Washington Technology

4 : Computer & Hi-Tech Management Inc.

Location:	Virginia Beach, Va.
8(a) revenue:	$12,040
Total Federal IT revenue:	$47,347
Leadership:	Jim Cheng, president and chief executive officer
Web site:	www.chm.net
Rank Last Year:	4
Graduation Date:	3/31/2004
Lines of business:	Visual program management, cyber security, e-government, web development, infrastructure, software development, IT services, videoconferencing, telecommunications, content management, defense messaging, document management, life sciences, hardware mainten
Major customers:	Department of State, Department of Commerce and U.S. Census Bureau
Major contracts/projects:	CHM is working for the U.S. Census Bureau on a $50 million, five-year contract for survey engineering and assessment, planning and analysis services. CHM will investigate new technologies that can be applied to designing efficient and economical surveys a

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