2010 Top 100 Contractors - Cubic Corp. -- Washington Technology

75 : Cubic Corp.

Top 100 Revenue:	$266,105,255	Current Revenue Rank Historical Revenue
Defense revenue:	$266,105,255
Civilian revenue:	$0
2009 revenue:	$1 billion
2009 earnings :	$55.7 million
2008 revenue:	$881.1 million
2008 earnings:	$36.9 million
Number of employees:	7000
Headquarters:	San Diego
Web address:	http://www.cubic.com
President/CEO:	Walter J. Zable, chairman and CEO
Ticker:	CUB
Lines of business:	Defense systems, mission support services and transportation systems
Major customers:	Army, Air Force, National Guard, Navy and Defense Department
Major contracts/projects:	Cubic Applications is providing military training and education support to the Army’s human resources programs as a member of ICF International’s team for the Human Resources Solutions Studies and Analysis Support (HRSS II) contract. ICF is one of 12 companies to win the five-year HRSS II contract, which has a maximum value of $1.27 billion.
Previous Profile:	2009

Sources: Washington Technology, Eagle Eye Publishers, Houlihan Lokey

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