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Top 100 Index

An off-beat look at the numbers inside the Top 100

  • Jun 06, 2011

25: Companies still run by founders

6: Alaska Native Corporation or companies owned by tribes

7: With foreign parent or headquarters

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14: Small businesses

11: Making their first appearance on the Top 100

50: Publicly traded

$132,043,322,000: Total value of prime contracts won by 2011 Top 100

$91,890,130,000: Total value of prime contracts won by the top 20

$26,810,846,000: Total value of prime contracts on 2001 Top 100

30: Headquartered in Virginia

7: Headquartered in Reston, Va.

27: With more than $1 billion prime contracts

7: Led by a female CEO

2: Companies that broke into the top 20

7: Hardware and software resellers

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