Army CI routing for foreign-intelligence threats to modernization, critical infrastructure and theater requirements. Its regional headquarters, battalions and local offices provide CI support to commanders and organizations; pair affected acquisition/security programs with the appropriate supporting CI element.
What this office does not control
ACIC is distinct from Army Criminal Investigation Division. Public mission descriptions do not establish the specific delegated power for a proposed act; preserve legal review, partner coordination and applicable U.S.-person safeguards. CI threat support is not authority to award a contract.
Counts are matches to names and explicit aliases within the original role labels. They are routing leads, not appointment, warrant or delegation evidence.
Conduct industrial-security functions, assist other agencies, and integrate DCSA FOCI assessment with acquisition responsibility, contract conditions and oversight.