Washington Technology

41 : Integrity Applications Inc.

Location:	Chantilly, Va.
Annual growth rate:	63.04%
2005 revenue:	36,019,148
2004 revenue:	25,594,694
2003 revenue:	14,594,383
2002 revenue:	8,394,974
2001 revenue:	5,097,205
Leadership:	Joseph Brickey, president and CEO
Number of employees:	190.00
Web site:	www.integrity-apps.com
Lines of business:	Systems engineering
Major customers:	National Reconnaissance Office, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Navy, Defense Intelligence Agency, Air Force and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Major contracts/projects:	Integrity Applications has a $6 million blanket purchase agreement with the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration to provide advanced design and program development support for the agency''s next generation of geospatial operational environmental satellites.

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