Washington Technology

51 : Chenega Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$313,059,296	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$254,102,400
Civilian revenue:	$58,956,896
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2005 revenue:
2005 earnings:
Headquarters:	Anchorage, Alaska
Web address:	www.chenegacorp.com
Lines of business:	Base operations and maintenance, environmental management, information technology and management, intel and military operations, light manufacturing, logistics support, security services, telecommunications and training services
Major contracts/projects:	Chenega Federal Systems is working on a five-year, IDIQ contract for the U.S. Special Operations Command worth $260 million. The company is providing engineering and technical support services to the Command''s Psychological Operations Program Office.
Previous Profile:	2006

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