Washington Technology

10 : InfoReliance Corp.

Location:	Fairfax, Va.
Annual growth rate:	137.74%
2004 revenue:	21,335,012
2003 revenue:	11,705,034
2002 revenue:	5,204,266
2001 revenue:	2,440,521
2000 revenue:	667,832
Leadership:	William Williams, CEO
Number of employees:	110
Web site:	www.inforeliance.com
Lines of business:	Human capital management, portal development and content management and Web-enabled application development
Major customers:	Centers for Disease Control, Agriculture Department and Commerce Department
Major contracts/projects:	InfoReliance is providing application development and maintenance services for the Agriculture Department''s Consumer Complaint Monitoring System under a $664,000 contract awarded in May 2004. The company also provides application development and maintenance services on the Marine Corp''s WebMASS, a personnel distribution information system.

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