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  1. Agencies including AFRL, SDA, SRCO, and SSC partnered on advanced space technology development.

CACI Supports Jammer Development for Space Rapid Capabilities Office

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What happened

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CACI provided support for the development of new ground-based satellite jammers for the Space Rapid Capabilities Office. These jammers were created through a prototype contract with the Space Rapid Capabilities Office by Northstrat. The first units under the Remote Modular Terminals production contract are expected to be ready in the next four weeks.

From aviationweek.com

Why it matters

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The Remote Modular Terminals are designed for counter-satellite communications targeting systems in multiple orbits. This work is part of broader advanced space technology development involving agencies like the Space Rapid Capabilities Office and Air Force Research Laboratory.

Agencies including Air Force Research Laboratory, SDA, Space Rapid Capabilities Office, and SSC partnered on advanced space technology development.

From aviationweek.com

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  • CACISpeculative

    CACI might see increased revenue from contract confirmation for RMT jammer development and production support.

  • TD CowenSpeculative

    TD Cowen may adjust financial research or rating analysis related to CACI's valuation following the contract success.

  • Cantor Fitzgerald may adjust financial research or rating analysis related to CACI's valuation following the contract success.

  • Jefferies Financial Group may adjust financial research or rating analysis related to CACI's valuation following the contract success.

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