Washington Technology

18 : Cambridge Communication Systems Inc.

Location:	Alexandria, Va.
Annual growth rate:	100.63%
2005 revenue:	10,949,159
2004 revenue:	6,164,130
2003 revenue:	2,039,609
2002 revenue:	808,871
2001 revenue:	675,707
Leadership:	Kimberly Harokopus, CEO, Christopher Sentimore, president
Web site:	www.cbridge.org
Lines of business:	Communications, IT services
Major customers:	Defense Information Systems Agency and U.S. Central Command
Major contracts/projects:	Cambridge Communication Systems won a 10-year contract with the Defense Information Systems Agency to provide operations and maintenance support of microwave and terrestrial networks in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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