CACI International Inc — Ethics Grade D
CACI International Inc receives an overall ethics grade of D (28/100) on CancelCo's corporate accountability database. Sector: Defense & Aerospace. Market cap: Mid Cap.
Category scores
- labor: 40
- privacy: 38
- consumer: 50
- environment: 60
- humanRights: 12
Documented incidents (3)
- Abu Ghraib Torture Litigation (high, 2024) — CACI faced a federal jury trial for its corporate role at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. Plaintiffs established that civilian interrogators employed by CACI conspired with military personnel to inflict torture and degrading treatment on detainees.
- Government Contract Overbilling Settlement (medium, 2020) — The organization resolved allegations with the Department of Justice that it improperly double-billed the federal government for labor hours performed under specialized agency IT defense contracts.
- Whistleblower Retaliation Claims (medium, 2021) — Civil court proceedings sustained arguments that CACI retaliated against internal compliance employees who attempted to report systemic vulnerabilities in defense background checking procedures.
Documented good deeds
- Extensive Veteran Integration Programs — Consistently recognized for formal workplace transitional networks, reserving more than 35% of its ongoing corporate positions for military veterans.
Ethical alternatives
- MITRE Corporation — Operates primarily as a non-profit managing federally funded research centers, minimizing profit-driven incentive structures in defense consulting.