Washington Technology

43 : Engineered Support Systems Inc.

Top 100 Revenue:	$245,736,326	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$233,749,541
Civilian revenue:	$11,986,785
2004 revenue:	$883.6 million
2004 earnings :	$75.9 million
2003 revenue:	$572.7 million
2003 earnings:	$43.4 million
Number of employees:	3,400
Headquarters:	St. Louis
Web address:	www.engineeredsupport.com
President/CEO:	Gerald A. Potthoff, vice chairman, CEO and president
Head of gov't business:	Larry K. Brewer, president, Washington operations
Ticker:	NYSE: EASI
Lines of business:	ESSI has several subsidiaries: Engineered Air Systems Inc., Engineered Environments Inc., ESSIbuy.com, Engineered Electric/Fermont, Keco Industries, Engineered Coil, Pivotal Power Inc., Prospective Computer Analysts Inc., Radian Inc., Spacelink International LLC, Systems & Electronics
Major customers:	Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Major contracts/projects:	Engineered Support Systems is building a scaleable, integrated, open standards command and control IT infrastructure for the Multi-National Forces in Iraq.
Previous Profile:	2004

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