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2009 Top 100
Companies evolve as government priorities change

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We rank the largest government contractors according to their prime contracting revenue in government fiscal year 2008. Data is collected on government expenditures related to information technology products and services, systems integration, telecommunications, professional services and engineering services.

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SMALL BUSINESSES ON THE LIST
2009 Company Contracts 2008
47 NANA Regional Corp. $427,607,769 71
58 Arctic Slope Regional Corp. $319,057,470 35
61 Chenega Corp. $305,541,630 76
62 SGT Inc. $292,624,295 91
65 Eyak Technology LLC $281,481,217 85
68 Sensor Technologies Inc $273,885,378 81
74 Chugach Alaska Corp. $218,632,566 90
76 Artel Inc. $207,732,858 88
91 Alutiiq LLC $171,126,422 --
94 STG Inc. $161,392,798 96
97 Centech Group Inc. $155,444,725 92
Washington Technology, Eagle Eye Publishers Inc., and Houlihan Lokey

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