General Atomics -- Washington Technology

36 : General Atomics

Top 100 Revenue:	$593,742,395	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$553,047,064
Civilian revenue:	$40,695,331
2008 revenue:
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2007 revenue:
2007 earnings:
Number of employees:	5,487
Headquarters:	San Diego
Web address:	http://www.ga.com
President/CEO:	J. Neal Blue, chairman and CEO
Head of gov't business:	Thomas J. Cassidy Jr., president, Aircraft Systems Group, GA Aeronautical Systems Inc., and Michael Reed, senior vice president, Advanced Technologies Group, General Atomics
Lines of business:	Advanced process systems division, electromagnetic systems division, systems, space and materials division, nuclear waste management, fusion energy research, power reactors, training, research, isotopes and general atomics
Major customers:	Navy, Air Force, Army and NASA
Major contracts/projects:	General Atomics is building an advanced containment launcher for the Office of Naval Research's Innovative Naval Prototype Railgun program. The 34-month project is worth $22 million.
Previous Profile:	2008

Sources: Washington Technology, Eagle Eye Publishers Inc., and Houlihan Lokey

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