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24 : Vision Systems & Technology Inc.

Location:	Ellicott City, Md.
Annual growth rate:	85.89%
2003 revenue:	5,159,507
2002 revenue:	3,372,086
2001 revenue:	1,449,773
2000 revenue:	888,833
1999 revenue:	432,140
Leadership:	Dwayne Robinson
Number of employees:	42
Web site:	www.vsticorp.com
Lines of business:	Design, development and delivery of software engineering, Web based technology solutions, systems engineering, network solutions and management consulting services
Major customers:	National Security Agency, CIA, Terrorist Threat Integration Center, Defense Information Systems Agency, CIO Support Services, General Services Administrations, FAA
Major contracts/projects:	For the Defense Department, the company built a Web-based software development, data warehouse and middleware architecture to provide users fast and reliable search, analysis, fusion, transformation and visualization capabilities.

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