CACI

CACI International, Inc. is a private U.S. military company with headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. The company was founded in 1962 as California Analysis Center, Inc., in 1967 renamed Consolidated Analysis Centers, Inc. and 1973 in CACI, Inc., before it received its current name in 1985.

CACI International, Inc. was founded by Herb Karr and Harry M. Markowitz, to market the simulation programming language SIMSCRIPT. The company is divided into two business areas: CACI Federal, is responsible for business with the public sector in the U.S., while CACI, Ltd.. Offers consumer and market studies in the UK, for example, ACORN. The main business areas are:

• Engineering and logistics services
• Knowledge Management
• Operation of computer networks and consulting in outsourcing measures
• Enterprise application integration

Critics CACI is often referred to as " Colonels and Captains, Inc. " or " Captains and Commanders, Inc. '. This should be referred to the frequent changes of senior military personnel in the company. An employee of CACI was mentioned in a report on the abuses at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison in 2004, but released later than uninvolved. In May 2008, filed an Iraqi lawsuit against CACI International, CACI Premier Technology, and another private military companies (L -3 Communications Holdings, Inc.), as these would have their employees allowed him between September 2003 and July 2004 without charge in the prison of Abu Ghraib hold and months to mistreat physically as well as mentally.

U.S. government contracts

The U.S. intelligence agencies assigned various tasks, eg for intelligence surveillance to private companies. In 2013, as received by the major companies, including CACI, for their work for the U.S. secret nearly 190 billion U.S. dollars, which will account for about 70 % of the total volume of intelligence. Many companies were able to multiply by the U.S. government contracts after September 11, 2001 their sales.