Washington Technology

25 : Professional Solutions

Location:	Alexandria, Va.
Annual growth rate:	97.63%
2007 revenue:	9,964,353
2006 revenue:	4,145,679
2005 revenue:	3,517,270
2004 revenue:	1,723,494
2003 revenue:	653,131
Leadership:	Michael Dean
Number of employees:	110
Web site:	www.professional-solutions1.com
Lines of business:	Program analytical support, operations and training support, and IT support solutions
Major customers:	Counterintelligence Field Activity, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Special Operations Command, Marine Corps, Army, Patent & Trademark Office, and Veterans Affairs
Major contracts/projects:	Under a $7.2 million Marine Corps contract, the company is providing language and culture training and analysis to Marines preparing to deploy.

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