Washington Technology’s 15th annual Top 100 ranks the largest government contractors as they face a quickly evolving market fraught with uncertainty and opportunity as government agencies deal with tight budgets and a lame duck administration.
Wondering who was who in the past Top 100 lists? See our archives below...
2007: Send in the Big Dogs
Revamped rankings reflect demand for solutions, services and mission-critical support
Successful government contractors no longer simply tout their information technology prowess. They go to market talking about how they solve customers’ problems, decrease costs and support critical missions. [More]
Masters of Reinvention- Successful companies transform and grow with rapidly changing market
When Rear Adm. Scott Fry retired from the Navy last year, Bahman Atefi knew Fry would be a great hire for Alion Science and Technology Corp. Fry had 32 years on active duty and 20 years in senior management positions...[More]
Michael Solley didn't want to take an early retirement when Computer Sciences Corp. bought Nichols Research in 1999. Solley, who was executive vice president of Nichols, saw growing opportunities in the Pentagon's plans to modernize aircraft and other weapons systems...[More]
