CACI International Investor Presentation — January 2022

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CACI International Inc

Q2 FY22 Earnings Conference Call

CACI Proprietary Information

2 |CACI Proprietary Information CACI Q2 FY22 Earnings Conference CallThere are statements made herein that donot address historical facts and, therefore, could beinterpreted tobeforward -

looking statements asthat term isdefined inthe Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of1995 .Such statements aresubject

torisk factors that could cause actual results tobematerially different from anticipated results .These risk factors include, but

arenot limited to,the following :our reliance onU.S.government contracts, which includes general risk around the government

contract procurement process (such asbid protest, small business set asides, loss ofwork due toorganizational conflicts of

interest, etc.)and termination risks ;significant delays orreductions inappropriations forour programs and broader changes in

U.S.government funding and spending patterns ;legislation that amends orchanges discretionary spending levels orbudget

priorities, such asforhomeland security ortoaddress global pandemics like COVID -19;legal, regulatory, and political change

from successive presidential administrations that could result ineconomic uncertainty ;changes inU.S.federal agencies, current

agreements with other nations, foreign events, orany other events which may affect the global economy, including the impact

ofglobal pandemics like COVID -19;the results ofgovernment audits and reviews conducted bythe Defense Contract Audit

Agency, the Defense Contract Management Agency, orother governmental entities with cognizant oversight ;competitive

factors such aspricing pressures and/or competition tohire and retain employees (particularly those with security clearances) ;

failure toachieve contract awards inconnection with re-competes forpresent business and/or competition fornew business ;

regional and national economic conditions inthe United States and globally, including but not limited to:terrorist activities or

war, changes ininterest rates, currency fluctuations, significant fluctuations inthe equity markets, and market speculation

regarding our continued independence ;our ability tomeet contractual performance obligations, including technologically

complex obligations dependent onfactors not wholly within our control ;limited access tocertain facilities required forusto

perform our work, including during aglobal pandemic like COVID -19;changes intax law, the interpretation ofassociated rules

and regulations, orany other events impacting our effective tax rate ;changes intechnology ;the potential impact ofthe