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32 : URS Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$625,803,765	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$390,896,796
Civilian revenue:	$234,906,968
2006 revenue:	$4.24 billion
2006 earnings :	$113 million
2005 revenue:	$3.92 billion
2005 earnings:	$82.5 million
Number of employees:	29300
Headquarters:	San Francisco
Web address:	www.urscorp.com
President/CEO:	Martin M. Koffel, chairman and CEO
Ticker:	NYSE: URS
Lines of business:	URS Division and EG&G Division
Major customers:	Defense Department, Homeland Security, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard
Major contracts/projects:	URS was awarded a design-build, restore, remediate IDIQ contract by Headquarters Air Combat Command for restoration and performance-based remediation of Air Force facilities. The company''s EG&G division is also providing technical, engineering, risk and programmatic support to the Naval Air Systems Command.
Previous Profile:	2006

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