Washington Technology

16 : Addx Corp.

Location:	Alexandria, Va.
Annual growth rate:	112.75%
2007 revenue:	10,243,154
2006 revenue:	4,603,723
2005 revenue:	2,619,408
2004 revenue:	1,550,781
2003 revenue:	499,942
Leadership:	William Millward
Number of employees:	40
Web site:	www.addxcorp.com
Lines of business:	Management consulting, technology, and program services
Major customers:	Office of the Under Secretary of Defense, personnel and readiness and acquisition, technology, logistics and office of force transformation; Army; Air Force, Navy, Joint Staff, Patent and Trademark Office; Energy Department; Homeland Security, VA, NASA and Interior.
Major contracts/projects:	For the Air Force, the company is working on requirements and doctrine support, portfolio management, customer relationship management and CVC management and customer support under a $18.7 million contract.

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