Washington Technology

97 : CAS Inc.

Top 100 Revenue:	$74,695,814	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$72,502,730
Civilian revenue:	$2,193,084
2004 revenue:	$140 million
2004 earnings :
2003 revenue:	$115 million
2003 earnings:
Number of employees:	980
Headquarters:	Huntsville, Ala.
Web address:	www.cas-inc.com
President/CEO:	Bill Stender, CEO, Fred Clark, president
Head of gov't business:	Charlie Vaughn, group president
Lines of business:	Air and missile defense, command and control, strategic systems, tactical systems, information technology and prototyping and integration
Major customers:	Army, Air Force and Navy
Major contracts/projects:	CAS is providing programmatic and engineering services to Army project offices under the Amcom Express contract.
Previous Profile:	2004

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