Washington Technology

95 : Datapath Inc.

Top 100 Revenue:	$78,487,557	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$78,487,557
Civilian revenue:	$-
2004 revenue:	$87.7 million
2004 earnings :
2003 revenue:	$39 million
2003 earnings:
Number of employees:	230
Headquarters:	Norcross, Ga.
Web address:	www.datapath-inc.com
President/CEO:	Andy Mullins, CEO
Head of gov't business:	Alan Carson, senior director, government sales
Lines of business:	Custom class and fixed earth terminal solutions, transportable earth terminal solutions, mobile satellite earth terminal solutions, portable satellite earth terminal solutions, network and systems management software solutions and engineering and support services
Major customers:	Air Force, Army and Marines
Major contracts/projects:	DataPath is providing compact, trailer-based satellite communications earth terminals for field connectivity for the Army''s Joint Network Node Program, which is an element of the Army''s Joint Network Transport Capability.

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