Washington Technology

86 : Concurrent Technologies Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$160,300,511	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$126,211,304
Civilian revenue:	$34,089,207
2007 revenue:	$243 million
2007 earnings :
2006 revenue:	$243.8 million
2006 earnings:	$5 million
Number of employees:	1,400
Headquarters:	Johnstown, Pa.
Web address:	www.ctc.com
President/CEO:	Daniel R. DeVos, president and CEO
Lines of business:	Advanced materials and manufacturing, command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, force readiness and energy and environmental sustainability
Major customers:	Defense Intelligence Agency, Air Force, Army, Marine Corps and Navy
Major contracts/projects:	The Defense Intelligence Agency hired Concurrent for the Solutions for Intelligence Analysis contract, an IDIQ award with a ceiling of $1 billion over five years. The work will result in intelligence analysis support across the full spectrum of Defense Department intelligence agencies.
Previous Profile:	2007

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

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