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CACI International will launch two demonstration payloads on a York Space Systems satellite to low Earth orbit in January 2023 aboard the SpaceX Transporter 7 rideshare.
SpaceX Transporter 7 is providing rideshare launch services for the York Space Systems satellite carrying CACI International’s DemoSat payloads to low Earth orbit in January 2023.
The TacISR payload is designed to identify and capture key signals of interest and operate with CACI’s Beast ground receiver to demonstrate real-time radiofrequency geolocation for deployed U.S. forces.
CACI acquired California-based SA Photonics in December 2021.
CACI International Inc. partnered with DARPA and the Space Development Agency on the Mandrake II program to demonstrate space-to-space optical communications links in LEO.
CACI’s CrossBeam free-space optical terminals were used to complete the Mandrake II optical inter-satellite link tests.
CACI International supplied the optical terminals used in the 2022-04-14 test.
Companies including CACI, Mynaric, and Tesat are preparing to ramp up production to support the Space Development Agency's planned procurements of optical terminals.
The $20,400,000 MINC mission technology contract was awarded in CACI’s third quarter of fiscal year 2022.
CACI International Inc. was awarded a $20,400,000 contract to provide technology, research, development, and innovation in support of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Mission-Integrated Network Control program.
CACI International, Inc. (NYSE: CACI) plans a space technology demonstration that will launch in early 2023 on a York Space Systems satellite into low Earth orbit aboard the SpaceX Transporter-7 rideshare.
The electronic warfare sensor technology was developed by Mastodon Design, a company CACI acquired in 2019.
CACI does not plan to build its own satellites and intends to work with satellite operators deploying large constellations to host its payloads.
CACI will deliver 40 optical communications terminals for DARPA’s Blackjack satellites over the next several months.
CACI is expanding manufacturing facilities in Florida to produce several hundred optical terminals per year.
Before acquiring SA Photonics, CACI focused on higher-end laser communications terminals designed for higher orbits and tougher radiation environments and was developing a lower-price-point version aimed at the SDA market.
CACI has been in active discussions with spacecraft manufacturers that are planning to build satellites for the Space Development Agency.
CACI acquired SA Photonics late last year for $275,000,000.
CACI will develop and deploy a processing and integration platform to enable the NGA and its partners to assess, train, and field algorithms into the production framework.
CACI International Inc. was awarded a five-year, single-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency with a ceiling value of $376,000,000.