Wright-Patterson awards electronic-warfare contract -- GCN

Wright-Patterson awards electronic-warfare contract

Apr 19, 2001

By Dawn S. Onley

GCN Staff

APRIL 19'The research laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, awarded an $8.5 million contract to CACI International Inc. to study electronic warfare.

Under the five-year, delivery order contract, the Arlington, Va., company will emulate battlefield conditions for lab demonstrations and evaluation of electronic-warfare technologies. Among the tests, CACI will simulate radar threats to Air Force weapons systems.

The contract also calls for CACI to continue supporting the Multi-Service Force Deployment team in developing simulated threat scenarios to be tested by joint Army, Navy and Air Force activities.

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