CACI and the other seven contractors have received blanket purchase agreements to support State’s Security Assurance Services and Innovations program, mostly through the department’s Bureaus of Diplomatic Security and Information Resource Management. The deal includes a one-year base period and four one-year options.
CACI said the work under the agreement includes services such as risk assessment, threat projection and analysis, infrastructure support, and disaster recovery. The other seven vendors on the project weren’t named, although last week Fugen, a subsidiary of federal systems analysis provider Xedar Corporation, announced that it received one of the eight slots.
