Washington Technology

19 : United Technologies Corp.

Expanded Profile
Top 100 Revenue:	$1,283,388,339	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$1,109,583,231
Civilian revenue:	$173,805,108
2007 revenue:	$54.8 billion
2007 earnings :	$4.2 billion
2006 revenue:	$47.8 billion
2006 earnings:	$3.7 billion
Number of employees:	225,600
Headquarters:	Hartford, Conn.
Web address:	www.utc.com
President/CEO:	Louis R. Chenevert, president and CEO
Ticker:	NYSE: UTC
Lines of business:	Carrier heating and air conditioning systems, Hamilton Sundstrand aerospace and industrial systems, Otis elevators and escalators, Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines, Sikorsky helicopters, UTC Fire & Security protection services, UTC Power and United Technologies Research Center
Major customers:	Navy, Air Force and Army
Major contracts/projects:	Sikorsky, a United Technologies company that makes military and commercial helicopters, is delivering more than 500 H-60 helicopters to the Army and Navy under a $7.4 billion contract.
Previous Profile:	2007

Sources: Sources: Washington Technology, Federal Sources Inc., Houlihan Lokey

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