Washington Technology

26 : Competitive Innovations LLC

Location:	Fairfax, Va.
Annual growth rate:	88.22%
2006 revenue:	5,095,551
2005 revenue:	3,020,063
2004 revenue:	737,205
2003 revenue:	511,955
2002 revenue:	405,979
Leadership:	Michael J. Kennedy
Number of employees:	15
Web site:	www.cillc.com
Lines of business:	Web portals, development tools and techniques; Web content management; software engineering; Web services; Web server deployment and administration; network infrastructure, training; project management; and consulting
Major customers:	Air Force, Army, Defense Intelligence Agency, Homeland Security Department, Education Department, Navy, House of Representatives, Veterans Affairs and State Department
Major contracts/projects:	Under the company''s GSA schedule, Competitive Innovations is providing Web services to the Air Force, DIA, VA and Education Department.

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