Government Acquisitions Inc. -- Washington Technology

84 : Government Acquisitions Inc.

Top 100 Revenue:	$191,833,145	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$561,508
Civilian revenue:	$191,271,637
2008 revenue:	$215 million
2008 earnings :
2007 revenue:	$190 million
2007 earnings:
Number of employees:	41
Headquarters:	Cincinnati, Ohio
Web address:	http://www.gov-acq.com
President/CEO:	Dennis Obial, president and CEO
Lines of business:	Consolidation and virtualization, information assurance, information automation and client services
Major customers:	Homeland Security Department, Treasury Department and Agriculture Department
Major contracts/projects:	Government Acquisitions is providing the Homeland Security Department with IT products and services under the FirstSource contract.
Previous Profile:	2008

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

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