Washington Technology

17 : Dell Inc.

Expanded Profile
Top 100 Revenue:	$1,360,118,226	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$938,808,438
Civilian revenue:	$421,309,788
2006 revenue:	$55.9 billion
2006 earnings :	$3.6 billion
2005 revenue:	$49.2 billion
2005 earnings:	$3 billion
Number of employees:	78700
Headquarters:	Round Rock, Texas
Web address:	www.dell.com
President/CEO:	Michael S. Dell, chairman and CEO
Ticker:	Nasdaq: DELL
Lines of business:	Servers, storage, printing and imaging systems, workstations, notebook computers, desktop computers, networking products, electronics and accessories products, managed products, professional services, deployment services, support services and training and certification services
Major customers:	Transportation Department, Navy, Army, Justice Department
Major contracts/projects:	Among significant recent awards for Dell are two Army contracts that could be worth $5 billion apiece over three years. One covers desktop and notebook computers under the Army''s ITES-2H IT program, and the other is for servers, storage and services.
Previous Profile:	2006

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