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35 : Hewlett-Packard Co.

Top 100 Revenue:	$315,690,068	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$145,517,614
Civilian revenue:	$170,172,455
2004 revenue:	$79.9 billion
2004 earnings :	$3.5 billion
2003 revenue:	$73.1 billion
2003 earnings:	$2.5 billion
Number of employees:	150,000
Headquarters:	Palo Alto, Calif.
Web address:	www.hp.com
President/CEO:	Mark Hurd, president and CEO
Head of gov't business:	Bill Mutell, senior vice president, Worldwide Public Sector, Health and Education
Ticker:	NYSE: HPQ
Lines of business:	IT infrastructure, global services and imaging and printing
Major customers:	Air Force, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Veterans Affairs Department
Major contracts/projects:	HP is supplying the Air Force with desktop PCs, notebooks and servers as part of an IT strategy to re-shape asset management and reduce total cost of technology ownership for the department.
Previous Profile:	2004

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