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3 : Optimal Solutions Integration Inc.

Location:	Irving, Texas
Annual growth rate:	226.87%
2004 revenue:	14,017,599
2003 revenue:	7,690,666
2002 revenue:	4,770,632
2001 revenue:	3,129,560
2000 revenue:	122,798
Leadership:	Gurvendra Suri, CEO
Number of employees:	275
Web site:	www.optimalsol.com
Lines of business:	Core enterprise applications, supply chain management, business intelligence, customer relationship management, enterprise application integration, mobile computing/RFID, enterprise architecture & security and web services development
Major customers:	NASA, Defense Department, District of Columbia, State of Washington and U.S. Mint
Major contracts/projects:	Optimal is providing enterprise-wide integration under a $25 million Defense Department contract awarded in 2001. The company has been providing the same services to NASA under a $3 million contract that began in 2001.

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