Washington Technology

45 : Information Systems Support Inc.

Top 100 Revenue:	$226,748,337	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$135,710,782
Civilian revenue:	$91,037,555
2004 revenue:	$230 million
2004 earnings :
2003 revenue:	$174 million
2003 earnings:
Number of employees:	1,200
Headquarters:	Bethesda, Md.
Web address:	www.iss-md.com
President/CEO:	Young Y. Lee, president and CEO
Head of gov't business:	Mark Morein, senior vice president, corporate programs
Lines of business:	Information technology, logistics and communications
Major customers:	Defense Department, Army Corps of Engineers, General Services Administration and Environmental Protection Agency
Major contracts/projects:	ISS is providing system analysis, design, support, configuration, programming troubleshooting and database development for the Army Corps of Engineers'' District headquarters office, eight projects and six field offices.
Previous Profile:	2004

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