Comtech Telecommunications Corp. -- Washington Technology

81 : Comtech Telecommunications Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$198,685,128	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$198,663,349
Civilian revenue:	$21,779
2008 revenue:	$531.6 million
2008 earnings :	$76.4 million
2007 revenue:	$445.7 million
2007 earnings:	$65.2 million
Number of employees:	1,350
Headquarters:	Melville, N.Y.
Web address:	http://www.comtechtel.com
President/CEO:	Fred Kornberg, president and CEO
Ticker:	CMTL
Lines of business:	Telecommunications transmission, mobile data communications and RF microwave amplifiers
Major customers:	Army, Defense Department, NASA and Army National Guard
Major contracts/projects:	Comtech received orders of $102.1 million under the Army's Movement Tracking System. The company's Comtech Mobile Datacom Corp., subsidiary will provide mobile satellite transceivers integrated with a newly upgraded ruggedized tablet computer, installation kits, technical support, engineering services and user training.
Previous Profile:	2008

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

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