisition management system.

🧭 How to read it

"Announced" is the ceiling in the notice — often a maximum over years. "Obligated" is the money committed today. "Vs. market value" is the total as % of the company's stock-market value: above 1% it can move the stock; above 10% it is a big deal.

❓ FAQ

How much did the government pay CACI (CACI) recently?

Since our tracking window began, the U.S. Department of War announced 4 contracts for CACI totaling $356 M, of which $356 M is obligated (firm) money.

Which agencies hired CACI?

The awards came from: Homeland Security, GSA, Veterans Affairs.

Do these contracts move CACI stock?

Together they equal 2.4% of the company's market value. The stock moved +6.6% since the first contract in this window. Contracts are one factor among many; this is educational, not financial advice.

📚 Faro Library reports

Educational content, not financial advice. Data: daily contract announcements of the U.S. Department of War (≥ $7.5 M), prices via Yahoo Finance.