Washington Technology

72 : Softmart Inc

Top 100 Revenue:	$195,136,345	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$156,011,220
Civilian revenue:	$39,125,125
2006 revenue:	$147.5 million
2006 earnings :
2005 revenue:	$136.4 million
2005 earnings:
Number of employees:	190
Headquarters:	Downington, Pa.
Web address:	www.softmart.com
President/CEO:	Jay Nilson, president and CEO
Head of gov't business:	Kathleen Mascherino, senior vice president
Lines of business:	Hardware, software, networking, accessories and services
Major customers:	Army, Joint Forces Command, Agriculture Department and Social Security Administration
Major contracts/projects:	Softmart has been a provider of IT equipment, software and services on the General Services Administration Schedule 70 contract since 1988. The company holds several other contracts, including the Army Enterprise Infostructure-Enterprise Software Consolidation Microsoft, the Social Security Administration Agreement and the Department of Health and Human Services BPA
Previous Profile:	2006

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