22 : Veridian Corp.
| Top 100 Revenue: |
$339,147,000 |
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| Defense revenue: |
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| Civilian revenue: |
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| 2002 revenue: |
$834.1 million |
| 2002 earnings : |
$12.3 million |
| 2001 revenue: |
$690.2 million |
| 2001 earnings: |
loss of $21.4 million |
| Number of employees: |
7,300 |
| Headquarters: |
Arlington, Va. |
| Web address: |
www.veridian.com |
| President/CEO: |
David Langstaff, president and CEO; Joseph Allen, chairman |
| Head of gov't business: |
Same as CEO |
| Ticker: |
NYSE: VNX |
| Lines of business: |
Network security and enterprise protection, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, knowledge discovery and decision support, chemical, biological and nuclear detection, network and enterprise management, and systems engineering services. |
| Major customers: |
Air Force, National Reconnaissance Office, Navy |
| Major contracts/projects: |
Veridian is working on a contract in the law enforcement arena to deploy a prototype capability for information sharing among a variety of law enforcement and other agencies at different levels of government. Using knowledge management, data mining and link analysis tools, agencies at the federal, state and local level can share information that could not be shared in the past because there was no process to do so. The work represents an initial step toward the type of information sharing and cooperation that is consistently described as essential for the homeland security mission. UPDATE: General Dyanmics Corp. and Veridian have signed an agreement June 9 for Veridian to be purchased by General Dynamics for $1.5 billion. The deal is expected to close by the end of the third quarter of 2003. |