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33 : Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.

Top 100 Revenue:	$403,946,788	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$262,980,141
Civilian revenue:	$140,966,647
2005 revenue:	$5.6 billion
2005 earnings :	$151 million
2004 revenue:	$4.6 billion
2004 earnings:	$128 million
Number of employees:	27,200
Headquarters:	Pasadena, Calif.
Web address:	www.jacobs.com
President/CEO:	Craig Martin, president and CEO
Head of gov't business:	same as president and CEO
Ticker:	NYSE: JEC
Lines of business:	Aerospace and defense, automotive and industrial, buildings, chemicals and basic resources, consumer products, federal programs, forest products, infrastructure, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, refining and technology
Major customers:	Air Force, NASA, Army and Marine Corps
Major contracts/projects:	The Air Force hired Jacobs Engineering Group to provide engineering and construction services for the Air Force, Defense Department and other federal agencies under a series of contracts that could reach $15 billion.
Previous Profile:	2005

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