67 : AT&T Inc.
| Top 100 Revenue: |
$205,035,719 |
|
| Defense revenue: |
$141,087,207 |
| Civilian revenue: |
$63,948,512 |
| 2006 revenue: |
$63.1 billion |
| 2006 earnings : |
$7.4 billion |
| 2005 revenue: |
$43.8 billion |
| 2005 earnings: |
$4.8 billion |
| Number of employees: |
302000 |
| Headquarters: |
San Antonio |
| Web address: |
www.att.com |
| President/CEO: |
Edward E. Whitacre Jr., chairman and CEO |
| Head of gov't business: |
Don Herring, president, AT&T Government Solutions |
| Ticker: |
NYSE: T |
| Lines of business: |
Access and local services, collaboration (messaging and conferencing), consulting and integration solutions, contact management services, data/managed data services, enterprise mobility, hosting services, integrated offers, IP and IP VPN, security and business continuity, voice over IP and voice services |
| Major customers: |
General Services Administration, Justice Department, Marine Corps, Veterans Affairs Department and U.S. Agency for International Development |
| Major contracts/projects: |
AT&T Government Solutions was awarded the Networx Universal contract by the General Services Administration to provide a range of network and communications services to federal government agencies. The IDIQ contract is worth $20 billion over the next decade. The company also announced in February 2007 that one of its Justice Department contracts had been extended. Under the Justice Unified Telecommunications Network order, the company will provide a high-speed optical network based on Multiprotocol Label Switching technology to 1,900 Justice Department locations. |
| Previous Profile: |
2006 |