Washington Technology

74 : Camber Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$110,804,378	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$100,151,636
Civilian revenue:	$10,652,742
2005 revenue:	$181 million
2005 earnings :
2004 revenue:	$167 million
2004 earnings:
Number of employees:	1,000
Headquarters:	Huntsville, Ala.
Web address:	www.camber.com
President/CEO:	Walter Batson Jr., chairman and CEO and Joseph Alexander, president and COO
Lines of business:	Acquisition and management support, ground system support, information technology, national security, sensor systems, training and education and Air Force programs
Major customers:	Defense, Energy, Transporation, Education and Veterans Administration
Major contracts/projects:	Camber won a contract with U.S. Central Command in early 2006 to provide systems engineering and technical analysis in the area of weapons of mass destruction.
Previous Profile:	2005

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