Washington Technology

16 : Video Networks Inc.

Location:	Gaithersburg, Md.
Annual growth rate:	115.27%
2004 revenue:	8,661,125
2003 revenue:	1,229,952
2002 revenue:	1,675,578
2001 revenue:	953,834
2000 revenue:	403,302
Leadership:	Brett Cosor, president
Number of employees:	11
Web site:	www.videonetworksinc.com
Lines of business:	Software and network design, visual communications, video systems, audio systems and control systems
Major customers:	Navy, Army, National Institutes of Health and Internal Revenue Service
Major contracts/projects:	VNI provides post installation support to the video conferencing component of the Coast Guard Commandant''s Situation Room under a $157,000 contract awarded in March 2000. The company also provides installation and upgrades to the Military Traffic Management Command under a $450,000 contract awarded in April 2000.

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