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CACI International Inc (CACI: Quote) announced Monday that it has been awarded a $21.5 million task order by the Naval Sea Systems Command or NAVSEA to continue support of the comprehensive Naval Shipyard Training and Education Program or NSTEP.

The task order was awarded under the Seaport II Enhanced contract vehicle, with the three-year contract calling for one base year and two option years.

CACI said it will perform the work at the Naval Sea Systems Command headquarters, Naval Shipyards, and Navy maintenance facilities in the United States and Japan.

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