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Faced with infrastructure downsizing and reduced resources, today’s federal agencies must still maintain optimum readiness to meet high operational demands. What’s the solution? Technology innovations that reduce lifecycle costs while sustaining quality, along with proven processes that maximize performance. With its complete spectrum of Engineering Services, CACI helps defense, civilian, and intelligence agencies increase national preparedness in our dynamic world. 

From powerful, cost-saving logistics algo- rithms to the latest in applied technology, CACI Engineering Services offer the innovation, agility, and best value demanded by today’s government. Our solutions introduce efficiencies and technology infusions that enhance supply chain management, software design and integration, simulation and programming, prototype development and integration, and enterprise resource planning. 

Over the course of the fiscal year, CACI engineers helped our customers create significant technological innovations. 

## Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Prowls the Skies 

On a recent test, an RQ-1 Predator unmanned aerial vehicle successfully launched a mini-UAV called FINDER while in flight. CACI’s design, development, and test team—working alongside the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL)—is helping the FINDER realize its full potential in the war on terrorism. Part of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency airborne sensor program, this lightweight probe detects the presence of chemical, biological, and radiological compounds in the atmosphere and communicates the results in real time. 

## Navy Enterprise Resource Planning System Modernizes Business Processes 

The Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) engineers, builds, and supports America’s fleet of ships and weapons systems. Its goal is to maintain the U.S. Navy as the best in the world, and CACI is advancing that mission with its work on NEMAIS, the Navy Enterprise Maintenance Automated Information System. As a key partner for NAVSEA, CACI brings unmatched domain expertise in finance, ship repair and maintenance, human resources, and procurement—along with critical knowledge of large-scale data migration and legacy system interface. Starting on the waterfront with ship maintenance, NEMAIS will modernize all manpower, personnel, and training systems to ensure fleet readiness. 

## Monitors Containers from the Inside Out 

In the future, from deep within a steel shipping container, a small wireless transmitter could continuously monitor contents and environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, and pressure. That future is closer thanks to CACI’s container methodology, which was successfully tested under the sponsorship of the Navy Automatic Identification Technology Project Office at the Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP). Using ultra wideband technology, a tag emits data signals from the sealed container to track its location and identify security breaches. With millions of containers entering the country each year, this next-generation technology is crucial to enhancing port operations and securing homeland defense. 

